Nepal to Make Nearly 100 Mountains Accessible for Free. Wants to Get Climbers Off Everest

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The cost of climbing the world's highest mountain is astronomical. Nepal, the country from which most climbers set off for Mount Everest, has decided to make 97 other peaks completely free of charge. In this way, it wants to not only relieve Everest, but also attract tourists to other parts of the country.

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At the same time, as of September, the fee for permission to climb Everest will be increased to $15,000.

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On August 13, Nepalese officials announced that the country would waive climbing fees on 97 mountains to encourage tourists to explore lesser-known destinations and boost the local economy.