April 26, Kathmandu: This year, 886 people have been allowed to climb 25 mountains in Nepal so far.
The tourism department has given them permission. According to the department, 110 groups have taken permission for mountaineering this year. There are 692 males and 194 females in these groups.
Most have taken permission to climb the world’s highest peak, Mount Everest. So far, 303 people from 38 groups have been allowed to climb Mt. Everest.
According to the department, 97 climbers are permitted to climb Mt AmaDablam
26 Climbers are permitted to climb Mt Annapurna I
9 Climbers are permitted to climb Annapurna IV
20 Climbers are permitted to climb Mt Baruntse
8 Climbers are Permitted to Climb Bhemdang Ri
27 Climbers are permitted to climb Dhaulagiri
2 Climbers are permitted to climb Gangapurna
35 Climbers are permitted to climb Mt Himlung
68 Climbers are permitted to climb Mt Kanchenjunga
2 Climbers are permitted to climb Mt Kangchung
112 Climbers are permitted to climb Mt Lhotse
39 Climbers are permitted to climb Mt Makalu
4 Climbers are permitted to climb Mt Mukot
5 Climbers are Permitted to climb Mt Norbu Khang
57 Climbers are permitted to climb Nuptse
5 Climbers are permitted to climb Mt Phu Kang
9 Climbers are permitted to climb Mt Pokhar Khang
14 Climbers are permitted to climb Mt putha Hiuchuli
9 Climbers are permitted to climb Mt Ratna Chuli
303 Climbers are permitted to climb Mt Everest
10 Climbers are permitted to climb Mt Saribung
2 Climbers are permitted to climb Mt Saula
12 Climbers are Permitted to climb Mt Dhampus
2 Climbers are permitted to climb Mt Urknmang
