Everest View Trek With Helicopter Tour - 4 Days

"Experience the Majestic Beauty and the view of the Himalayas like Everest, Lhotse, Nuptse, Makalu, Cho-Oyu, Ama Dablam, and others from the Ground and the Sky!"
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Good to Know
  • Duration 4 Days
  • Difficulty Level Easy
  • Max. Altitude 5364
  • Group Size 2+
  • Trip Starts kathmandu
  • Trip Ends Kathmandu
  • Group Style Group and Private
  • Activities Trekking and Scenic mountain flight
  • Best Season Sept to May

Highlights of Everest View Trek with Helicopter Return

  • Magnificent views of Himalayas, including Pumori, Cho Oyu, Nuptse, Ama Dablam, Cholatse, Tawache, Lobuche, Lhotse, and Mt. Everest.
  • The magnificent aerial circuit view of the Khumbu region and Sherpa culture.
  • Views of the lakes, rivers, glaciers, snow-capped mountains, and icefalls.
  • Trek towards the tourist hub of Everest the best place to ever be at Namche.
  • Trekking inside the Sagarmatha National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site,one of the world's most famous and recognized national park.
  • Helicopters land at Kalapatthar, one of the highest point of the regular Everest base camp trek.
  • Views of a charming hamlet, a green valley, and a rhododendron and pine tree alpine forest.

Introduction:- Everest View trek with a Helicopter tour 

Everest view trek with a helicopter tour is for trekkers planning to trek and have a Helicopter ride in the Everest region. During the trek and the helicopter ride, witness the beautiful views of Mt. Everest, Lhotse, Nuptse, Ama Dablam, Pumori, Tobuche, Lobuche, Island Peak, and other stunning peaks in the Mahalangur Himalayan Range from different angles. The best part of this helicopter ride is ascending above the clouds and admiring the hypnotic beauty of the majestic mountains from above.

This trip is one of the most remarkable ways to see and become lost in the beautiful Himalayan landscapes. For those who do not have enough time to finish the lengthy and arduous walk through the Everest foothills, the Everest Stopover in Kalapatthar (near Everest Base Camp) is a great option.

The Everest Helicopter tour added with Everest Region Trekking is one of the comprehensive packages that offers the opportunity to meander around the most breathtaking landscapes of Nepal. The additional experience of helicopter flight provides an unparalleled view of the region's majestic mountain peaks, including the view of the world’s highest mountain, Mount Everest. The tour offers an astonishing memory that will last forever.

The Helicopter Tour with Everest trekking provides a unique approach filled with adventure and adrenaline. Most of the Everest trek with a helicopter tour itinerary escapes the daily walking, allowing an aerial view of Everest's natural beauty and snow-capped mountains.

The helicopter tour cannot be missed, where individuals can land at Kalapatthar. Situated at 5,645 meters/18,519 feet, Kala Patthar is one of the trip's main highlights, heaven for sunrise and sunset views from the Everest region. Imagine the pink and golden hue that persists on the white mountaintop; the scenery will mesmerize anyone who wishes to visit the charming Kalapatthar.

Similarly, Kalapatthar is the helicopter landing spot in the Everest view Trek with Helicopter Tour. Passengers will only get to fly over Everest Base Camp and glimpse its iconic rock.

Spring and autumn are the best seasons for an Everest trek with a helicopter tour. Spring in Nepal lasts from March to April, and autumn lasts from September to November. These seasons provide lovely weather conditions and a comfortable walking experience, referred to as the best seasons.

So, join hands with Trekking Planner Nepal to embark on the journey towards the Everest region. Get an opportunity to view the highest mountain in the world, witness the sunrise view like never before, and trek along the sherpa villages to understand the Himalayan lifestyle, culture, and tradition. Capture some of the best photographs of snow-capped mountains, landscapes, sceneries, and wildlife, and write the story of the journey for a lifetime.

Major Attraction of Everest base camp helicopter tour

The Everest Base Camp Helicopter Tour is the best way to see the beautiful Himalayan landscape. For those who don't have enough time but want to explore the beauty of the mountains, this is the perfect opportunity. The main attractions of this trek are listed below:

  • The close-up view of Everest, the world's highest mountain, is the main attraction, along with stunning views of other well-known peaks such as Lhotse, Nuptse, and Ama Dablam. During the hike and flight, you can see snow-capped mountains and peaceful villages surrounded by the mountains and the beauty of Sagarmatha National Park.
  • Walking through a traditional village, Namche Bazaar, you can see houses made of stone and mud with slatted roofs, colorful prayer flags, and monasteries. You'll have a chance to explore their culture, traditions, and Sherpa lifestyle.
  • The main highlight of this trek is the helicopter ride, which offers breathtaking aerial views of the mountains and the valley. You can see breathtaking views of Mount Everest, Lhotse, Ama Dablam, and other mountains from the air, which offer many photography opportunities.
  • The Everest Trek with Helicopter Tour 4 Days is designed to be time-saving and beginner-friendly, with minimal walking challenges. It involves only short hikes on well-marked trails, making the Trek safer and easier, which offer stunning Himalayan scenery and Sherpa villages.

How does the Everest Helicopter tour begin and end?

Everest Helicopter tour is an exhilarating and unforgettable journey to the heart of the Himalayas. The tour begins with a flight from Kathmandu to Lukla, a small town at the gateway to the Everest Region. From here, you will start the journey towards Phakding, which would be around 5 hours of walking and is also considered the warm-up day, where you spend your first night at 2600 meters or more of elevation.

On the Second Day of the trip, we begin our day after breakfast by going from Monjo to Jorsale, following the Dudh Koshi River and heading towards the Hillary Bridge, one of the highest bridges on the Everest base camp trek. We take a steep walk across the bridge, going all the way up to Tobh Danda, and then reaching Namche Bazaar.

The Third Day of the tour includes a hike to Syangboche, where you will have the chance to visit the famous Everest Panorama Hotel and the Everest View Hotel and enjoy a delicious lunch with a view of Mount Everest, Lhotse, Nuptse, Ama Dablam, peak 38, Hilary Peak, Thamserku, and Kongde. After lunch and some time there, we will return to the Sagarmatha National Museum.

On the Fourth Day of our Helicopter Tour package, you will fly over Mount Everest's base camp, where trekkers can land at Kalapatthar and explore the area for about 10-15 minutes. While flying over the base camp, trekkers will see the preparations for climbing expeditions and get a sense of the unique atmosphere at the base of the world's highest peak. From Kalapatthar, we fly back to Lukla and take our regular airplane flight back to Kathmandu. 

This helicopter tour and a trek package for Everest is perfect for those who want to experience the beauty of the Himalayas and the thrill of flying close to Mount Everest without any physical effort.

Why choose the Everest View Trek with Helicopter Tour package?

Everest View Trek by helicopter is for those who want to explore the mountain in a short time. This trek combines stunning mountains and culture. It is beginner-friendly, so anyone can enjoy this trek, which offers safe and unforgettable adventures. There are some reasons:

Time Saving: The Everest Trek with helicopter tour is safe and short during the rush period, offering helicopter travel and avoiding long days of walking. This trek is best for those with limited time who want to experience Mountain View. Well-marked trails that are beginner-friendly and convenient.

Stunning view: Everest trek with Helicopter Tour offers mesmerizing views of snow-covered mountains, including Mount Everest, Lhotse, and others. From the helicopter ride and the trail, you can see the beautiful scenery of the valley, green forests, and snow-covered mountains, which make the trek even more unforgettable and enjoyable.

Cultural experience: The Everest trek offers the chance to explore Sherpa culture and lifestyle. Walking through the village, you can see traditional houses made of wood, clay, and stone, with slatted roofs, prayer flags, and monasteries. You can also experience local customs and their warm, welcoming nature, which makes the trek more pleasant and enjoyable.

For whom is the Everest View Trek with helicopter tour appropriate?

The Everest helicopter tour is appropriate for a wide range of people, including:

  • Adventurers are looking for a unique approach to discovering the Himalayas.
  • People who want to go climbing but lack the physical ability or time to participate in a regular trek or climb.
  • People who want to see Mount Everest and the surrounding Himalayan Mountain range but don't want to spend much time on the trek.
  • Those interested know about the culture and lifestyle of the Sherpa people residing around the Everest region.
  • Tourists are searching for a less strenuous regular trek or climb option.
  • Individuals are seeking a Himalayas region experience.

It's important to note that this trekking and helicopter tour package will require some physical fitness. We will walk from Lukla to Namche and then take a helicopter tour of the Everest region. The helicopter ride involves flying towards Everest's base camp from Namche, landing at Kalapatthar, and heading back to Lukla.

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    What can trekkers expect during the Helicopter Tour to Everest?

    Soaring above the Khumbu region and Everest Base Camp, travelers get a clear view of the magnificent Himalayas, especially during the landing at Kalapatthar, one of the best views in the entire Khumbu Region. There is also a panoramic view of the Everest massif and several neighboring summits. Aside from Everest, glimpses of the sacred Gokyo Lakes appear tranquil due to their natural beauty and majesty.

    Everest Helicopter with Landingis a relaxed and pleasurable way to spend time. Many characteristics of Mount Everest can be experienced without enduring long periods of arduous trekking. Instead, you'll get a short and straightforward tour that highlights all of Nepal's best qualities and moods.

    Outline Everest View trek Itinerary

    Day 01: Fly to Lukla, collect your luggage, and trek to Phakding (a 40-minute flight and a 4-hour walk).
    Day 02: Trek to Namche Bazar from Phakding (about 5-6 hour's walk)
    Day 03: Rest and acclamation at Namche
    Day 04: Heli ride from Namche to Kalapatthar for landing, fly over Base Camp and return to Lukla

    If you want to customize the trip or custom hand-picked facilities instead of the whole package, we also have those services, for example.

    • Nepal Trekking Planner can provide customized tailored itineraries for our client’s Everest Short Trek with Everest Base Camp Heli Tour needs.
    • Trekking Planner Nepal can conduct the trip by providing guide and porters-only service for the Everest Short Trek with Everest Base Camp Heli Tour.
    • Trekking Planner Nepal can provide accommodation-only facilities for the Everest Short Trek with Everest Base Camp Heli Tour if required.
    • Trekking Planner Nepal can provide flight tickets for Kathmandu to Lukla and Lukla to Kathmandu
    • Trekking planner Nepal can provide only flight service from Ramechhap to Lukla and Lukla to Ramechhap.
    • Trekking Planner Nepal provides only vehicle service from Kathmandu to Ramechhap and Ramechhap to Kathmandu.

    Note that from April 2024, the flights will take place from Ramechhap, which is around 3/4 hours of drive, depending on whether you are taking a private vehicle or want to join a group to share the cost of a coaster or a bus.

    The Civil Aviation Authority of Nepal (CAAN) has implemented new rules that prohibit helicopter landing at Kalapatthar as well as Everest Base Camp. The new rule permits only private helicopters with the number of passengers limited to fewer than two people to land at Kalapatthar. Similarly, sharing helicopters can fly over but cannot land at Kalapatthar.

    Everest Short Trek with Everest Base Camp Heli Tour
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    Everest Trek With Helicopter Tour - 4 Days has a standard daily itinerary to ensure a safe and enjoyable trekking experience. However, the length of the trek can vary depending on trekkers' physical fitness, acclimatization needs, and pace.

     Similarly, some designated overnight stops can change depending on the availability of rooms, lodge facilities, and local conditions. The itinerary may need to be adjusted in case of unforeseen circumstances such as weather changes, landslides, flight delays, or difficult trail conditions. In such events, the trek leader and head guide, acting on behalf of Trekking Planner Nepal, will have full authority to make decisions in the group's best interests.

    Likewise, due to the possibility of flight delays or changes in the Lukla flight, especially during the peak season or in case of poor weather conditions, we strongly recommend trekkers to arrive in Kathmandu at least one or two days before the beginning of the trek. The buffer time will allow for better adjustment and flexibility, ensuring a timely Lukla flight and helping trekkers settle before the adventure begins.

    Important Notice

    The Civil Aviation Authority of Nepal (CAAN) has implemented new rules for helicopter landings at Kalapatthar. In a shared helicopter, there are either 5 passengers or 2 passengers, and the cost is split. In the case of 5 passengers, the helicopter doesn't land. The cost must be split among two passengers for landing at Kalapatthar.

    In a private helicopter, if there are 2 passengers, the helicopter lands, and in the case of 5, it doesn't land. There must be either a single passenger or two passengers for the landing at Kalapatthar.

    In both sharing and private helicopters, the helicopter lands at the Everest View Hotel for breakfast.

    • AccommodationSee You Lodge
    • MealsBreakfast, Lunch and Dinner
    • Max. Altitude/Time2780m/9121ft
    1. After breakfast at the hotel, our guide will meet you and take you to the airport for an exciting flight to Lukla.
    2. All flights from TIA to Lukla depart in the morning. It’s because the wind rises in the afternoon and makes flying difficult.
    3. The lush hills and surrounding mountains will meet you as soon as you leave Kathmandu.
    4. Tenzing Hillary Airport is one of the world's most severe high-altitude airports.
    5. Soaring between the towering green hills and landing on a small path at the foot of the mountains will undoubtedly make your heart skip a beat.
    6. Later, visit nearby villages or chill in the teahouse. We will have a long hiking day tomorrow. So, take enough rest.

    Today after breakfast, you will wait at the hotel lobby from where representative of Trekking Planner Nepal will pick you up. The representative will take you on a drive to Tribhuvan International Airport (domestic section) for your boarding flight to Lukla. The logistics will be handled by the representative and the flight will take about thirty-five minutes. During the flight you can see the aerial view of the Himalayan and hilly landscape of Nepal. Similarly, the Kathmandu- Lukla flight is considered one of the most thrilling flights of Nepal.

    Once you land at the Tenzing Hillary airstrip of Lukla you will have a tea break where all your trekking crew members including porters. After a brief discussion about how the trekking is going to be carried out you will then start the walk from Namche to Phakding. You will walk along the Dudh Koshi River and the alpine forest, listening to nature's noises. After that, you'll cross the suspension bridge to go to Phakding. The exhilaration of walking above the swinging bridge will enhance your journey.

    As you reach Phakding you can explore the area or settle in the accommodation place. Afterwards you can energize yourself with a filling dinner. After dinner you will spend the night in Phakding.

    • AccommodationKhumbu Resort/Hotel Himalayan Culture Home
    • MealsBreakfast, Lunch and Dinner
    • Max. Altitude/Time3440m/11287ft
    1. After breakfast, your Everest trekking trip to Namche Bazaar will begin.
    2. We'll make many stops along the way to see the surroundings.
    3. On your route to Monjo, you'll pass through Sagarmatha National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
    4. You'll pass through some wonderful Sherpa settlements on the way to Namche, including Monjo and Jorsale. Namche Bazaar is a lovely town in Nepal's Khumbu region.

    As you wake up, a filling breakfast will be waiting for you and then you can continue on the trekking route. Today you will walk from Phakding to Namche bazaar which is a prominent sherpa settlement in the Everest region.

    As you begin the trek, you will walk from Phakding you will have to do some serious climbing uphill. Before Namche you will come across Monjo which known as the army checkpoint of Everest. Here your documents and permits are thoroughly checked. After all the regulations are met you will continue on the hike and enter the Sagarmatha National Park-a UNESCO world heritage site. After walking for twenty to thirty minutes you will reach your lunch place Jorsale where you can taste delicious cuisines. As you continue from Jorsale you will climb stairs and cross the famous Hillary bridge that is decorated with colorful prayer flags. As you cross the bridge you can feel the high velocity of wind that swings the bridge. Afterwards you can enter Namche and explore the area.

    Once you reach Namche settle in an accommodation place, and have a filling dinner. After dinner you can have rest and stay overnight in Namche.

    • AccommodationEverest Eco Lodge/Everest Plaza Lodge
    • MealsBreakfast, Lunch and Dinner
    • Max. Altitude/Time5,644 m/18,373 ft
    1. Breakfast at the hotel then walk to Helipad
    2. Today we take a helicopter from Namche to Everest base camp overflight and landed near Kalapatthar, taking in the awesome scenery along the way.
    3. After arriving at Kalapatthar, we have some rest, take in the scenery, and live in the moment.
    4. Today after breakfast, you will take a helicopter flight from Namche to Everest Base Camp. So, after breakfast your guide will take you to the helipad where you can board the chopper and take the flight.
    5. Before you board the helicopter, the pilot will give you a brief instruction regarding the safety measure. Once the helicopter takes off you will get to see the mountains of Everest region with aerial view of Mount Everest and the Everest Base Camp.
    6. The flight will continue for half hour with an opportunity to land at Kalapatthar.

    Note: The total passengers for landing at Kalapatthar will be only two. While the helicopter can carry five passengers for the tour landing at Kalapatthar will not be done. So, for landing at Kalapatthar individuals can take a private helicopter or the cost can be shared between two individuals.

    As you land at Kalapatthar, you can see the grand view of Mount Everest, Khumbu icefall and Khumbu glacier. Be sure to capture your photographs and head back to the chopper to return to Lukla. Once you reach Lukla you can have some food to energize yourself and spend the night at Lukla.

    • MealsBreakfast

    An early morning rise is on the cards as we will be boarding the Lukla flight back to Kathmandu or Manthali.  Once in Kathmandu, we will get back to our hotel room and overnight in Kathmandu.

    Flights to Kathmandu.

    Our airport representative or guides will escort you towards the airport. The flight from Lukla takes about 35 to 45 minutes. After arriving at the airport, you will be transferred to the hotel in Kathmandu via a shared tourist vehicle. This is relevant for the months outside the peak trekking months.

    Flight to Manthali.

    Our airport representative or guides will escort you towards the airport. The flight from Lukla to Manthali is a 20 to 25-minute flight. After that, it is about a 4 to 6-hour drive to Kathmandu. You’ll be transferred to the hotel in Kathmandu on a shared tourist vehicle. This is relevant for the peak trekking season from March to November.

    Helicopter option.

    You have the option to book a direct helicopter flight from Lukla to Kathmandu for an extra charge of USD 400 per person and the ticket refund amount. This price is quoted on a per-person sharing basis. This is the best alternative to the long drive from Manthali Airport to Kathmandu during peak season or in times of bad weather when the flights are delayed or canceled. You can choose this option in March, April, May, September, October, and November.

    As you reach Kathmandu, a representative of Trekking Planner Nepal will be waiting for you at the arrival section who will transfer you to the hotel or your desired destination thereby ending your 4- Days Everest Trek with Helicopter Tour with Nepal Trekking Planner.

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    Inclusions
    What's Included
    • All airport pick-up drops are by private vehicle (for both international and domestic flights).
    • Welcome and farewell dinner in an authentic restaurant.
    • Kathmandu to Lukla to Kathmandu flight ticket.
    • Namche to Everest base camp over fly to Kala Phattar, stop, and fly back to Lukla by Helicopter.
    • National Park entrance fee and Trekkers’ Information Management System( TIMS card).
    • A highly experienced, helpful, knowledgeable, friendly, English-speaking, well-trained, Government license-holding guide. Price includes his salary, food, drinks, accommodation, transport, and insurance.
    • Two guests to one porter with their insurance, salary, food, accommodation, and equipment.
    • We provide an assistant to guide his salary, food, drinks, accommodation, transport, and insurance, walking with the group to support where necessary, as per the group size.
    • Twin/double shearing lodge accommodation in the mountains during the trek.
    • Three meals a day: breakfast, lunch, dinner, and tea/coffee during the trek.
    • First, add the kit.
    • Trekking Planner’s sleeping bag, down jackets, T-shirt, Cap, duffle bags, city and trekking route maps – if necessary.
    • Arrangement of emergency evacuation service (should have insurance for emergency evacuation, and will be paid by your travel insurance company).
    • Oximeter to check your pulse and oxygen saturation, and heart rate twice daily during the trek (very useful to check Altitude Mountain Sickness(AMS) symptoms). This helps ensure your trek is the safe as possible.
    • All applicable government and local taxes per the itinerary.
    • The sharing bus ride from Kathmandu to Ramechhap for the Lukla flight is included both ways.
    • Fresh fruits after dinner every night as dessert during the trek.
    • Cookies and biscuits during the trek, for cookie time after reaching the tea house.
    What's Excluded
    • Your Nepal Visa fees.
    • All the international air fares from and to Kathmandu.
    • all meals and accommodation in Kathmandu.
    • Personal travel and health insurance, as well as insurance for helicopter evacuation.
    • In case of extra nights' accommodation, lunch and dinner in the city due to early arrival and late departure, as well as early return from trekking (due to any reason), than the given time of the itinerary.
    • Your personal expenses such as laundry, baggage charges, phone calls, battery recharge, bar and beverage bill, boiled or bottled water, hot and cold shower, extra porter, etc.
    • Tips for the trekking crews and the driver.
    • Extra expenses due to flight delays, strikes, weather condition,s or any event out of our control.
    • Taking a private jeep to Ramechhap will cost extra, but it will be worth it.
    Departure Dates
    • This trip departs every day of the year on a private basis. 
    • Trekking Planner guarantees the trek will be conducted regardless of the number of participants, even for a single individual.
    • It is better to keep 2 days as a contingency if the weather goes sideways
    • This trip is fully customizable. We can customize the trip as per your needs, please get in touch with us.
    • This trip is available on both a Fixed Departure and a Private Group Basis.
    • This trip can be booked privately if you’re traveling solo, privately, or with family on your suitable dates.
    • Have a big group? We can help as per your needs.
    • We can help you make it fit your budget.
    • We accept instant booking and online payment.
    • If the given date is not appropriate for you, please get in touch with US (Call/email now for a private trip so that Trekking Planner can happily manage your trip on dates favorable for you.
    • Trekking Planner also organizes various trips in small groups that can suit you. We recommend you reserve a seat for yourself by booking with us right away for a beautiful experience. Hurry up! Adventure is waiting for you.
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    Essential Info

    Everest Base Camp Trek Permit

    Sagarmatha National Park, a protected area, is located in the Everest region. Trekkers need to enter the protected area to reach Everest Base Camp or trek to any other location within the Everest region. So, all trekkers need to obtain specific permits to trek to Everest. Notably, two permits are required for the Everest Trek and Helicopter tour: the Sagarmatha National Park Entry Permit and the Khumbu Pasang Lhamu Rural Municipality Permit.

    Sagarmatha National Park Entry Permit

    To enter Sagarmatha National Park, this permit is required. It helps to protect the natural environment, trails, and wildlife. It can be obtained from the Nepal Tourism Board office in Kathmandu or at the park entrance in Monjo. The entry fees for Sagarmatha National Park are as follows:

    • For foreigners: NPR 3,000 per person
    • For SAARC national: NPR 1,500 per person
    • For Nepalese: NPR 100 per person

    During the peak season, it can be difficult to obtain a permit due to the crowds trying to enter Everest. So, once all the paperwork is complete, Trekking Planner Nepal associates can help you obtain the permit without causing hassle for you.

    Khumbu Pasang Lhamu Rural Municipality Permit

    This permit is required to trek through the Khumbu region. It is provided by the local municipality to support the local community and manage tourism. You cannot obtain the permit in Kathmandu; Monjo and Lukla are the only available options. However, representatives from Trekking Planner Nepal Pvt. Ltd can help you obtain the permit to ensure a smooth process.

    The cost of Khumbu Pasang Lhamu Rural Municipality Permit is as follows:

    • For foreigners, including those from SAARC countries, NPR is 2,000 per person for the first four weeks.
    • For foreigners, including those from SAARC countries, NPR is 2,500 per person after four weeks.

    (For this Trek, the Trekkers Information Management Systems (TIMS) card is not required as the local permit already covers it. There are many permit checking points, so carry your permit and password.

    Everest View Trek With Helicopter Tour - 4 Days Altitude and Distance Coverage

    Day

    Activity

    Altitude (m/ft)

    Distance (km/miles)

    Duration (hours)

    Elevation Gain (m/ft)

    1

    Flight to Lukla, 35 min, and trek to Phakding.

     2,860 m / 9,383 ft

    2,610 m / 8,562 ft

    8 km / 5 miles

    3-4 hrs

    -250 m / -820 ft

    2

    Trek from Phakding to Namche Bazaar , 5-6 hrs walk.

     2,610 m / 8,562 ft

    3,440 m / 11,286 ft

    10-12 km / 6-7.5 miles

    5-6 hrs

    +830 m / +2,723 ft

    3

    Helicopter ride to Everest Base Camp, land near Kala Patthar, and return to Lukla.

     5,445m / 18,192 ft (Kala Patthar)

    -

    Approx. 2 hrs (tour)

    +1,960 m / +6,430 ft

    4

    Fly back to Kathmandu.

    1,350 m / 4,430 ft

    -

    35 min flight

    -1,510 m / -4,954 ft

    Accommodation and Food options

    Accommodation

    Accommodation on the Everest View Trek ranges from tea houses and lodges to camping. Although there are many accommodation options on this Trek, choosing one might be difficult. According to your budget, you can select accommodation. The available options are given below:

    • Tea House: It is the affordable lodges run by local families. A simple twin-sharing bed, blanket, pillow, and mattress are provided. It is a basic accommodation with basic facilities mostly with shared bathroom.
    • Guest House: It is a bit more expensive than a tea house. Hot water, an attached bathroom, and other amenities are provided. Where you can talk with local people and understand their lifestyle, traditions, and hospitality.
    • Comfort Lodges: It is suggested as a primary accommodation option that provides all facilities, such as an attached bathroom, a hot shower, and more. They provide all essential amenities required for a comfortable stay.

    Food

    Trekking in Everest offers a variety of dishes, including National and International dishes such as dal Bhat (rice and lentils) and Momo (dumplings). They also have the comfort of recognizable meals with a variety of options for Breakfast, lunch, and dinner. The option included:

    • Breakfast: Toast, Bread, egg, chapati, fresh seasonal fruit, peanut butter, pancakes, and others
    • Lunch: Fried rice, vegetable curry, noodles, soup, and others
    • Dinner: Dal Bhat (rice with lentil), fried rice, Momo, pasta, vegetable curry, potatoes, and others
    • Beverage: Black tea, Milk tea, coffee, lemon tea, Mixed juice, hot chocolate, and other soft drinks.

    Note: Alcohol beverages, excessive coffee, and smoking should be avoided because they contribute to dehydration leading to cause Acute Mountain Sickness (AMS).

    How should trekkers prepare and pack for the Everest trek with a heli tour?

    Here are a few things to consider when preparing and packing for a four-day Everest helicopter tour:

    Weather: Temperatures in the Everest region can be erratic, ranging from pleasant during the day to chill at night. Layerable clothing should be packed, such as a fleece jacket, insulated pants, and a warm hat and gloves.

    Footwear: Comfortable hiking boots or shoes are required for the tour because some stops may involve light hiking. Packing a pair of lightweight sneakers or sandals for camp is also brilliant.

    Sun protection: Because the sun can be harsh at high altitudes, bring sunscreen, sunglasses, and a wide-brimmed hat.

    First aid kit: Keep a compact kit on hand with essentials like pain medicines, bandages, and any required prescriptions.

    Camera: Because the journey will take you to some of the most stunning and iconic locations in the Himalayas, carry a camera to capture the moments.

    Cash and documents: Bring enough money to cover any personal expenses, such as souvenirs or refreshments. Bring a valid passport, travel insurance, and all relevant permits.

    Pack a small towel, toiletries, and a change of clothes for personal hygiene.

    Nepal Trekking Planner will supply an oxygen cylinder during the flight, but it's always a good idea to double-check with them ahead of time. It's also important to check with Trekking Planner Nepal for any specific packing requirements or recommendations. And try to pack light, as you will be traveling by helicopter, and the space is limited.

    Local culture and religion seen at Everest

    Phakding and Namche Bazaar are two villages in northeastern Nepal's Solukhumbu region, on the famed trekking route to Mount Everest Base Camp. They are home to the Sherpa people, an ethnic group noted for their mountaineering skill and stamina.

    Traditional Sherpa culture and religion are on exhibit in Phakding and Namche Bazaar. Colorful prayer flags and mani walls, which are stone structures etched with mantras and prayers, are examples of this. There are also many chortens, which are Tibetan-style stupas typically utilized as places of worship.

    The Sherpa people are primarily Buddhist, and several monasteries (gompas) and stupas can be found in these communities. Tibetan Buddhism greatly influences their culture, as evidenced by the number of shrines, sculptures, and prayer wheels decorated with prayer flags. The locals are highly religious, as seen by their daily rituals and prayers.

    Traditional Sherpa houses, made of stone and wood, with flat roofs and prayer flags swinging from the eaves, can also be found. Visitors may also be able to watch traditional Sherpa customs and activities, such as the preparation of butter tea and traditional bread and the spinning of prayer wheels.

    Visitors can also purchase traditional Sherpa handicrafts, such as hand-woven textiles, jewelry, and other souvenirs, in the local markets.

    Which season or month is best for trekking to Everest with a helicopter tour?

    The Everest Base Camp Helicopter tour can be held throughout the year. Autumn and spring are the best times to see the Himalayas and the surrounding regions. This trek is possible during the winter and monsoon seasons, but only if the weather forecast and climatic changes are considered. Except in unexpected and unforeseen circumstances, the flight may be canceled due to abrupt weather changes. As a result, because the weather is unpredictable, we usually prepare for one or two extra days.

    Is Travel Insurance required for trekking with a helicopter tour at Everest?

    Yes, insurance is required for any type of travel, including a four-day Everest helicopter tour. The excursion takes place in a remote and mountainous area with restricted access to medical facilities and emergency services. Insurance can provide peace of mind and financial security in the event of an emergency.

    When obtaining travel insurance for a Himalayan helicopter tour, seek coverage for emergency evacuation, medical expenditures, trip cancellation, interruption, trip extension due to weather delays, and lost or stolen baggage. Ensuring that the insurance covers any tour-related activities, such as helicopter flights, is also critical.

    It's also a good idea to check with your insurance company to see if they cover the activities you intend to undertake on the tour and, if not, to acquire additional coverage. It's also a good idea to read over the insurance specifics to ensure you're covered in the region you're going to.

    Can we get altitude sickness while trekking or during the heli ride at Everest?

    Altitude sickness is possible during a helicopter journey to Mount Everest. Altitude sickness, commonly known as acute mountain sickness (AMS), happens when a person rapidly ascends to a high altitude, and their body cannot fully acclimate. AMS symptoms include headache, nausea, tiredness, and difficulty sleeping. It can cause fluid collection in the lungs or brain, which can be catastrophic in severe cases.

    While flying in a helicopter is generally considered safe to reach high altitudes, some people may still be prone to altitude sickness (AMS). A quick ascent, a high-altitude destination, and underlying health issues such as heart or lung disease can all raise the risk of AMS.

    It's worth noting that tour operators frequently supply oxygen throughout the trip to help with altitude sickness. Furthermore, if you have signs of altitude sickness, you should notify your guide or pilot as quickly as possible and descend if necessary.

    It's also crucial to remember that if you plan to travel to a high altitude, you should consult with your doctor to ensure that you're in good health and don't have any medical disorders that might make flying at a high altitude unsafe.

    Driving to Ramechhap for Lukla Flight, don’t forget these things.

    • If you take a private vehicle, you can reach around a 3-hour drive from Kathmandu to Ramechhap, and the car will pick you up at the hotel or the place you choose.
    • If you’re taking a shared bus or coaster towards Ramechhap, then you have to go from your place towards the bus, and the bus will have other trekkers joining as well, As soon as everyone arrives, the bus or coaster will then move towards Ramechhap airport.

    Everest Base Camp Trekking Tips for Females.

    • Ladies and women need to keep track of their periods.
    • After tracking the periods, always keep two packs of sanitary pads with you.
    • In the mountains, during the cold, you can feel cramps, and bleeding can be a little more than normal, so feel free to let the guide know about the situation and consume painkillers in case of cramps.

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    Equipment list for Everest Base Camp Trek Helicopter Tour

    trekking iconGeneral

    • Four-season (-20 degree) sleeping bag (We provide rental sleeping bags available for an additional USD 35)
    • Puffy down jacket (We provide rental jackets for an additional USD 35)
    • Daypack (25-30 liters recommended) with rain cover

    HeadUpper Body

    • Sun hat or cap (We'll provide you with a trekking cap.)
    • warm woolen hat
    • Scarf/Neck Buff (highly recommended to get saved from wind and cold)
    • Headlamp or mobile torch light for nighttime
    • Polarized sunglasses

    TorsoTorso

    • Technical fabric base layer thermals are light for warmer months, heavy for colder months
    • Technical fabric t-shirts and sleeve sweaters or high-necks
    • Waterproof rain jacket
    • windproof jacket for the walk as it gets windy
    • Fleece jacket or down jacket

    PantLower Body

    • thermals inner
    • Hiking pants at least 3
    • Comfortable pants for teahouses
    • Waterproof, windproof shell
    • Hiking shorts

    GlovesHands

    • Woolen gloves for the tea house
    • Hard-shell windproof outer gloves for the walk

    FeetFeet

    • Marino Wool or comfortable, warm socks
    • Hiking socks
    • Liner socks
    • Trekking/hiking boots (waterproof recommended)
    • Crampons (For passes)
    • Casual shoes or sandals that are comfortable for the time in the tea house
    • Gaiters (lightweight for rain and snow)

    UndergarmentsUndergarments and inner wears

    • Technical fabric/quick drying (can be washed during the trek)
    • Sports bras (women)
    • sleeping clothes as per the comfortability

    MedicineFirst Aid Kits and Medications

    • Sunscreen SPF- 50+
    • Lip balm or Vaseline
    • ointment cream
    • Cough Syrup and strepsils (recommended for Khumbu Cough)
    • Creams and medicines (for any allergies or diseases)

    (Note: Our guides carry medications, oxygen cans, and first aid kits during the trip. However, personal kits and medications are recommended.)

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    Other essentialsOther Essentials

    • Passport
    • Extra copies of passport-sized photos
    • Reusable water bottle
    • Toilet paper, small soap, and shampoo
    • Water purification tablets or UV water purifier (if you plan to treat water)
    • water bladder for the day bag
    • small towel for personal use
    • Pillowcase in case of allergies to new pillows
    • High-protein snacks (such as mountain bars or nuts)
    • Waterproof/dry bags for carrying essential documents, stuff, frequently used items, and money
    • Power bank or extra batteries
    • Cameras and mobile phone
    • Cards/book
    • Pee bottle/ pee funnel for women
    • Trekking poles
    • Whistle in case your voice is not loud enough to stop or start
    • Thermos for hot water during the nighttime
    • We give you a free duffel bag, trekking cap, maps, and t-shirt during your pre-trip meeting in Kathmandu. The duffel bag will be used to pack your trekking supplies.
    • For every two participants, we assign one porter. The porter will carry the duffel bag, which should weigh around 10 kg/22 lbs., throughout the walk.
    • A daypack bag is for daily use stuff like cash, documents, papers, a water bottle or bladder, a camera, toiletries, sunscreen, a notebook, clothing, etc. (with a waterproof cover).
    • You can store your luggage (on-trekking items) at the hotel in Kathmandu, and we can assist and help.
    • Total luggage for the Kathmandu-Lukla flight is (15 kg/33 lbs.), including duffel (10 Kg/22 lbs.) and backpack (5 kg/11 lbs.)
    • A down jacket with a hood(cap) to be warm in altitudes above 3,000m.
    • We can provide a down jacket for USD 35. In case of loss or damage, you need to pay back the cost of USD 200 per item.
    • We can provide a sleeping bag for USD 35. In case of loss or damage, USD 200 per item must be paid.

    Note: Supplies and gear can be rented or purchased in Kathmandu. Once you are in Nepal, you can buy supplies and gear for hiking if you have spare time. Trekking Planner Nepal representatives will assist you in purchasing the equipment. Thamel a tourist hub, offers a wide range of trekking equipment at affordable prices. Don't wear short clothes inside the monasteries and religious places.

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    Advantage of booking a short trek with a heli ride for a circuit of Everest with Trekking Planner Nepal

    • Private vehicles pick up and drop off passengers at all airports.
    • First-aid kit box with oxygen cans.
    • Trekking Planner’s down jackets, t-shirt, and cap, if necessary.
    • Arrangement of emergency evacuation service (you should have insurance for emergency evacuation, which your travel insurance company will pay for).
    • We use an oximeter to check your pulse, oxygen saturation, and heart rate, and we provide oxygen.
    • Sim cards are provided by our company for travelers, so there won’t be any networking issues.

    Important Notice

    The Civil Aviation Authority of Nepal (CAAN) has implemented new rules for helicopter landing at Kalapatthar. In a shared helicopter, there are either 5 passengers or 2 passengers, and the cost is split, and in the case of 5 passengers, the helicopter doesn't land. The cost must be split among two passengers for landing at Kalapatthar.

    In a private helicopter, if there are 2 passengers, the helicopter lands, and in the case of 5, it doesn't land. There must be either a single passenger or two passengers for the landing at Kalapatthar.

    In both sharing and private helicopters the helicopter lands at the Everest View Hotel for breakfast.

    Conclusion

    The Everest Trek with Helicopter Tour is a fantastic opportunity to witness the Himalayan mountains. The short walk allows you to immerse yourself in local hospitality while exploring traditional villages with local lifestyles, traditional buildings, and panoramic views of snow-covered peaks. The helicopter ride also allows one to see Everest Base Camp in style and comfort, avoiding the physical walk.

    Thus, the trek is perfect for couples, the elderly, and families with children who want to experience Everest in a short time, in luxury. So, book your Everest Trek with Helicopter Tour with Trekking Planner Nepal Pvt. Ltd. today and explore the Himalayas. We are here to complete one of your bucket list items in style and comfort.

    FAQs

    • Training for the Everest View Trek with the Everest Base Camp Heli Tour will depend on your current fitness level, but some general tips include:

      • Begin by improving your cardiovascular fitness with sports like running, cycling, and swimming.
      • Include strength-training activities like squats, lunges, and deadlifts to strengthen your legs and core muscle.
      • Practice hiking and climbing with a backpack to imitate the trek's circumstances.
      • As the trek approaches, increase the intensity and duration of your training.
      • For expert direction and support, consider hiring a personal trainer or enrolling in a guided training program.
      • Before the hike, acclimate your body by undertaking some acclimatization hiking.
      • It also needs to be hydrated, fed and rested before and during the walk.

      It is always recommended to consult with your doctor before undergoing any energetic physical activity or if you have any health issues.
       

    • Here are some steps you can take to plan and confirm your Everest View Trek with the Everest Base Camp Helicopter Tour:

      • Research and read the reviews of the trip operator’s itineraries and costs.
      • Determine the best time to go based on your schedule and the weather. Spring and fall are thought to be the best seasons for trekking in the Everest Region.
      • Select a trustworthy tour operator and book your trek while paying close attention to the terms and restrictions.
      • Obtain all essential permissions and immunizations, as well as travel and medical insurance.
      • Create a vacation itinerary that includes flights, lodging, and transportation to and from the trekking starting point.
      • Pack the appropriate equipment and clothing, including enough warm layers, waterproof clothing, and high-quality hiking boots.
      • Ensure that you have all of the required documentation and information, such as your passport, visa, permits, and evidence of insurance.
      • Confirm your reservations with the tour operator, as well as your airline and lodging arrangements.
      • Prepare for your journey and enjoy the experience.
      • Due to conservation and safety concerns, the number of trekkers visiting the base camp is strictly limited. To minimize disappointment, it is best to schedule your excursion in advance.
         

    • It depends on your personal preference and the availability of gear in your home country.

      If you have the time and budget, buying your gear at home may be advantageous so that you have high-quality and appropriate gear for the walk. You can also try on the equipment before leaving to ensure that it is comfortable and fits properly.

      If you don't have access to the necessary equipment at home or prefer to wait until you get to Kathmandu, you can buy it there. Many outdoor gear shops in Kathmandu supply a wide range of trekking equipment at cheap prices. However, keep in mind that the quality of the equipment may vary, and it may be difficult to locate specific brands or models.

      You should also come prepared to negotiate over costs, as this is customary in Nepal. Before purchasing anything, it is a good idea to do some research and price comparisons. Also, make sure you have enough time in Kathmandu to buy supplies before your journey begins since you don't want to be racing about at the last minute.
      It is always preferable to bring extra clothing and equipment with you rather than rely on acquiring them in Kathmandu.

    • During the Everest View Trek with the Everest Base Camp Helicopter Tour, cell service may be accessible at times, but it is intermittent and inconsistent. Cell service availability is determined by the service provider, location, and weather conditions. A signal may be available in some of the major cities and villages along the route, but it will most likely be limited or nonexistent in more remote places.

      It should be noted that the trekking trail to Everest Base Camp is located at a high altitude, therefore, service will be restricted or nonexistent. Even if there is a signal, it may be weak. It is always better to be prepared for the worst-case scenario and avoid relying on phone coverage while on the journey. In the event of an emergency, it is always preferable to have a backup plan in place, such as a satellite phone or a two-way radio.

      You might also notice your relatives or friends of your itinerary and estimated arrival date so that they can contact the tour operator if you don't respond. It can be difficult to make calls or send text messages.
       

    • During the 4-day Everest View Trek with the Everest Base Camp Helicopter Tour, Wi-Fi access may be limited. Some of the larger towns and villages along the route may have internet cafés or other Wi-Fi hotspots, but service can be sporadic and unpredictable. It's vital to understand that the walk takes you through remote locations where internet access is limited.

      Some guesthouses and teahouses along the trail may provide Wi-Fi, although it may not be reliable or fast, and they may charge a price for access. It's also a good idea to plan for the worst-case scenario and avoid using Wi-Fi while traveling.

      It's a good idea to download any vital documents or apps that you might need offline, as well as to notify your friends and family of your itinerary and planned arrival date, so they can contact the tour operator if they don't hear from you.

      It's also a good idea to unplug from the internet and absorb the natural beauty of the journey, which is one of the main reasons for the trip.
       

    • Charging your mobile devices can be difficult during the Everest View Trek with the Everest Base Camp Helicopter Tour. Some guesthouses or teahouses along the walk may have power, but it is not always stable or reliable.

      It is recommended that you bring a portable charger or power bank with you to guarantee that you can charge your gadgets when there is access to energy. Solar-powered chargers are another viable option.

      Bring a small flashlight or headlamp with you for the evenings, as power outages are prevalent in the area.

      It is not necessary to carry a laptop because the main objective of the walk is to appreciate the natural beauty of the hike and also because the trek is not a place where a laptop can be used correctly. It is also hefty and cumbersome to transport on the hike. It's better to leave it at home and focus on the journey without interruptions.

      If you really must use your laptop throughout the trek, you can do so in Kathmandu or at the city's guesthouses before and after the trek, where the service is provided.

    • During the 4-day Everest View Trek with the Everest Base Camp Helicopter Tour, showers and facilities are available, but they can be rudimentary and not always reliable. Showers and restrooms are available depending on the guesthouse or teahouse where you are staying.

      In general, most of the lodgings along the trail will provide modest amenities. The restrooms may be shared, and there may or may not be running water or electricity. They may also be some distance away from the hotel or teahouse.

      You should be prepared to go several days in a row without a shower. Bucket showers are available at some guesthouses or teahouses, although they may be cold and the water may not be very clean.

      Wet wipes, hand sanitizer, and a tiny towel are advised for personal hygiene. Also, because it is a rural place, it is wise to have minimal expectations regarding the facilities during the walk.

      You should also be prepared to use pit toilets and be aware of the environmental impact of human waste. While hiking, it is critical to understand and adhere to the Leave No Trace guidelines.

    • The quality and selection of food on the 4 Days Everest View Trek with the Everest Base Camp Helicopter Tour can vary depending on which guesthouse or teahouse you stay in. There will be a range of traditional Nepali foods available, as well as some Western options such as pasta, pizza, and omelets.

      During the trip, you can have Dal Bhat (lentil soup and rice), momos (Nepali dumplings), noodle soups, and other local cuisines. Vegetarian alternatives are also plentiful.
      It is critical to note that food supply may be limited at higher elevations, and food may not be as fresh as it is at lower elevations. Higher elevations may also have more expensive food.

      It is not necessary to bring your own food because the guesthouses and teahouses along the trail supply meals, and you may enjoy the local cuisine while trekking. If you have any dietary requirements or allergies, please notify your tour operator so that they can make the required accommodations.

      It's also critical to stay hydrated and fed during the trek, as high altitude can impair your appetite. It is recommended that you consume modest, frequent meals to maintain your energy levels.

    • Drinking water can be purchased along the 4-day Everest View Trek with the Everest Base Camp Helicopter Tour; however, availability and pricing may vary depending on location. Some guesthouses and teahouses offer free purified water, while others demand a fee.

      It is crucial to note that the water accessible on the walk may not have been treated, and drinking tap or stream water without first treating it is not recommended. To purify it, you can either boil it, filter it, or use iodine pills.

      It's also a good idea to bring a water bottle or hydration kit with you on the trek so you can readily acquire water when you need it.

      In terms of water, it's critical to stay hydrated throughout the walk because the high altitude might cause dehydration. Drink at least three liters of water per day or as much as you need to stay hydrated.

      It's also crucial to consider the environmental impact of plastic trash and to avoid purchasing single-use plastic water bottles. Bring a reusable water bottle and fill it with water from accessible sources.

    • The amount of money you should bring on the 4 Days Everest View Trek with Everest Base Camp Helicopter Tour will be determined by your spending habits as well as the itinerary of your trip.

      In general, you should budget for food, lodging, permits, and any additional activities or services. It's also a good idea to have some extra cash on hand in case of an emergency or unexpected expense.

      Before your trek, you can exchange your money in Kathmandu, where there are many money exchange offices and banks with competitive exchange rates. ATMs in Kathmandu can also be used to withdraw money, but be aware that they are not always dependable and may charge large fees.

      You can also exchange money in some of the trail's major towns and villages; however, the exchange rate may not be as good. It's worth noting that most guesthouses and teahouses do not accept credit cards, so bring cash in the local currency (Nepalese rupee).

      It is usually a good idea to notify your bank and credit card company of your vacation plans in order to avoid having your card stopped due to suspicious behavior.
      As a general rule, you should budget $50 to $70 per day for food and lodging, $20 to $30 per person for permits, and $10 to $20 per person per day for additional activities.
       

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      Great short trek

      Since we didn't have much time, my mom and I did the four-day hike to the Everest View Hotel. Despite my spontaneous booking, Dipak was able to organize everything immediately, so we were able to start just a few days later. The hike was fantastic. We had great weather, and we were both thrilled by the view from the top. Our guide, Sudip, was with us the entire four days and was able to help us in every situation (especially my mom, who injured herself a little on the first day). Thanks to Dipak for the great organization, but especially thanks to Sudip for his help and patience, and for motivating my mom to keep going! I can recommend this hike to anyone who wants to do a bit of hiking in a short amount of time.

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      Everest short trek (4 days)

      I did the four-day hike to the Everest View Hotel with my mom. I can really recommend this hike to anyone who wants to do a bit of hiking in a short amount of time.
      Despite my spontaneous booking, Dipak was able to organize everything immediately, so we were able to start just a few days later. The hike was fantastic. We had great weather, and we were both thrilled by the view from the top.
      Our guide, Sudip, was with us the entire four days and was able to help us in every situation (especially my mom, who got a little injured on the first day).
      Thanks to Dipak for the excellent organization.
      But especially thanks to Sudip for the help, the patience and for motivating my mom to keep going!

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