Trip Details: Everest Helicopter Tour with Kalapathar Overfly
Trip Information | Details |
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Duration | 4–5 Hours (Helicopter Tour) |
Starts / Ends | Kathmandu |
Maximum Group Size | 5 Persons per helicopter |
Flight Route | Kathmandu – Lukla – Pheriche – Syangboche – Kathmandu |
Helicopter Landing Places | Lukla, Pheriche, Kalapathar, Syangboche, Kathmandu |
Trip Highlights | Scenic mountain flight by helicopter, aerial views of Mt. Everest and surrounding peaks, Lukla Airport landing experience, and Kalapathar overfly for panoramic views. |
Experience the ultimate Himalayan adventure with the Everest Base Camp Helicopter Tour—a breathtaking journey that offers stunning aerial views of Mount Everest (8,848 m), Lhotse, Nuptse, and the entire Khumbu Glacier. This Everest Helicopter Tour is the perfect alternative for those who want to witness the majesty of the Everest region without the physical challenge of a multi-day trek. In just a few hours, the Everest Base Camp Helicopter Ride takes you from Kathmandu to the heart of the Himalayas, including a helicopter landing at Everest Base Camp (5,364 m) or Kala Patthar (5,555 m) for unforgettable panoramic views. Whether you’re booking an Everest Base Camp Helicopter Return after trekking or a full Helicopter Tour to Everest Base Camp, this high-altitude experience is tailored for thrill-seekers, luxury travelers, and photographers alike.
Your Everest Base Camp Helicopter Tour begins with a scenic helicopter flight from Kathmandu, soaring over UNESCO World Heritage Sites before heading toward the Everest region. After a short stop for refueling in Lukla (2,850 m), the adventure continues past Namche Bazaar, Tengboche, and Gorak Shep. You'll witness iconic sights like Ama Dablam, Island Peak, and Chhukung Ri during this Everest Helicopter Landing Tour. Depending on your Everest Base Camp Helicopter Package, you may stop at the famous Hotel Everest View for breakfast with a view. The EBC Helicopter Tour is not just a ride—it's a once-in-a-lifetime helicopter trip to Everest, offering comfort, speed, and unbeatable vistas of the Himalayas from above.
The Everest Base Camp Helicopter Tour offers a unique and breathtaking experience of seeing the Everest region from a bird's eye view. The tour attempts to cater everyones needs in that it can be completed in a single day and combines the thrill of flying in a helicopter. This option is best-suited for people who are pressed for time or would prefer to do something less strenuous. The helicopter tour offers group sharing rides at a starting price of USD 1,400 per person. Private charters cost between USD 5,100 to USD 8,500 depending on the number of passengers. The tour adds up to five to six hours in total which includes all of the the stops and overflights.
The Everest Base camp helicopter tour is suitable for all types of passengers, be it families, solo travelers, or group adventurers. There is no prior requirement in terms of trekking or fitness training which makes it suitable for all people irrespective of their physical fitness.
The tour depends on the weather but runs every day there is good visibility. For the safety of those on board, poor weather can lead to flight cancellations and everybody that bought a tour is granted a full refund. The best months for undertaking these tours are spring and autumn, however other seasons with the right weather can be good for helicopter tours as well.
In conclusion, the Everest Base Camp Helicopter Tour is an extraordinary way to view the Everest region unlike any other, as no extensive trekking is needed to enjoy the views. It had stunning aerial views and you can share the tours with groups or charter them privately alongside having a lovely breakfast at the Hotel Everest View. Perfect for anyone looking to capture one-of-a-kind memories, this trek is ideal whether you are an expert in trekking or a novice planning to set foot in Nepal. The astonishing views provided throughout this journey makes this tour suit you perfectly. Book your excursion now and prepare yourself to amazing experiences in the wonderful services of the region of Everest.
Time | Activity |
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5:45 AM | Start your journey with hotel pickup and transfer to the helipad at Kathmandu Airport. Dress warmly and bring water, snacks, and any essential medications. |
6:10 AM | Arrive at the helicopter check-in booth inside Kathmandu Airport. Complete safety briefings and document verification. |
6:35 AM | Take off towards Lukla. Enjoy views of the Space Needle and the first glimpse of Everest and Lhotse during the scenic flight. |
7:35 AM | Land in Lukla for a short refueling break. Option to enjoy light refreshments or freshen up. |
7:45 AM | Resume flight towards Everest Base Camp. Group may be split at Pheriche due to weight limits. Enjoy aerial views of Sherpa villages and scenic landscapes. |
8:20 AM | Soar over Everest and Kala Patthar for incredible mountain views. A perfect moment for photos and videos of the world’s highest peaks. |
8:40 AM | Land at Hotel Everest View to enjoy a breakfast refreshment while soaking in panoramic views of Everest and Ama Dablam. |
9:45 AM | Fly back to Kathmandu. A brief landing stop at Lukla for refueling may be included. |
11:45 AM | Arrive at Kathmandu Airport. Our team will receive you and drive you back to your hotel. |
1:10 PM | Reach your hotel, marking the end of an unforgettable Everest helicopter tour. We welcome your feedback and memories from the trip. |
Looking for a cost-effective way to experience Everest from the sky? Reserve your spot for a group helicopter tour to Everest Base Camp! Perfect for couples and solo travelers, this tour can be scheduled for groups of five. Hosting this all-inclusive program is Himalayan Dream Team and their seasoned guides that will ensure that even on the most stressful and life-changing trips, all of your needs are met.
Your day will begin in the Sacred Valley with breakfast, followed by a super exciting helicopter flight leaving from the Kathmandu Airport.The trip boasts landings at Pheriche, Syangboche, and Lukla before reaching the base.
At Pheriche, the group gets split into smaller shuttles because of altitude weight restrictions, allowing 2-3 passengers at a time to fly around Everest Base Camp, Kala Patthar, and last but not the least Khumbu Glacier. This makes indoors prostitutes able to interact with the world outside as they take in the stunning view of the granitic Himalayas the entire time.
After the overfly, you’ll return to Hotel Everest View, where you’ll enjoy a scenic 1-hour stopover with optional breakfast and stunning views of Mount Everest and Ama Dablam. The journey concludes with a return flight via Lukla back to Kathmandu. It’s the perfect high-altitude adventure for those short on time but craving the full Everest helicopter tour experience.
Detail | Information |
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Trip Name | Kathmandu to Everest Sharing Helicopter Tour (Overfly EBC & Kala Patthar) |
Start Time | Approx. 6:30 AM |
Tour Duration | 5 to 6 Hours |
Helicopter Landings | Lukla, Pheriche (Shuttle stop), Syangboche (Hotel Everest View) |
Group Size | 1 to 5 People per helicopter |
Tour Cost | USD 1,350 per person |
Additional Fees | NPR 7,000 per person (Airport tax, National Park fee, Khumbu Rural Tax) |
Optional Breakfast | USD 40 per person at Hotel Everest View |
Himalayan Dream Team will take you on a Private Charter Everest Base Camp Helicopter Tour of your dreams. This offer maximally serves 1-2 travelers who are looking for a luxurious tour of the Himalayan region. To begin your journey, you will take a flight from Kathmandu to Lukla which will have beautiful views of the forests, frosty mountains, and hills.
From Lukla, the helicopter will furthur proceed with the journey by flying over remarkable sights of Everest Base Camp along with Khumbu Glacier and the majestic Himalayan mountains. A unique feature of this private tour is the wonderful opportunity to land at Kala Patthar 5400m which is among the most spectacular viewing locations of Mount Everest and her adjacent peaks. The landing is restricted to 5-10 minutes and due to altitude and temperature restrictions, it is just sufficient to relish the splendor and take remarkable photographs. Next stop is Syangboche, where breakfast at the famous Hotel Everest View will be accompanied with amazing Himalayan panoramic view. The return flight to Kathmandu with a stop to refuel in Lukla finishes the one day unforgettable helicopter tour for the customer.
Detail | Information |
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Tour Name | Private Charter Everest Base Camp Helicopter Tour with Kala Patthar Landing |
Start/End Point | Kathmandu |
Tour Duration | 5 to 6 Hours |
Landing Spots | Lukla, Kala Patthar, Syangboche |
Group Size | 1 to 2 Persons (Private Charter) |
Cost Per Charter | USD 4,900 |
Additional Fees | NPR 7,000 per person (Includes airport tax, national park fee, and rural tax) |
Optional Breakfast | USD 40 per person at Hotel Everest View |
Category | Details |
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Tour Name | Everest Base Camp Helicopter Tour with Kala Patthar Landing |
Operator | Himalayan Dream Team |
Departure Location | Kathmandu Domestic Airport |
Tour Duration | Approx. 4–5 hours (same-day round trip) |
Tour Types | Group Sharing & Private Charter |
Group Sharing Price | USD 1,300 per person (Overfly Only) USD 2,000 per person (Kala Patthar Landing – min. 2 pax) |
Private Charter Price | USD 5,100 for 1–2 people USD 7,500 for up to 5 people (includes Kala Patthar Landing) |
Landing Points (Group) | Lukla, Pheriche, Syangboche |
Landing Points (Private) | Lukla, Kala Patthar, Syangboche |
Scenic Highlights | Everest Base Camp, Khumbu Glacier, Ama Dablam, Lhotse, Nuptse, Thamserku |
Kala Patthar Landing Altitude | 5,564 m (18,241 ft) |
Everest Base Camp Flyover Altitude | 5,364 m (17,598 ft) |
Breakfast Stop | Everest View Hotel (Syangboche) – 1-hour break |
Cultural Views | Sherpa villages, Buddhist monasteries, prayer flags, Himalayan heritage |
Best Months to Fly | October to May (Best) June to September (Weather dependent) |
Additional Costs | USD 80 per person (includes airport tax, national park fee, breakfast) |
Refund Policy | 100% refund if canceled due to weather or safety concerns |
Helicopter Return Option | Available from Gorakshep or Everest region for trekkers |
Booking Advice | Daily departures available Advance booking recommended for Oct–Apr |
Customization | Private landings, photography flights, flexible itineraries available |
Here’s a breakdown of the Kathmandu to Everest Base Camp Helicopter Tour itinerary:
Flight Segment | Details |
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Kathmandu → Lukla | Begin with a scenic flight to the famous gateway of Everest |
Lukla → Pheriche | Short stop for altitude acclimatization and helicopter refueling |
Pheriche → Everest Base Camp Overfly → Kala Patthar Landing | Soar above Everest Base Camp, then land at Kala Patthar for up-close mountain views |
Kala Patthar → Syangboche | Fly to Everest View Hotel for a relaxing breakfast with Himalayan panoramas |
Syangboche → Lukla | Return leg with more aerial views of the Khumbu region |
Lukla → Kathmandu | Final flight back to the capital, completing your unforgettable journey |
Private Landing Tour at Kala Patthar: Available for 1–2 people
Group Sharing Overfly (No Landing): For up to 5 passengers, overfly Everest Base Camp and Kala Patthar without landing
Note: Helicopter landings at high altitude are subject to weight limits, weather, and safety regulations. Final landing decisions are made by the pilot.
The best months to fly are:
Spring (March, April, May)
Autumn (October, November, early December)
These seasons offer clear skies, stable weather, and jaw-dropping visibility. Winter flights (January–February) are also popular for snow-covered landscapes, while June–September flights depend on monsoon conditions.
Approx. 4 to 5 hours round trip from Kathmandu
Includes landing, refueling, and breakfast break
Save days of trekking while still seeing the region’s most iconic highlights
Perfect for photographers, families, and luxury travelers
Suitable for all fitness levels – minimal physical exertion required
Fly with experienced mountain pilots and enjoy safe, comfortable travel
Planning a honeymoon flight, VIP Everest tour, or photography-focused mission? Private charters can be customized to suit your schedule and preferences.
Advance booking is highly recommended, especially during peak seasons.
Contact Himalayan Dream Team to reserve your Everest Base Camp Helicopter Tour with landing or request a custom itinerary.
Tour Type | Group Size | Tour Cost (USD) | Landing Points | Included | Not Included |
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Group Sharing Overfly Only | 1 person | $1,350 | Lukla, Pheriche (shuttle), Syangboche | Helicopter flight, hotel transfers, safety briefings | Kala Patthar landing, breakfast, taxes (~$80) |
Group Sharing Overfly Only | 2 people | $1,300 per person | Same as above | Same as above | Same as above |
Group Sharing Overfly Only | 3 people | $1,300 per person | Same as above | Same as above | Same as above |
Group Sharing Overfly Only | 4 people | $1,250 per person | Same as above | Same as above | Same as above |
Group Sharing Overfly Only | 5 people | $1,200 per person | Same as above | Same as above | Same as above |
Group Sharing with Kala Patthar Landing (Min. 2 Pax) | 2+ persons | $2,000 per person | Kala Patthar, Syangboche | Flight + Kala Patthar landing | Breakfast, taxes (~$80) |
Private Charter | 1–2 persons | $5,100 per charter | Lukla, Kala Patthar, Syangboche | Private flight, Kala Patthar landing, hotel pickup/drop-off | Taxes (~$80), breakfast ($40 optional) |
Private Charter | 3–4 persons | $7,000 per charter | Same as above | Same as above | Same as above |
Private Charter | 5 persons | $8,500 per charter | Same as above | Same as above | Same as above |
At Himalayan Dream Team, nothing comes close to your safety and unforgettable experiences. We continue to offer world-class Everest Base Camp Tours by Helicopter with landings, which are carefully compliant with Nepal aviation standards, as well as new safety regulations set for 2025. Our goal is to deliver a spectacular experience without damaging the fragile environment of the majestic Himalayas.
To book an Everest Base Camp Helicopter Tour with landing, contact the Himalayan Dream Team for questions and reservations.
Tour Segment | Description |
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Tour Name | Everest Base Camp Helicopter Tour with Optional Landing |
Departure Point | Kathmandu Domestic Airport |
Route Highlights | Fly over Nagarkot, Sunkoshi River, Charikot, Jiri, and into the Khumbu region |
Gateway Entry | Lamjura Pass – the entry point to Everest region |
First Stop | Lukla Airport for refueling and transition into high-altitude flight |
Midpoint | Syangboche (Everest View Hotel) – Scenic breakfast stop above Namche Bazaar |
Main Attraction | Fly over Everest Base Camp, land at Kala Patthar (private flights only) |
Viewable Peaks | Mount Everest, Lhotse, Ama Dablam, Nuptse, Pumori, Thamserku, Kongde Ri, Island Peak, Mera Peak, Lobuche |
Tour Duration | Approx. 4–5 hours round trip from Kathmandu |
Tour Types | Private Charter or Group Sharing (max 5 people) |
Best Time to Fly | March to May & October to December (clear skies and best visibility) |
Who It's For | Ideal for non-trekkers, families, photographers, and luxury travelers |
Booking Availability | Available year-round – Advance booking recommended for peak seasons |
One or two travelers on a private venture of a lifetime, gleefully circling Mount Everest embarking on an exciting stampede of the unrivaled Everest Base Camp Helicopter Tour. No wanting to miss a detail? We got you..this jaw dropping helicopter ride enables Same day flights from Lukla and Kathmandu, allowing you to view the region's crowning spot, Kala Patthar which is stationed 5545 meters higher than sea level. Now tell me that isn’t surreal.
What’s even better is that this tour is premium grade! Perfect for solo travelers, couples and short of time passengers. It ensures an unparalleled helicopter experience by providing an eagle’s view of not only the Everest base camp but also the radiant Khumbu glacier and the daunting Himalayan summits, all in a span of just 5-6 hours.
Additional stops are made during the helicopter leap to aid in replenishing fuel, one of which occurs at Lukla’s base camp which enables easier access towards the Everest peak while also giving you unparalleled views of famed Everest, Lhotse, Gasherbrum II, and the remaining glacier ermine cape summits at an expense free vantage point - No trekking required.
Let that sink in.
With Himalayan Dream Team private flights, you can take a helicopter tour to Kala Patthar from Lukla. This is ideal for travelers who have already trekked to Lukla or are already acclimatizing in the region and need shorter private flight options.
Round Trip Flight Duration: About 40 minutes.
Areas of Landing: Kala Patthar (for photographs and scenic viewing), optional add on is breakfast or lunch at the famous Hotel Everest View, at Syangboche.
This tour is aimed at photographers, honeymooners, and travelers wanting a close up view of Everest without the long, all day commitment of coming from Kathmandu.
Due to stricter aviation rules limiting Royalty Landings to four per flight, group sharing helicopter tours have stopped landing directly at the Everest Base Camp and are now designed to enhance scenic value and safety.
Here's how it works:
Group Size | Total Charter Cost (USD) | Tour Type | Landing at Kala Patthar |
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1–2 persons | $5,100 | Private Helicopter Charter | ✅ Yes |
3–4 persons | $7,000 | Private Helicopter Charter | ✅ Yes |
5 persons | $8,500 | Private Helicopter Charter | ✅ Yes |
Planning to experience the Everest Base Camp by helicopter without landing at Kala Patthar? Here’s a clear breakdown of the per-person pricing for group sharing flights departing from Kathmandu in 2025:
Number of Passengers | Cost Per Person (USD) | Flight Type | Includes Kala Patthar Landing |
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1 traveler | $1,350 | Group Sharing Helicopter | ❌ No |
2 travelers | $1,300 | Group Sharing Helicopter | ❌ No |
3 travelers | $1,300 | Group Sharing Helicopter | ❌ No |
4 travelers | $1,250 | Group Sharing Helicopter | ❌ No |
5 travelers | $1,200 | Group Sharing Helicopter | ❌ No |
Breaks for Optional Breakfast at the Hotel Everest View Syangboche, 360 Views, Helicopter Ride
Frequently Asked Question: How Much Is A Helicopter To Everest Base Camp?
For the self-sufficient traveler, a Kathmandu group share helicopter flight priced at around $1,350 does not include the land at Kala Patthar.
Private tours of the helicopter with a stop at Kalapathar go for 5,100 to 8,500 depending on the number of people the client wishes to take.
Booking earlier guarantees the best range in view and price.
Accompanied by experienced pilots , you can now undertake a Mount Everest Base Camp Helicopter Tour in just a few hours. This luxury helicopter ride to the heart of himalayas affords you the most stunning views with minimal effort and is loaded with adventure.
Soar above the legendary Khumbu Glacier, Camp II, and the towering icefall.
Note: Everest is best viewed from Kala Patthar, as it is partially hidden at Base Camp.
Segment | Experience |
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Kathmandu to Lukla | Scenic flight with views of Himalayan foothills |
Lukla to Base Camp region | Fly above Namche, Tengboche, Khumbu Glacier |
Kala Patthar Landing (optional) | Private tour only – 360° view of Everest and nearby peaks |
Syangboche Breakfast Stop | Hot breakfast at Everest View Hotel with panoramic scenery |
Return Flight to Kathmandu | Aerial farewell to the Himalayas |
Taking a helicopter tour of Everest Base Camp with Himalayan Dream Team provides stunning flying views to the foot of the world’s tallest mountain: Mount Everest. While the tour itself lasts just about 4 to 5 hours, the spectacular scenery is everlasting.
This exclusive helicopter tour to Everest Base Camp begins from Kathmandu and follows a scenic and strategic route through Nepal’s most iconic Himalayan locations, combining flyovers, landings, refueling stops, and breathtaking sightseeing.
Flight Segment | Details |
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Kathmandu (TIA) | Takeoff from Tribhuvan International Airport |
Nagarkot – Jiri Overfly | Fly eastward over lush hills, valleys, and rural villages |
Lukla (Landing) | Land at Tenzing-Hillary Airport for refueling and mountain acclimatization |
Namche – Syangboche | Soar over the vibrant Sherpa town and Himalayan hilltops |
Tengboche – Pheriche | Glide above famous monasteries and alpine terrains, land at Pheriche |
Gorak Shep – EBC Flyover | See Everest Base Camp and the massive Khumbu Glacier from the sky |
Kala Patthar (Landing) | Land at Kala Patthar (5,545m) for close-up Everest views (weather permitting) |
Syangboche | Land at Hotel Everest View for a scenic Himalayan breakfast |
Lukla (Final Stop) | Refueling stop before returning to the capital |
Kathmandu (Return) | Final leg of the journey with mountain views all the way back |
Kathmandu, which is your starting point, is located to the west of Nagarkot and Jiri. It is quite famous for it's gently rolling emerald hills and mountain tops. The first checkpoint is Lukla, which is known for its mountainous aviation strip. It serves as the door to Everest and is where the helicopter will be serviced.
From Lukla, you will travel over important dwelling places in the Himalayan mountain range:
Prior to landing, consider weather and air pressure, then locate either Kala Patthar or a safe viewpoint nearby. Kala Patthar provides unparalleled 360 degree panoramic view of Mount Everest and is encircled by towering peaks like Lhotse, Nuptse, Ama Dablam, Pumori, and many other stunning mountains.
Breakfast with a View – Syangboche
Following the base camp experience, your next destination is the Best Hotel Everest View Syangboche. Enjoy mouth-watering breakfast while viewing Mount Everest, a real experience at extreme altitudes.
Return Flight to Kathmandu
The return journey provides other astonishing views of the Himalayas through Namche, Lukla refuel once more and back to Kathmandu, concluding your Everest Base Camp Helicopter Tour.
Aside from the traditional flight out of Kathmandu, Himalayan Dream Team offers other Everest Base Camp Helicopter Tours from most locations in the Everest region. These flights are designed for trekkers and travelers already in the Khumbu Valley and want to see Mount Everest without spending days trekking. These take less time yet pack a lot of activities. These tours pare perfectly for travelers in the region.
Every tour includes a landing at the commonly called ‘Kalah Patthar,’ which translates into Black Rock. From there, panoramic views of Everest and its neighboring mountains can be experienced. The short duration of the flights ranging from 40 to 50 minutes add up to an incredibly scenic mini helicopter tour that most travelers in the region will never forget.
The Everest Base Camp Helicopter Tour is available year-round, but each season brings a unique experience. Here's a detailed comparison of weather conditions, visibility, and highlights across all four seasons to help you plan the best time for your helicopter adventure in the Everest region.
Season | Months | Weather & Visibility | Temperature | Highlights |
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Spring | March – May | Clear skies, excellent visibility, vibrant landscapes | Day: 15–20°C Night: 0–5°C |
Blooming rhododendrons, crystal-clear views of Everest, ideal flight conditions |
Autumn | September – November | Stable weather, high visibility, minimal rainfall | Day: 15–20°C Night: -5–5°C |
Best season for photography, comfortable temperatures, peak tourism season |
Winter | December – February | Clear skies, cold temperatures, snowy landscapes | Day: 0–5°C Night: -10 to -15°C |
Snow-covered peaks, fewer crowds, stunning aerial mountain views |
Monsoon / Summer | June – August | Unpredictable weather, occasional clear days after rain | Day: 18–22°C Night: 5–10°C |
Lush greenery, cleaner air after rainfall, off-season tranquility (weather permitting) |
Note: While the Everest Helicopter Tour is possible all year, the best time for clear weather and stable flying conditions is during spring (March–May) and autumn (September–November). Regardless of the season, flights are always subject to weather conditions on the day of departure.
What to Wear & Carry for a Safe, Comfortable High-Altitude Flight
Windproof down jacket (preferably waterproof)
Insulated warm trousers
Thermal inner layers for added warmth
Sunhat or wide-brimmed cap
Woolen beanie or fleece hat
Lightweight scarf or neck gaiter
Warm gloves (touchscreen-friendly preferred)
Comfortable hiking boots or trekking shoes
Wool or thermal socks
UV-protected sunglasses or snow goggles
Broad-spectrum sunscreen (SPF 30+ or higher)
Lip balm with SPF
Refillable water bottle (avoid disposable plastics)
Light snacks or energy bars
Mobile phone and/or camera (fully charged)
Power bank or extra battery (optional)
Wet wipes or toilet paper
Passport or a copy of your passport
Use a small, lightweight daypack
Dress in layers for easy temperature adjustment
Avoid bulky items—pack smart and stay light
Apply sunscreen and lip balm before boarding
Keep essentials easily accessible during the flight
During the Everest Base Camp Helicopter Tour, your safety is our biggest concern. The helicopter tour to Kala Patthar at an altitude of 5,545m requires our staff to follow strict procedures alongside airborne decisions. At Himalayan Dream Team, all our skilled pilots and ground attendants are trained to make your journey fascinating and safe.
Make sure you go through the additional safety guidelines and tips below before partaking in the Everest helicopter tour.
Planning your Everest Helicopter Tour in 2025? Here are some essential travel tips to help you enjoy a safe, smooth, and unforgettable journey to the Himalayas:
The best months for an Everest helicopter tour are spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November). These seasons offer clear skies, stable weather, and unmatched mountain views.
Helicopter tours are in high demand, especially during peak seasons. Book early to secure your seat and avoid last-minute disappointments.
Even if you’re flying, the altitude at Everest Base Camp (5,364m) can be freezing. Wear thermal layers, a down jacket, gloves, and sunglasses to stay warm and protected.
Bring your passport, some cash, camera, sunscreen, and motion sickness medication if you’re sensitive to flying.
Weather in the Everest region changes quickly. Your flight may be delayed or rescheduled, so keep your itinerary flexible and stay in contact with your tour operator.
Most Everest helicopter tours have a weight limit of 450–500 kg per flight. This may affect your group size or require a stop at Pheriche for shuttle operations.
Since this is a short-duration high-altitude tour, you don’t need to acclimatize. However, do not stay at high altitude for more than 10–15 minutes to avoid altitude sickness.
Make sure your tour is operated by a licensed company like Himalayan Dream Team with experienced pilots, strong safety records, and well-maintained helicopters.
Taking a helicopter ride to Everest Base Camp is one of the most thrilling adventures in the Himalayas. It’s fast, scenic, and doesn’t require days of trekking. But even short exposure to high altitudes can trigger altitude sickness — something every traveler should understand before takeoff.
At Himalayan Dream Team, we care deeply about your comfort and safety. That’s why we’ve put together this essential guide on altitude sickness — what it is, how to prevent it, and what to do if symptoms appear — so your experience stays as awe-inspiring as the views.
Altitude sickness, also known as Acute Mountain Sickness (AMS), is a physical response to reduced oxygen at elevations above 2,500 meters. As you ascend quickly, especially during a helicopter flight to EBC which reaches over 5,000 meters in under an hour, your body may struggle to adjust to the thinner air.
The good news? Helicopter tours involve limited time at high altitude, which greatly reduces the risk of serious complications. Still, awareness is key.
1. Stay Hydrated
Drink plenty of water before, during, and after the flight. Dehydration is a leading contributor to AMS, and staying hydrated helps your body adjust more smoothly to altitude changes.
2. Eat Light Before the Flight
Avoid heavy, greasy meals. Stick to light, easy-to-digest food to prevent nausea and discomfort during the ride.
3. Avoid Alcohol and Smoking
Alcohol and tobacco reduce your body’s oxygen intake and increase your risk of feeling unwell at altitude. It’s best to avoid them at least 24 hours before and on the day of your flight.
4. Consider Preventive Medication
Some travelers take Diamox (Acetazolamide) to help acclimatize. If you’re concerned, speak with your doctor before your trip and follow their guidance.
5. Listen to Your Body
Pay attention to how you feel. If you notice any symptoms of AMS, notify your pilot immediately. Our experienced team is trained to assist and make quick decisions for your safety.
Mild Symptoms (Common but Manageable):
Headache
Nausea or vomiting
Fatigue
Dizziness
Loss of appetite
Trouble sleeping
Severe Symptoms (Seek Immediate Help):
Confusion or difficulty concentrating
Shortness of breath even when resting
Coughing up fluid or frothy sputum
Our pilots are trained for high-altitude response and can descend quickly or modify the route if necessary.
Step | Action | Description |
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1 | Inform Your Pilot | If you begin to experience symptoms such as headache, dizziness, nausea, or shortness of breath, notify your pilot immediately. They are trained to assess and respond quickly to altitude-related issues. |
2 | Oxygen Support | Helicopters are equipped with emergency oxygen systems. In the event of moderate to severe symptoms, the pilot will provide supplemental oxygen to stabilize your condition. |
3 | Rapid Descent | If symptoms escalate to a life-threatening stage, such as HAPE or HACE, the helicopter will descend immediately to a lower, safer altitude to relieve symptoms and prevent complications. |
4 | Medical Evacuation Support | If required, arrangements will be made for emergency evacuation or transfer to a medical facility upon landing. Your health is always the top priority. |
5 | Follow Pilot Instructions | Always adhere to safety briefings and in-flight instructions provided by your pilot. They are experienced in high-altitude flight and trained to ensure your safety at all times. |
When you book with Himalayan Dream Team, you're flying with seasoned experts who know the Himalayas inside out. From route planning to safety briefings, we take care of every detail — so you can simply enjoy the spectacular ride.
We offer:
Private and group helicopter tour options
Flexible packages with or without breakfast at Hotel Everest View
Easy booking with 100% refund policies for weather cancellations
Free hotel-to-airport transfers for a hassle-free experience
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While taking the Everest Base Camp Helicopter Tour, it is vital for your safety that you understand how the weight restrictions work. Helicopter flights to certain areas at a higher altitude come with altitude and weight restrictions which are governed by lower air pressure, as well as safety measures that need to be followed.
Are you dreaming of reaching the top of the world without the strain of a long trek? The Everest Base Camp Helicopter Tour with Himalayan Dream Team offers the perfect blend of adventure, luxury, and safety—crafted by Nepal's trusted tour experts since 2014.
With over a decade of experience operating safe and successful helicopter tours in Nepal, we bring unmatched expertise and customer satisfaction. Thousands of travelers from around the globe have explored Everest with us—now it's your turn!
Weather in the Himalayas can be unpredictable. If your flight is unable to operate due to bad weather or technical issues, we offer a full refund—no questions asked. Your peace of mind is our priority.
Our Everest Base Camp helicopter tour cost includes all applicable taxes and service charges. What you see is what you pay—no surprises, no hidden fees.
Change of plans? No problem. We offer flexible booking where you can reschedule or cancel up to two days before your departure with no penalty.
Book your dream flight online within minutes. We provide complimentary hotel-airport-hotel transfers to ensure a smooth and worry-free journey.
The classic Everest Base Camp trek takes 11 to 14 days to complete. However, with the Everest Base Camp Helicopter Tour, you can experience the grandeur of the Everest region in just 4 hours. This tour includes a scenic flight from Kathmandu, an aerial view of the entire Khumbu Valley, and a one-hour ground stop at the world-famous Hotel Everest View. It is the ideal solution for those with limited time or those unable to commit to a multi-day trek.
This premium helicopter ride offers unmatched panoramic views of the world’s tallest peaks, including Mount Everest (8,848.86 meters), Lhotse, Nuptse, Ama Dablam, and the stunning Khumbu Glacier. Flying at a high altitude with large, clear windows, the helicopter allows you to take unobstructed photographs of the Himalayan landscape, glacier formations, and Sherpa settlements below. It is the ultimate way to witness the majesty of the Himalayas from the sky.
Everest Base Camp is one of the world’s most popular trekking routes, attracting thousands of trekkers annually. This often results in congested trails and busy teahouses, especially during peak seasons. With our Everest helicopter flight, you completely bypass the crowds. Starting directly from Kathmandu and landing at exclusive helipads in remote areas, you can enjoy a peaceful and private journey into the heart of the Himalayas.
The Everest Helicopter Tour is designed to be inclusive. It is suitable for travelers of all ages—from young children to elderly adventurers. This low-altitude, non-trekking option requires no prior physical preparation, making it an excellent choice for individuals who are physically unable to complete high-altitude treks, or for those who prefer a more relaxed way to explore the Everest region.
At Himalayan Dream Team, we believe once-in-a-lifetime adventures should be accessible to everyone — including families with young children and senior travelers. However, flying to the world’s highest region requires strict planning and specialized safety protocols, especially when it comes to passenger weight, altitude sensitivity, and comfort.
In this guide, we explain how pricing works for children, and what elderly travelers should keep in mind before embarking on a helicopter tour to Everest Base Camp.
Yes, for children aged 3 years and above, the price for an Everest Base Camp Helicopter Tour is the same as for adult passengers. While this might seem surprising, there are good reasons for it.
Helicopters flying to high-altitude zones like Everest have strict weight and balance limits. Whether a child or adult is sitting, the seat counts toward the total payload capacity. Therefore, every seat is priced the same — to ensure safety and regulatory compliance.
Helicopter tours involve significant fixed expenses:
Fuel and refueling in remote mountain areas
Landing fees (e.g. Lukla, Syangboche)
Experienced pilot salaries
Regular helicopter maintenance
National park permits and taxes
These costs remain unchanged regardless of passenger age, which is why pricing for children above 3 is aligned with the standard rate.
Group Sharing Helicopter Tour: USD 1,400 per person
Private Charter Tour: USD 5,100–8,500 depending on group size
Optional Breakfast: USD 40 per person at Hotel Everest View
(Note: Children under 3 years may fly free if seated on a parent’s lap — based on helicopter availability and operator discretion.)
At Himalayan Dream Team, we proudly welcome senior adventurers who dream of witnessing Mount Everest from the sky — without the physical strain of trekking. However, high altitude and sudden elevation changes do require extra precautions for older passengers.
It’s strongly recommended that elderly passengers — especially those with heart conditions, high blood pressure, or respiratory concerns — consult with their doctor before booking the tour. A basic health check to monitor oxygen saturation and blood pressure is a helpful precaution.
Even though the helicopter minimizes time spent at extreme altitudes, the quick ascent to over 5,000 meters (Kala Patthar) can still cause symptoms of Acute Mountain Sickness (AMS), such as:
Headaches
Dizziness
Shortness of breath
Nausea
Fatigue
Passengers should notify the pilot immediately if symptoms occur. Our team is trained for emergency protocols, including rapid descent and oxygen assistance.
Helicopters require stable footing and coordination for safe boarding. If mobility is a concern, our team provides assistance during takeoff, landing, and transitions — especially on uneven terrain.
High-altitude zones are cold even in spring and autumn. Elderly travelers should wear:
Thermal base layers
Down or insulated jackets
Hats, gloves, scarves
Sunglasses and sunscreen
Comfortable shoes with good grip
For a more personalized and relaxed experience, we highly recommend private charter tours for elderly passengers. These tours offer:
Flexible boarding time and pace
Extra time at scenic stops
Personalized attention from crew
The option to skip certain landings if desired
Before flying, ensure your travel insurance covers:
High-altitude helicopter travel
Emergency medical evacuation
Trip cancellation due to health issues
Having the right insurance adds peace of mind — especially for elderly passengers exploring the Everest region.
At Himalayan Dream Team, we understand that safety, reliability, and comfort are non-negotiable when flying into the heart of the Himalayas. That’s why we partner exclusively with Nepal’s most reputable helicopter companies and operate with only the best-performing aircraft models for high-altitude flights to Everest Base Camp.
Our trusted aviation partners include:
Air Dynasty
Altitude Air
Simrik Air
Manang Air
Prabhu Helicopter
These operators are fully licensed under Nepal's Civil Aviation Authority and have extensive experience in operating flights across the Everest region — including rescue, charter, and sightseeing services.
All helicopters used in our Everest Base Camp Helicopter Tours are high-altitude certified, regularly maintained, and flown by experienced mountain pilots. Below are the primary models we deploy for this once-in-a-lifetime journey.
The Airbus H125, also known by its former name AS350 B3e, is the most popular and reliable helicopter for Everest region flights. Known for its outstanding performance in high-altitude conditions, it is a favorite among pilots flying in the Himalayas.
Configuration:
Capacity: 1 Pilot + 5 Passengers
Seating:
1 Front Seat next to the pilot
4 Rear Seats on a bench
Total Weight Limit: 2,250 KG / 4,960 LBS
Maximum Operating Altitude: 23,000 FT / 7,010 M
Notable Features: Wide windows for excellent views, stability at high elevation, and quick climbing performance in thin air.
This helicopter is ideal for both group sharing and private charter flights, offering superior visibility, smooth ride quality, and optimal fuel efficiency for short yet thrilling mountain journeys.
While less commonly used than the Airbus H125, the Bell 407 GXP is occasionally deployed for private charter Everest tours. Known for its enhanced speed and maneuverability, this model also performs well at mid to high altitudes.
Configuration:
Capacity: 1 Pilot + 5 Passengers
Maximum Takeoff Weight: Approx. 2,500 KG
Features: Improved payload capacity, quiet interior, and vibration control for passenger comfort.
Proven High-Altitude Performance: Each model we use is specifically chosen for operations above 4,000 meters — where flying conditions are dramatically different from standard lowland environments.
Passenger Comfort: Wide windows, noise-reduction cabins, and efficient temperature management ensure you fly in comfort while enjoying panoramic Himalayan views.
Safety First: All aircraft are equipped with modern avionics, terrain awareness systems, emergency oxygen supplies, and undergo rigorous pre-flight checks.
When you choose Himalayan Dream Team for your Everest Helicopter Tour, you're not just getting a seat on a flight — you're stepping into a carefully curated, safety-first adventure. Our coordination with Nepal’s top helicopter companies ensures:
Maximum safety and insurance compliance
Well-trained, government-certified pilots
Fast response during altitude emergencies
Smooth, scenic flights in the world’s most dramatic terrain
Whether you're booking a group sharing flight or a private helicopter charter with Kala Patthar landing, we’ve got the right aircraft and the right team to make your Everest dreams take flight — literally.
# | Question | Answer |
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1 | How long does the Everest Base Camp Helicopter Tour take? | Approx. 4–5 hours round trip. |
2 | Is landing at Kala Patthar included in the group tour? | No, only private charter tours include landing at Kala Patthar. |
3 | What is the cost of the group sharing helicopter tour? | USD 1,400 per person from Kathmandu. |
4 | Can I book a private helicopter tour to Everest? | Yes, private tours are available for 1-5 people. |
5 | What is the cost of a private helicopter tour? | USD 5,100 to USD 8,500 depending on group size. |
6 | What happens if the flight is canceled due to bad weather? | You receive a 100% full refund. |
7 | Where does the helicopter tour start from? | Kathmandu Domestic Airport. |
8 | What time does the helicopter tour start? | Around 5:45 to 6:30 AM. |
9 | What should I wear for the helicopter tour? | Warm layers, insulated jacket, thermal wear. |
10 | Is breakfast included in the tour? | Optional breakfast at Hotel Everest View for USD 40. |
11 | Do I need a permit for the helicopter tour? | Yes, national park and rural fees apply. |
12 | What are the additional fees? | Around NPR 7,000 per person. |
13 | How high do we fly during the tour? | Up to 5,545m at Kala Patthar. |
14 | Can the helicopter land at Everest Base Camp? | No, landings are typically at Kala Patthar or nearby. |
15 | What is the weight limit for the helicopter? | 450 kg from Kathmandu, 220 kg at Kala Patthar. |
16 | Is it safe to fly in a helicopter to Everest? | Yes, with certified pilots and safety protocols. |
17 | What kind of views can I expect? | Panoramic views of Everest, Lhotse, Ama Dablam, and more. |
18 | Is it possible to fly solo? | Yes, private charter is available for solo travelers. |
19 | Can I fly from Lukla to Kala Patthar? | Yes, shorter flights are available from Lukla. |
20 | What’s the best time of year for the tour? | Spring and Autumn - March to May & October to December. |
21 | Do children need special preparation? | Dress warmly; the tour is suitable for families. |
22 | Is insurance required for the helicopter tour? | Not mandatory but highly recommended. |
23 | Can I cancel or reschedule my booking? | Yes, flexible booking options are available. |
24 | Do I need to bring oxygen? | No, flights are short and monitored for altitude safety. |
25 | Can I take photos from the helicopter? | Yes, the large windows are perfect for photography. |
26 | Will there be other people on the flight? | Yes, for group tours up to 5 passengers. |
27 | How long is the stop at Hotel Everest View? | Around 1 hour. |
28 | What if I feel altitude sickness? | Pilots are trained for emergency descent if needed. |
29 | Is there Wi-Fi or phone signal during the tour? | Signal is weak or unavailable during the flight. |
30 | Can I fly to Everest and return the same day? | Yes, it’s a same-day round trip. |
31 | Are there landing restrictions in 2025? | Yes, new rules limit to 4 landings per flight. |
32 | How far in advance should I book? | As early as possible for peak seasons. |
33 | What happens if I miss my flight? | Contact the tour provider for rescheduling. |
34 | Can the helicopter tour be customized? | Yes, private tours can be personalized. |
35 | Do we fly over Gokyo Lakes? | Some tours include Gokyo overfly. |
36 | Are there restroom breaks? | Yes, at Hotel Everest View and Lukla. |
37 | Can I bring snacks or drinks? | Yes, water and snacks are recommended. |
38 | Are guides provided during the tour? | Yes, experienced staff assist with logistics. |
39 | How many people fit in the helicopter? | Up to 5 passengers. |
40 | Is the flight smooth or bumpy? | Generally smooth, weather-dependent. |
41 | Can I bring a camera or drone? | Cameras are allowed; drones need permits. |
42 | What language do guides speak? | Primarily English and Nepali. |
43 | Can pregnant women join the tour? | Not advised due to high altitude. |
44 | Is there a weight surcharge? | No, but weight limits must be respected. |
45 | Do I need to tip the pilot or crew? | Tips are appreciated but not mandatory. |
46 | Can I combine the flight with a trek? | Yes, helicopter return options available. |
47 | Are group discounts available? | For larger groups in private charters. |
48 | Is this tour suitable for seniors? | Yes, minimal walking involved. |
49 | Do I need any trekking gear? | No, regular warm clothing is enough. |
50 | Can I pay by card? | Yes, with a small processing fee. |
Flight Segment | Places & Highlights | Remarks |
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Kathmandu to Lukla | Kathmandu Valley Bhaktapur & Nagarkot (viewed distantly) Sunkoshi River Jiri & Charikot Lamjura Pass |
Initial scenic flight leaving the city and entering the hilly mid-Himalaya region |
Lukla to Namche | Lukla Airport (Tenzing-Hillary Airport) Dudh Koshi River Valley Phakding Monjo & Bengkar villages Namche Bazaar |
Famous trekking route and Sherpa villages, stunning river and terraced landscapes |
Namche to Everest Region | Tengboche Monastery Ama Dablam Thamserku & Kongde Ri Pheriche / Lobuche (shuttle point) Gorak Shep Khumbu Glacier Everest Base Camp Kala Patthar (Landing – Private tours only) |
Core Himalayan zone, glacier landscapes, and close-up Everest views |
Syangboche Landing | Hotel Everest View Panoramic views of: - Mount Everest - Lhotse - Nuptse - Pumori - Island Peak - Mera Peak - Lobuche Peak - Makalu (in the distance) |
Breakfast stop with 360° Himalayan views |
Return to Kathmandu | Khumbu Valley aerial views Sherpa villages and suspension bridges Forested ridgelines and alpine rivers |
Final descent offering expansive Himalayan vistas |
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This is perhaps the most exciting time-saving method we offer to visit the Everest Base Camp Helicopter Tour followed by the scenic helicopter ride. The whole experience includes sightseeing flights, calculated stops, and luxurious Andean hospitality in just four to five hours.
Here’s a stream of the entire tour stepwise:
In the morning of your trip, the team will collect you from the hotel in Kathmandu and take you to the domestic section of Tribhuvan International Airport. A representative will handle your check-in and flight briefing so you can concentrate on enjoying the trip ahead.
Our in-flight staff will tell you about safety protocols and cover the itinerary. Now, as you know all the necessary information for your flight, start imagining your great helicopter adventure and meeting your pilot who will be taking you on an unforgettable ride.
Travel southeast of Kathmandu where during the trip, you will get to see Langtang range, Ganesh Himal , Manaslu and Garishankar ranges. while flying over hills such as Nagarkot and Jiri, splendid views of the Himalayas unfold.
Take a pause at Lukla which is the starting point of Everest region for fueling, which takes around 10-15 minutes. Take photos and start breathing the mountain air.
Pheriche (Landing) then overfly on Everest base camp & kala Patthar tip: It's interesting to note that most of the planes coming from Lukla fly above Namche Bazaar, Syangboche and Tengboche with the attention of iconic peaks such as Ama Dablam, Lhotse, Nuptse, Pumori, and Thamserku.
People who have been following Lukla-Spiti in this direction Fertile valley of Pheriche (4,371 m) is very famous among professional climbers for the purpose of maintaining the passenger balance whilst preparing for the flight in high altitude areas with greater peril.
From here one is able to:
- See the Khumbu Glacier and Icefall and overfly Everest base camp (5,364m)
- Fly over kala Patthar (5545 m) which is the most famous viewpoint to spot the entire Mount Everest.
Note: It is only possible to land at Kala Patthar with private chartered flights and good weather conditions.
Scenic Pause: 10-15 minutes at Kala Patthar (Optional)
During unscheduled photo flights over Everest, you will have a chance to land at Kala Patthar where all surrounding peaks with the mighty Everest are visible in form of a giant circle with vivid clouds against the backdrop. You will easily capture breathtaking photos while being in this warm snug.
Dining Experience at Hotel Everest View, Syangboche (3,880m)
At the end of the high altitude adventure, Syangboche offers all passengers a relaxing breakfast at the highest altitude hotel in the world, Everest View Hotel.
Savor delicacies
Get panoramic views of Everest, Ama Dablam, and Kongde Ri in super close range.
Time Allocation: 20-30 minutes, Breakfast Break
Post Breakfast:
Return Lo Lukla for a quick stop to refuel and go back to Lukla (10-15 minutes).
Last section of the flight is Lukla to Kathmandu. This portion of the journey comes with an aerial view of the Himalayas.
Our team will meet you upon landing in Kathmandu, escort you to deplane the aircraft and take you back to the hotel at the conclusion of the flight.
The Everest Base Camp Helicopter Tour is a scenic flight experience that takes you to the base of Mount Everest with optional landings at Kala Patthar and Everest View Hotel, offering breathtaking aerial views of the Himalayas.
The Everest Base Camp Helicopter Tour typically takes 4 to 5 hours, including flight time, landing breaks, and a breakfast stop at Everest View Hotel.
Yes, the Kala Patthar landing is included in private helicopter tours, weather and weight conditions permitting, offering the best viewpoint of Mount Everest.
The best time for the Everest Base Camp Helicopter Tour is during spring (March–May) and autumn (September–November) when the skies are clear and visibility is excellent.
The cost of the Everest Base Camp Helicopter Tour varies by group size and flight type. Group sharing starts around USD 1,200–1,400 per person, while private charter flights range from USD 5,100 to 8,500.
Yes, safety is a top priority. The Everest Base Camp Helicopter Tour is operated by certified pilots and includes detailed briefings, regular maintenance, and backup protocols for weather-related changes.
Absolutely. The Everest Helicopter Tour is ideal for those who want to witness Mount Everest up close without trekking the traditional trail.
Yes, most Everest Base Camp Helicopter Tours include a scenic breakfast at Everest View Hotel in Syangboche, with panoramic Himalayan views.
The helicopter flies up to Kala Patthar at 5,545 meters (18,192 feet), providing a dramatic view of Everest and surrounding peaks.
Wear layered, warm, and windproof clothing, sunglasses, and sunscreen. Temperatures can drop significantly at high altitudes, especially during landing at Kala Patthar.
While the tour is short, altitude sickness can still affect some passengers, especially during landings. That’s why ground time is limited to around 10–15 minutes at Kala Patthar or Base Camp.
Yes, the Everest Helicopter Tour is family-friendly and suitable for children, provided they are comfortable with altitude and accompanied by adults.
A helicopter can accommodate up to 5 passengers per flight, depending on the combined weight and weather conditions.
Yes, the Everest Base Camp Helicopter Tour runs throughout the year, but flights depend on weather and visibility conditions on the scheduled day.
You can easily book the Everest Base Camp Helicopter Tour through Himalayan Dream Team’s official website or contact our team for custom packages, private charters, or last-minute availability.
Kala Patthar
Situated beside Mount Pumori, kala Patthar is notable for the picturesque view point of Gorakshep. Everest, located at an altitude of 5500 meters, is flanked by gigantic hills like, Nuptse, Lhotse, Changtse and Pumori among many others which give charm to kala Patthar .The helicopter tour will leave you in wonder as it provides a spectacular view of the region from painstakingly different heights.
Everest Base Camp
Most amateur mountaineers set out to Everest Base Camp, the primary campsite starting at 5,364m above sea level, with the dream of standing at the peak of Mount Everest. For most Katherine, it usually takes “almost” two weeks by foot without the assistance of a helicopter. A truly one-of-a-kind experience is viewing the Khumbu Glacier combined with the towering peaks of Everest, Lhotse, and Nuptse along with the stunning sight of the sunrise illuminating the base camp, all viewed in a helicopter.
Everest View Hotel
You can view one of the highest luxury hotels in the world, Everest View Hotel which is situated 3880 meters and offers a breathtaking experience of Mount Everest whereby guests can indulge in warm hospitatlity and amazing mountain views while sipping on coffee during breakfast. Everest View Hotel is located close to Namche Bazaar which is a gateway town in Sagarmatha national park. As part of your tour with us, you can immerse in Sherpa culture through their undying fondness for mountains after making a 360 degree stop to take in the views and showcasing to you the Tibetan culture.
Lulka Airport
In the scenic small town of Lulka, where the average elevation is 2860.Airport serves as the first stop for incoming trekkers and adventurers who wish to view and trek Jamuhuri. The Tenzing-Hillary airport is notoriously known for the difficulty it poses. Flight to and from Kathmandu only operate during mid-morning hours where the weather is relatively accommodating. Each year, thousands of trekkers and climbers explore Lukla Airport which is the starting point of their Himalayan adventure.
For those looking for an exhilarating helicopter tour, this is the right one to grab stunning landscapes of Everest peak without much physical effort or time as it provides the everlasting experience of Everest.
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KATHLEEN MATTENS
Netherlands The
A Dream Helicopter Tour to Everest
26th November, 2024
My husband and I took the Everest Base Camp Helicopter Tour with Himalayan Dream Team and it was amazing. Everything was perfectly organized.A flawless experience from the hotel pickup to the drop-off after the trip. The highlight for me was having breakfast at Everest View Hotel, to top it all while enjoying the elegant views of the highest mountains in the world, feels so surreal. All in all, it was so safe, easy, and different.
Thank you Himalayan Dream Team for helping us check off a dream.
Emma Dryhoel
Belgium
Everest by Air – Perfectly Done
3rd July, 2022
I had the fantastic experience of the Everest Base Camp Helicopter Tour with Sameer Khatiwoda from Himalayan Dream Team which was absolutely astounding. Sameer and his team made sure that everything was perfect throughout the journey. Each and every aspect of this journey was simply astounding. A special thank you to Sameer and his team for making this memorable and smooth.
FILIP DE TOLLENAERE
Belgium
Unforgettable Everest Heli Tour
18th December, 2024
My trip with the Himalayan Dream Team was made special because of the customized Everest Base Camp helicopter tour. The team was so considerate and skilled in all areas, ensuring my pickup was on time, my flight effortless, and the landing as smooth as possible. Mount Everest and its neighboring peaks were otherworldly. The team's professionalism and focus on safety was commendable, and as a result, I felt cared for and well organized throughout my adventure. Once again, thank you to the entire team for helping me achieve my ultimate dream.
Emily Roberts
United States
Everest Helicopter Tour Beyond Expectations
20th March, 2025
This Everest Base Camp Helicopter Tour was truly stellar and the best experience of my life. Himalayan Dream Team arranged everything perfectly from pick-up to the drop-off at Kala Patthar. The entire experience was smooth and very picturesque.
Jennifer Wong
Australia
Flawless Everest Heli Experience
21st March, 2025
My spouse and I used the Himalayan Dream Team to book a private helicopter tour to Kala Patthar, and that was by far the highlight of our trip to Nepal.Undoubtedly, everything was coordinated upto the last mile from the pick up to the flight, with utmost care and professionalism. I had the most wonderful experience with my helicopter rides over Mount Everest. The views, like the breathtaking breakfast I had at the Everest View Hotel, were beyond expectations. Witnessing and fueling my body with hot food while looking at the Khumbu region was a splendid sight. Relaxing and experiencing the beauty along with the adventure was something I will not forget. Thank you to the entire team for crafting a seamless enjoyable experience for me.