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> As of 11 July, 1999, no trekking permits are required for trekking in the Everest, Annapurnas and the Langtang regions although it is still necessary to pay the National Park/Conservation Area entry fee. For other areas a foreigner must have trekking permits. Formalities include declaration of passport, 2 passport photos, filing the applications, and payment of fees. Fees vary according to the trekking regions and the duration of the trek. > Do-It-Yourself trekkers are required to apply in person, and should put aside the better part of one full working office day to get their permits processed. Those doing an organized trek through a trekking agency get their permits processed by their agent. > Trekking Fees > Region Duration Fee > Annapurna/Everest/Langtang First 4 weeks $ 5 per week > Jumla-Rara/Gorkha Extensions $10 per week > Khangchendzonga* & Lower Dolpo First 4 weeks $ 10 per week > Extensions $ 20 per week > Manaslu* Sept - Nov $ 90 per week > Dec - Aug $ 75 per week > Upper Mustang* First 10 days $ 700 > Extensions $ 70 per day > Upper Dolpo* First 10 days $ 700 > Extensions $ 70 per day > Humla (Simikot - Yari)* First week $ 5 per day > Manasarovar (Mt. Kailash) Trek Extensions $ 15 per day > National Park/Conservation Area National Park Entry Fee : > One time Rs. 1,000 for the entire duration of the trek > wobei sich das nat�rlich auch mal wieder �ndern kann am besten eeinen travel agent vor Ort fragen oderr selber hingehen, aber das n�tzt dir wohl wenig. > hoffe ich konnte ein wenig helfen > Gru� > Michael