Everest Base Camp Helicopter tour is an excellent way to experience the majesty of Mount Everest in just one day. Starting from Kathmandu, we take off towards the east and make our way to Lukla, a picturesque Sherpa village. As we soar over the world-famous Everest Base Camp, we take in stunning views of the Khumbu Glacier, nestled between the towering peaks of Everest and the Lhotse-Nuptse ridge.
Our journey continues to Kala Patthar, where we pause to revel in breathtaking panoramas of the world's highest mountain and the surrounding Himalayan range. Afterward, we make a brief stop at Syangboche, where we spend around twenty minutes enjoying a delectable breakfast and admiring the stunning Himalayan vista.
Upon our return to Lukla for refueling, we conclude our extraordinary helicopter tour of Everest and make our way back to Kathmandu. This day-long excursion offers a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to not only reach the base camp of the world's highest mountain but also to take in unparalleled aerial views of Everest and its neighboring peaks during a private helicopter flight.
Kathmandu to Lukla:
Lukla to Everest Base Camp (fly over)
Everest Base Camp to Kala Patthar for magnificent views of the Everest panaroma
Kala Patthar to Syangboche (breakfast in Syangboche amidst the Himalayan vista)
Syangboche to Lukla
Lukla to Kathmandu
Important Note: Spending only around five minutes in Kala Patthar will prevent us from getting altitude sickness. Our helicopter will be on stand-by at Kala Patthar, therefore, it is technically impossible to spend more than the allocated time.
Cost Details:
1 person: 4999 USD per person
2 people: 2540 USD per person
3 people: 1780 USD per person
4 people: 1199 USD per person
Email: info@globallinktours.com or Call us +977- 01-4540560 for Better Price.
Total Trip Duration: 4-5 hours
Cost Includes:
Airport pick-up and drop-off by a private vehicle.
4-5 hours helicopter flight.
National Park fee.
Company service charges.
All government and local taxes.
Emergency oxygen availabe inside the helicopter. (Additional cost required for personal use of the oxygen cylinder outside the helicopter)
