Nepal is home to some of the most breathtaking and culturally rich heritage sites in the world. From the vibrant temple courtyards of Kathmandu Valley to the sacred spiritual center of Lumbini and the wild heart of Chitwan, these locations are not only must-visits but also recognized as UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Entry fees vary depending on nationality, with discounted rates for SAARC nationals, Chinese citizens, and locals. Below you'll find a complete breakdown of the fees to help you plan your visit effectively.

Entry Fees by Site and Nationality

SiteForeign Nationals (NPR)SAARC Nationals (NPR)Chinese Nationals (NPR)Nepalese (NPR)
Kathmandu Durbar Square10005001000Free
Patan Durbar Square10002501000Free
Bhaktapur Durbar Square1800500500Free
Swayambhu Stupa20050200Free
Boudha Stupa400100400Free
Pashupatinath Temple100010001000Free
Changunarayan Temple300100300Free
Patan Golden Temple10050100Free
National Museum, Chauni1505015025
National Art Museum, Bhaktapur1505015025
Ethnographic Museum, NTB2001005030
Garden of Dreams400400400150
Godawari Botanical Garden50020010050
Central Zoo1000500250200
Lumbini Sacred Garden70040070020
Lumbini Museum50505010
Kapilvastu Museum105102
Chitwan National Park2000 + VAT1000 + VAT2000 + VAT150 + VAT
Elephant Breeding Center1005010025
Tharu Cultural Museum25152510

Travel Tips:
- Entry fees are subject to change, so it’s a good idea to confirm locally upon arrival.
- Many sites offer free or discounted access for children under 10.
- Students should carry valid IDs for additional discounts.
- Sites like museums may close on Tuesdays or public holidays, so plan your visits accordingly.