The government has raised the salami fee collected from climbers including foreigners to climb Mount Everest from 11,000 US dollars to 15,000 US dollars.

According to Narayan Prasad Regmi, director general of the tourism department, the mountain climbing regulations, which have been revised and revised, have been increased to 15,000 US dollars from the 11,000 salami fee set by the department for climbing Mount Everest. 

"The salutation duties paid by foreigners and natives in mountain climbing have been changed," Director General Regmi said, "Furthermore, rules have also been amended regarding the safety and insurance of the workers involved in the climbing team. The regulations passed by the Council of Ministers will be published in the Gazette in a few days.' 

Nepal has opened 461 mountains for climbing, including 8 mountains that are 8,000 high.