Drones Price in Nepal [Updated]

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      By Dip Khatiwada

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      Updated on Jul 24, 2024

      Drones Price in Nepal [Updated]
      Drones have become increasingly popular in Nepal, serving various purposes across various applications. With advancements in technology, drones have become more accessible, offering a range of features and capabilities across different price segments. This article aims to provide a comprehensive guide on drones and its price in Nepal

      Drone Price in Nepal Overview

      So What is a Drone?

      Drones
      A drone, or unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV), is a flying device controlled remotely or autonomously with pre-programmed flight paths. Equipped with cameras, sensors, and other advanced technology, drones can capture high-resolution images, record videos, and perform a variety of tasks. They come in various shapes and sizes, designed for different applications ranging from recreational use to professional and industrial purposes.

      Importance of Drones

      Drones in agriculture
      Versatility and Applications Drones are versatile tools used in numerous fields. In Nepal, they play a crucial role in photography, videography, agriculture, surveillance, and even disaster management. Drones enable photographers to capture breathtaking aerial shots, while farmers use them to monitor crops and improve agricultural practices. Law enforcement and rescue teams also utilize drones for surveillance and search operations, making them indispensable in various sectors.

      Types of Drones

      Camera Drones

       These drones are equipped with high-quality cameras and are primarily used for photography and videography. Popular among hobbyists and professionals, camera drones can capture stunning aerial footage and images.

      Racing Drones 

      Designed for speed and agility, racing drones are used in drone racing competitions. These drones are built to be lightweight and fast, offering an exhilarating experience for enthusiasts.

      Toy Drones

       Toy drones are small, affordable, and easy to operate, making them perfect for beginners and children. They are primarily used for recreational purposes and are a great way to get started with drone flying.

      Commercial Drones 

      These drones are used for industrial and commercial applications such as agriculture, surveying, mapping, and inspection. Equipped with advanced technology and sensors, commercial drones help in improving efficiency and productivity in various industries.

      Delivery Drones

      Drones in logistic
      Used by logistics companies, delivery drones are designed to transport goods and packages. They offer a quick and efficient solution for delivering items to remote or hard-to-reach areas.

      The Evolution and Popularity of Drones

      A decade ago, drones were relatively obscure and primarily associated with military use or as expensive toys for tech enthusiasts. However, technological advancements and reduced costs have transformed drones into mainstream devices. Today, they are everywhere. Drones have become so popular that you could often find at least one engineering project focused on drones in almost every engineering campus across Nepal.  In the cities, drones are frequently used for commercial photography, event coverage, and real estate marketing. In rural and mountainous regions, drones assist in capturing stunning aerial views, mapping terrain etc and so much more.

      Key Considerations When Purchasing a Drone

      Flight Duration 

      Different types of drones offer varying flight times, which should be considered based on your intended use. Typically, larger drones have longer flight times. Professional drones can fly for up to 30 minutes, whereas toy drones typically last around 7-9 minutes on a single charge. To extend your flying time, it's beneficial to carry extra batteries.

      Battery Options 

      For extended flying sessions, ensure the drone supports interchangeable batteries. Having spare batteries is crucial for maximizing flight time. This is particularly useful for professionals aiming to capture the perfect shot by swapping out batteries.

      Range of Flight 

      The required flight range depends on your usage. For impressive aerial photography, a greater flight range is necessary. Professional drones can reach up to 2 km, while advanced drones have a range of approximately 500 m. Always keep your drone within sight and be aware of local regulations, especially when traveling abroad.

      Camera Features

       Not all drones include cameras; some are too small or don’t require them. But for camera drones, the most important ones are the Resolution and stabilization. Regarding resolution drone cameras start with 2MP, which provide decent quality. For higher quality, look for resolutions up to 2.7K or 4K for a cinematic effect. Full HD 1080p is ideal for home or vacation videos. Similarly, Stablization is other key factor that ensures smooth footages. Drones with stabilization features, like gimbals, are more expensive but deliver superior results.

      First Person View (FPV) 

      FPV enables you to see through the drone’s camera in real-time, displayed on the controller or your smartphone/tablet. This feature is critical for directing your camera to capture perfect shots.

      GPS Functionality

      GPS helps locate your drone and assists with automatic flight path generation. The return-to-home feature is particularly useful, allowing the drone to return to its takeoff point with a single command.

      Drones Price in Nepal (Summary)

      In this article, we have divided the listing in two. The first list is exclusively about the DJI drones and the second list is about the other drones that are available in Nepal. We have done this because, the DJI are by far the most popular drones available in Nepal and elsewhere, and the rest of the drone companies don’t have a vast amount of drones available in Nepal. 

      DJI Drones Price in Nepal 

      DJI Drone price in nepal
      DJI Drone in NepalPrice in Nepal
      DJI Tello Boost ComboRs. 25,600
      DJI Mini 2 SERs. 62,800
      DJI Mini 2 SE (Fly More Combo)Rs. 88,000
      DJI Mini 3 (Fly More Combo Plus GL)Rs. 110,000
      DJI Mini 3 (Fly More Combo with RC2)Rs. 133,300
      DJI Mini 3 Combo (Fly More Combo Plus RC)Rs. 140,000
      DJI Mini 3 Pro (with RC-N1)Rs. 128,000
      DJI Mini 3 Pro (with RC)Rs. 156,800
      DJI Mini 4 Pro (with RC-N2)Rs. 145,000
      DJI Mini 4 Pro (Fly More Combo Plus RC2)Rs. 220,000
      DJI Air 3 (Fly More Combo with RCN2)Rs. 220,000
      DJI Air 3 (Fly More Combo with RC2)Rs. 247,000
      DJI Avata  (Fly Smart Combo, FPV Goggles 2)Rs. 195,000
      DJI Avata  (Pro View Combo, RC)Rs. 248,000
      DJI Avata 2 (Full More Combo, 1x Battery)Rs. 186,000
      DJI Avata 2 (Full More Combo, 3x Battery)Rs. 215,600
      DJI Mavic 3 Classic (Normal Controller)Rs. 286,000
      DJI Mavic 3 Classic (Smart Controller)Rs. 300,000
      DJI Mavic 3Rs. 320,000
      DJI Mavic 3 ProRs. 510,000

      Rest  

      Here we have list down other Drones that are available in Nepal and are not-so-popular in the market. However, they come with cutting-edge technology and a plethora of other features.
      DronesPrice in Nepal
      Autel Robotics EVO Lite Drone Premium BundleNPR 256,000
      PowereggX Wizard DroneNPR 175,000
      Autel Robotics EVO NanoNPR 152,000
      X8 SE 2020 DroneNPR 84,450
      AE86 Pro MaxNPR 78,700
      Fimi X8 Se 2020NPR 78,000
      2024 W5 RC DroneNPR 67,000
      SJRC F22s 4K DroneNPR 63,000
      F11 4K 5GNPR 49,999
      Almari SG906 MAX DroneNPR 45,000
      JJRC X5 Epik 2K DroneNPR 34,999
      JJRC X8 1080pNPR 34,999
      Almari GPS Folding DroneNPR 29,500
      A18 mini DroneNPR 28,990
      W2 Max 4K DroneNPR 26,499
      K101 Max DroneNPR 21,500

      Rules and regulations in Nepal for the use of drones:

      It’s illegal to operate a drone in Nepal. But with official papers and permits, one can easily fly a drone. The Civil Aviation Authority of Nepal (CAAN) has set some rules regarding the use of drones. Operators must ensure that they follow the following rules/ laws issued by the Nepal Government:
      • You must first apply for and receive permission from the Civil Aviation Authority before flying a drone.
      • You cannot fly your drone over people or crowds of people.
      • Respect others’ privacy when flying your drone, there have been reports of locals not appreciating drones flying near them.
      • You must fly during daylight hours and only fly in good weather conditions.
      • Do not fly your drone over military installations, power plants, or other areas that could cause concern among the local authorities.
      • Do not fly your drone near airports or in any area where aircraft are operating.

      Process of obtaining a permit to fly a drone in Nepal:

      • First of all, you should take the permission letter from the municipality of the place where you want to fly a drone.
      • Second, you need to take a recommendation letter from the CDO office. The CDO office will give the recommendation letter only after getting the permission letter from the municipality.
      • Then the police headquarters of the places that you want to fly your drone over will give you a security clearance letter or even provide security in those areas, if necessary.
      • Then with the security clearance letter and all the documents listed above, you should submit the documents to the CAAN.
      You do not need to pay money to get a permit to fly drones. The above-mentioned process will take 3 days in total.

      Where to buy drones in Nepal at the best price?

      If you are willing to buy any of the drones in Nepal, you can get them from Hukut Store. These stores have been selling drones in the country at official prices.

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