Have a Luxury Trek To The Top Of The World
Everest Base Camp Helicopter Tour

An adventurous Trekking journey to the Everest Base Camp is a dream destination for many Travelers worldwide. Breathtaking high-altitude landscapes, tranquil monasteries, exotic Sherpa (Local People living in the Everest Region) Culture, jaw-dropping panoramic views of the tallest peaks in the world, diverse flora and Fauna, and many other natural wonders beholding unique charm and exquisiteness, Everest Base Camp offers you all.
But no all can embark on this beautiful journey. The Everest Base Camp Trek is very demanding and challenges you to your core. Also, it is a long strenuous trek and not everyone has time for it.
So, what do you do if you want a luxury trip to the Everest Base Camp? Everest Base Camp Helicopter Tour is the best option for you! Escape all the strenuous long trekking days, visit your dream destination within hours, and have a lifetime experience.
Everest Base Camp helicopter tour is the most intriguing aerial tour that flies around the lofty Himalayas exploring the aesthetic boundary of the supreme Mt. Everest. The unwinding and intangible blend of beauty and fragility of the local environment is what will engulf you entirely into your traveling desperation. Everest Base camp Heli Tour will take you to the North-Eastern Himalayan range of Nepal which offers the magnificent glimpse of Mt. Everest including Lhotse, Cho-Oyu, Amadablam, Dorje Lakpa, etc.

Outline Itinerary & Trip Route Of Everest Base Camp Helicopter Tour
- Kathmandu -- Lukla: Flight Time: 45 Minutes, Fuel Filling Time: 25 Minutes
- Everest Base Camp (Kalapatthar): Flight Time 25 Minutes Ground Time: 10-15 Minutes
- Everest Base Camp (Kalapatthar)--Syangboche (Everest View Point Hotel) Flight Time: 15 Minutes Ground Time: 55
- Everest View Point Hotel-(Syangboche) - Lukla – Kathmandu: Flight Time: 1 hrs 10 minutes.
What Is The Packing List For Everest Base Camp Helicopter Tour?
Here is a short list of packing for the Everest Base Camp Helicopter Tour
- Wind and waterproof down jacket
- Warm hiking boots with woolen socks
- The inner and outer layers of gloves
- A thermos water bottle that keeps water warm
- Warm woolen hats and scarf
- UV ray-protecting glasses
- Camera or mobile with enough battery (spare battery if you are carrying a camera too)
- Lip balm
- Your personal requirements
What is the best time for Helicopter Tour?
As it does take a short time, you can do Everest Base Camp Helicopter Tour any time of the year. What requires is the fine day with clear visibility. In winter, the thick fog and mists may obstruct the visibility that it is difficult to do this tour. Besides this, you can never predict the weather conditions of the high altitude places. In rainy season as well, the heavy shower and unexpected fog and mists can be a hurdle for the flight.
You should be flexible for the delay, postponement and cancellation of flights due to unavoidable weather condition. Flying over Mt. Everest in winter and rainy seasons may not apt for those having very limited vacation. You cannot have the astounding vistas of the snow capped peaks, the Khumbu Glacier and the Khumbu Glacier in these seasons. Therefore, it is not much good idea to plan Everest Base Camp Helicopter Tour in this time.
The best seasons for Everest Base Camp Helicopter Tour are spring and autumn. The days are fine with the perfect visibility that you can have the 360-degree aerial view of the Great Himalayas. Flying to the Everest region in these seasons is the best idea to have the lifelong memory of the snowy peaks around Mt. Everest. In these seasons, there are multiple flight services from Kathmandu Airport. We highly recommend you to book you a trip to these two seasons.
About the Creator
Birendra Prasad Chudal
Hello, I am Birendra Prasad Chudal. I have been working in the Travel and Tour business here in Nepal. I have 2 decades of experience of providing high quality adventerous tour and travel to Everest, Annapurna, Manaslu,Mustang.



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