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Section 4: Procedure for obtaining trekking permission

tamil nadu forest and wildlife areas (regulation of trekking) rules 2018State Rules of Tamil Nadu · 1972

(1) Every group intending to undertake trekking shall apply for permission to the Competent Authority to trek in a linear route in Form-I. The Competent Authority, if satisfied that the requirements of these rules are fulfilled, shall grant permission for trekking in Form-II and require the group leader to pay the fee prescribed.

Oct. 31, 2018] TAMIL NADU GOVERNMENT GAZETTE 153

(2) On receipt of permission for trekking, the group leader shall pay the fee specified hereunder:-

(i) Easy Trek- Rs.200/- per person per day.

(ii) Moderate Trek - Rs.350/- per person per day.

(iii) Tough Trek - Rs.500/- per person per day.

Provided that for foreigners, the fee payable shall be Rs.1,500/- per person per day, Rs.3,000/- per person per day and RS.5,000/- per person per day, for easy trek, moderate trek and tough trek, respectively.

(3) The fee collected under this Rule shall be credited to a separate fund and it shall be used for development of forests and for eco-tourism.

Where this provision sits

Acttamil nadu forest and wildlife areas (regulation of trekking) rules 2018
Section4
Marginal noteProcedure for obtaining trekking permission
JurisdictionState of Tamil Nadu
StatusIn force as published by the source

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