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  • Duration 5 Hours
  • Trip Grade Easy
  • Trip Destination Lukla, Pheriche, Kala Patthar, EBC & HEV
  • Starts at Kathmandu
  • Ends at Kathmandu
  • Max. Altitude 5,644.5 m (18,519 ft)
  • Trip Type Day Heli Flight Tour with Landing
  • Transport By Helicopter

Highlights

  • Luxurious Breakfast at Hotel Everest View.
  • 360° Himalayan Panorama Just in a Few Hours.
  • A once-in-a-lifetime adventure experience suitable for all.
  • Breathtaking helicopter ride over the Sagarmatha National Park.

About Everest Base Camp Helicopter Tour

Have you ever wondered why an Everest base camp helicopter tour is on so many people's bucket lists?  The answer is simple. This incredible Heli flight experience provides the closest view of the world's highest mountain, Mount Everest, without requiring a lengthy 14-day trek to Everest base camp. For many people, this is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity—a mix of adventure and luxury that provides an astounding view of the Himalayas from above.

But here's another twist. This isn't just a helicopter tour of Everest base camp; it's a rare opportunity. Nepal only has about 13 helicopters that run these Himalayan tours, so every day only 60 to 65 lucky people can go on this famous trip. This means that even though more than 30,000 tourists truly want to go on the tour, only a few will be lucky. The fact that the Everest Base Camp helicopter tour package is so limited makes it even more appealing. Many people want to take the chance to fly over the beautiful peaks of the Everest area.

Everest base camp helicopter tour with landings from Kathmandu is the most popular tour in Nepal. This tour is the shortest trip to the Himalayas of Nepal that completes in 5 to 6 hours. The tour starts and ends at Kathmandu via Lukla, EBC, Kalapatthar, and Hotel Everest View.

Everest Helicopter at Hotel Everest View

Everest Base Camp is the most popular destination among national and international travellers. This helicopter tour gives the opportunity to witness a close-up view of Mt. Everest within a day.

This EBC helicopter tour is perfect for those who have limited time and can't do long treks. This tour lasts for five hours a day, but you will still have the most beautiful views of the snow-covered mountains.

This luxury helicopter tour to Everest base camp begins in Kathmandu and takes you over Kala Patthar, Everest Base Camp, and the famous Khumbu Glacier. In a shirt duration, you will soar through the skies, soaking in the breathtaking vistas of verdant landscapes and the Himalayas.

The Everest Base Camp helicopter tour with a landing is best for those who want to skip the regular Everest trek. The helicopter can accommodate up to 5 people and flies up to an altitude of 5,545 meters (EBC). The best aspect of this one-day air tour is that it is suitable for people of all ages.

With only a handful of helicopters available for this trip, the Everest Base Camp Helicopter Tour is a rare and exclusive experience that you won’t want to miss! You will fly over towering peaks like Mount Everest, Nuptse, Makalu, and many other famous mountains of the region, with stunning aerial views throughout the journey.

You can start this Everest Luxury Helicopter Tour with landing at Hotel Everest View in Kathmandu and fly across the Himalayas, where you can see beautiful views of mountains covered in snow. Later, the helicopter will fly to Lukla to get fuel before continuing on to EBC and Kala Patthar.

Following a breathtaking view of Nepal's Himalayas from above, you will proceed to Hotel Everest View in Syangboche. In the highest mountain hotel, you can enjoy a delicious breakfast while taking in a 360-degree view of the Everest ranges. After landing, you’ll have time to relax and soak in the unparalleled views of the Himalayas.

Breakfast at Hotel Everest View during EBC Heli Tour

For the Everest base camp heli tour, the best time to do it is during spring and autumn. During these seasons, the weather is clear, and there is a 99% chance of clear visibility of Everest and surrounding peaks. If you book your trip during the season, there is also less possibility of delay and cancellation of the trip due to weather conditions.

Whether you choose a group tour or a private experience, this helicopter tour offers flexible packages to cater to your preferences. You will have a window seat for the best possible views, ensuring you don’t miss a single moment of the awe-inspiring scenery.

You can pre-book this tour for both group joining and private helicopter tours. Book seats for the Mount Everest Helicopter Tour with landing in Nepal and secure your seat for the most unique and memorable experience of your life. Don’t miss your chance to witness the Everest region in all its glory—book your spot today and secure an unforgettable adventure!

Highlight of Everest Base Camp Helicopter Tour

  • Tour Start Timings: EBC Heli Tour Start At Early in the Morning at 7 to 10 Am. You can hop in between.
  • Number of Seats in Helicopter: Up to 5 Passengers and 1 Professional Pilot.
  • Number of Passengers (Pax): 1 to 25 people for group joining tour (flyover with landing at Hotel Everest View) and special tour for 1 to 2 people with additional landing at Kalapathar (which is above Everest base camp).
  • Official Route of group joining Helicopter Tour: Kathmandu → Lukla → Pheriche→ Everest Base Camp (EBC) (flyover) → Kala Patthar (flyover) → Hotel Everest View (landing for breakfast) → Lukla → Kathmandu.
  • Route for private Everest tour with landing: Kathmandu → Lukla → Pheriche→ 8 to 10 Min of landing at Kala Pathhar →  Everest Base Camp (EBC) (flyover)→ Hotel Everest View (landing for breakfast) → Lukla → Kathmandu.
  • Best Time to Do EBC Helicopter: Spring Season (March - May) & Autumn Season (Mid-September-November)
  • Best Deals Available: Last-minute bookings available. Book Today, Fly Tomorrow.

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How Safe is the Everest Helicopter Tour?

 Everest helicopter tour with us is very safe for the following reasons:

  • Our helicopter tour is operated by highly qualified and experienced pilots. They have years of experience and specialize in flying the Everest Region.
  • Each helicopter that we operate undergoes routine maintenance to guarantee that it is in its finest state.
  • Flights are always scheduled during clear weather to provide the greatest visibility and safety.
  • We also advise our clients on the season and the possibility of a helicopter tour if they book during the off-season.
  • Our journey includes limited time at high altitudes, which reduces the danger of altitude sickness.
  • Each helicopter has the most important safety gear for when an accident happens.
  • To ensure passenger safety, we follow the strict standards established by the Nepal Civil Aviation Authority.
  • Most importantly, our organization has a 100% success rate to date.

Why to Choose an Everest Helicopter Tour Package?

With only a handful of helicopters available each day, the Everest Helicopter Tour with Kala Pattar Flyover offers a rare and exclusive experience, making it one of the most sought-after tours in Nepal. Unlike other trekking options, this tour provides a luxurious, time-efficient way to reach Everest Base Camp, allowing travelers to witness the breathtaking mountain views like Mount Everest, Kala Patthar, and other peaks from the air, all within just a few hours. The added experience of landing at Hotel Everest View for breakfast further enhances the exclusivity and beauty of the journey.

While other helicopter tours, such as the Annapurna Helicopter Tour and Langtang Helicopter Tour, also offer stunning Himalayan views, the Everest Base Camp tour offers the closest access to the world’s highest peak, Mount Everest. These other tours are equally spectacular but do not provide the same level of direct access to Base Camp or the iconic viewpoints like Kala Patthar, making the one-day EBC Helicopter Tour an unmatched adventure for those seeking the ultimate Himalayan experience.

Everest Base Camp Helicopter Tour with Cost (Group Joining & Private)

Everest Base Camp Helicopter Flight Landing tour costs differently as the itinerary and required services and facilities (by the customers) differ. Also, the number of people, private and groups joining, individual or dual (or all travelers) paying together also affects the payment of tour prices.

The Everest base amp helicopter tour with landings cost is US $1395 per person on a group-joining basis. The heli tour price also depends upon the group size or the availability of seats.

On the other hand private Everest helicopter tours range from $5450 (Based on 1 pax in one heli) to $1250 per person (Based on 5 pax in one heli). These private heli trips are best for those seeking a more private experience. Each helicopter can accommodate one to five people, providing families and friends with a wide range of possibilities and privacy at low cost.

Nepal Trek Adventure offers discounted costs on private tours if five people book together. They also have the cheapest budget for a bespoke Everest helicopter adventure.

Whether you choose to go on an adventure by yourself or with a group, this tour will provide you with breathtaking views of Mount Everest and the convenience of landing directly at the base camp.

Additionally, Breakfast at Hotel Everest View Cost: The breakfast is not included in the package. You will need to set aside around 32 USD or 4200 Nepali rupees per person for the breakfast at HEV. Please note that the cost may vary based on your food preferences.

Hop-On & Hop-Off Experience During Everest Base Camp Helicopter Tour With Us

The Everest Base Camp Helicopter Tour offers a unique Hop-On & Hop-Off option, allowing you to explore the majesty of the Himalayas in a way that is both convenient and unforgettable. This feature ensures that you can fully immerse yourself in the beauty of the Everest region while enjoying the flexibility and luxury of a helicopter journey.

For those seeking a swift and hassle-free journey, our helicopter services provide direct access to Everest Base Camp. Whether you’re short on time or looking for a luxurious way to experience the Himalayas, we ensure a seamless journey from your location to Everest Base Camp and back to Kathmandu.

What Does Hop-On & Hop-Off Mean in the Context of a Everest Base Camp Helicopter Tour?

In a Hop-On & Hop-Off Everest Helicopter Tour, passengers can picked up and drop off at key locations, soaking in the iconic landmarks of the Khumbu region. This makes the tour not just a flight but a curated experience of exploration and discovery.

Ideal for adventurers who prefer to bypass the physical demands of trekking, our helicopter flights serve as an excellent alternative. Whether it’s at the start or end of the trek, our services allow you to enjoy the beauty of the Everest region while saving time and ensuring ultimate comfort.

Explore the Everest region on your terms with our versatile helicopter flight services—a perfect blend of adventure, efficiency, and breathtaking Himalayan views.

Key Stops on the Hop-On & Hop-Off Everest Helicopter Tour

Helicopter Flight from Everest View Hotel to Everest Base Camp

Everest Base Camp is about 8 to 10 minutes farther from Everest View Hotel via helicopter flight. So if you desire to move to the base camp by helicopter, you can make the reservation for it, as we provide helicopter transport for those who book it.

This facility can be suitable for those who have lost the guts to walk further, whose physical condition is not good enough, and also for those who actually want to have a helicopter panorama in that short distance from Everest View Hotel to Everest Base Camp. 

Amid this helicopter flight, you will be able to observe the beautiful view of Mount Everest and many other surrounding mountains, green hills, and also the Mount Everest climbers from afar.

Everest View Hotel to Kathmandu by Helicopter

The distance between the Everest View Hotel and Kathmandu is around 138 km, and it will take around 45 to 50 minutes to reach Kathmandu from HEV by helicopter. 

This heli flight can be useful for those who want to have a flight to return to Kathmandu because of any of their circumstantial situations, like their health condition, immediate rescue, lack of mental will to walk, and so forth. 

During the flight, you will be able to observe the Himalayan scenario, huge buildings and city panoramas (while flying over Kathmandu), green hills and lake-like structures, and so on.

Helicopter from Everest Base Camp to Lukla

Everest Base Camp is the major destination for people visiting for the Everest Base Camp Trek and Everest Base Camp Tours. At times, certain situations may prevent you from walking back to the Gateway, Lukla, as the journey nears completion. 

And if you are in any situation and you want to come back to Lukla without hiking, then taking a helicopter from Everest Base Camp to Lukla can be the best option. It will take around 20 minutes to reach Lukla from Everest Base Camp by helicopter. 

This short-distance helicopter flight offers you a beautiful view of mountains, lakes, greenery, hills, cascades, and so on.

Lukla To Kala Patthar Helicopter Flight Landing Tour

Lukla to Kala Patthar Helicopter Flight Landing is an opportunity to have a Himalayan voyage to the vantage point of the highest peak of the world, Mount Everest. Kala Patthar is about 5643 meters above sea level. It gives the most beautiful and mesmerising view of Mount Everest and the overall environment. 

You can have a helicopter landing in Kala Patthar from Lukla in just 15 to 20 minutes after flying from Lukla. But the time of flight and flight landing always depends on the weather and climatic conditions of the place. 

During the flight, you will enjoy breathtaking views of mountains and other attractions. It is suitable for all types of people, whether they are kids or elderly, physically abled or disabled, and so on.

Helicopter From Everest Base Camp To Kathmandu

Travelling via helicopter from Everest Base Camp to Kathmandu allows you to quickly reach the nation's capital city from the base of the Himalayas. Base Camp is approximately 138 km away from Kathmandu, and a helicopter ride there will take between 50 and 60 minutes. 

This flight will provide you with an upside-down view of Nepal's hilly and Himalayan regions, showcasing many high peaks and mountain ranges, verdant hills, little waterfalls, lakes, and ponds, as well as human settlements, big vehicles, and more. 

This flight minimises the mental strain of trekking because it takes you straight from the mountains to the domestic terminal.

Gorakshep to Kathmandu Helicopter Flight

Kathmandu is around 151 kilometers away from Gorakshep, and it will take approximately 65 minutes to reach there. 

If you are in Gorak Shep and do not want to trek back to Lukla before flying to Kathmandu, you can take a direct flight from Gorak Shep to Kathmandu. 

During the trip, you will be able to see stunning views of the Himalayas, hills, human communities, farming areas, animal raising, and more.

Kathmandu to Gorak Shep Helicopter Flight

Gorakshep is the passengers' stop, and it has one of the best launching pads in the Everest region and all of Nepal. It will take approximately 65 to 70 minutes to travel the 151 kilometres to Gorakshep from Kathmandu. 

During the helicopter ride from Kathmandu to Gorakshep, you will most likely enjoy the best views of the Himalayas, hills, human settlements, farming areas, animal raising, and so on. 

This flight may be useful for people who want to arrive at Everest Base Camp with less rush and bustle. You can take a helicopter from Kathmandu to Gorak Shep., then climb to the base camp.

Pheriche to Everest Base Camp Helicopter Tour

You can get to Mount Everest's base camp in just 10 minutes if you take the Pheriche to Everest Base Camp Helicopter Tour. The most popular trekking destination is Pheriche, at 4,371 meters (14,340 ft) above sea level. 

If you've previously reached Pheriche, you can skip the additional hiking and instead take a helicopter from Pheriche to Everest Base Camp. 

During the EBC helicopter trip, the flight only transports three passengers to the base camp. The guidelines for the helicopter journey only permit the transportation of three people up to 250 kg in weight. From Pheriche, it will take approximately 8 to 10 minutes to arrive at Everest Base Camp.

Pheriche to Kathmandu Helicopter Flight

One of the most desired locations for Everest hikers and climbers is Pheriche. The altitude of 4,371 meters (14,340 feet) is home to basic hospitals, hotels, lodges, and tea houses, as well as farming and human settlements.

If you have completed all of your excursions and treks in the Everest Region and are in Pheriche and want to get to Kathmandu quickly, you can take this helicopter ride from Pheriche to Kathmandu for a reasonable fee. 

From Pheriche, Kathmandu can be reached in about an hour. However, the timing is always dependent on the local climate and weather. On your approach to Kathmandu from Pheriche, you can see a variety of natural and man-made sites.

Tengboche to Everest Base Camp Helicopter Flight Tour

A helicopter ride from Tengboche to Everest Base Camp allows you to take advantage of this opportunity while visiting Tengboche. The municipality of Tengboche is situated at a height of 3, 867 meters (12, 687 ft). A 12- to 15-minute helicopter ride from Tengboche to Everest Base Camp will get you to EBC.

This flight provides a panoramic view of mountains like Mount Everest, Tawache, Lhotse, Nuptse, Thamserku, and Ama Dablam, as well as ancient-style buildings and monasteries with people living nearby. 

For this helicopter charter journey, you must first arrive at Tengboche, where the next procedures will take place.

Tengboche to Lukla or Kathmandu Helicopter Flight

The helicopter ride from Tengboche to Lukla or Kathmandu allows you to fly from Tengboche to your destination, which might be either Lukla or Kathmandu. 

The Tengboche to Lukla or Kathmandu Helicopter Flight offers stunning views of the snow-covered terrain, verdant hills, rare and unusual flora and wildlife, and the renowned Sherpa climbers. 

Tengboche to Lukla will take about 12 minutes, while Kathmandu to Lukla will take about 55 minutes. Anyone who would prefer not to walk can readily adjust to this helicopter ride in order to avoid certain situations or to save time and effort. Helicopter flights are available from Lukla to Tengboche as well as from Kathmandu to Tengboche.

Dingboche to Kathmandu Helicopter Flight

Dingboche to Kathmandu Helicopter Flight is ideal for people who have completed the Everest Base Camp/Kala Patthar adventure and do not wish to travel any farther from Dingboche. 

You must arrive at Dingboche first for this helicopter ride. Situated approximately 149 kilometers from Kathmandu, Dingboche is 4,410 meters (14,470 feet) above sea level. Traveling from Dingboche to Kathmandu will take about 60 minutes. 

This heli ride is also capable of doing emergency helicopter rescue and evacuation. You will be able to see mountains such as Ama Dablam, Nuptse, and Mount Everest during the flight, in addition to other historical and natural sites like chortens, monasteries, and local attractions.

Lobuche to Kathmandu Helicopter Flight

Lobuche to Kathmandu Helicopter Flight is appropriate for individuals who have finished the endeavor of Everest Base Camp/Kala Patthar and would prefer not to move more from Lobuche. 

Lobuche is situated at an elevation of 6,119 meters (16,210 feet) and is around 148 kilometers from Kathmandu. It will take roughly 65 minutes to reach Kathmandu from Lobuche. Catastrophe helicopter clearing and helicopter salvage in crisis circumstances should likewise be possible with this heli ride from Lobuche to Kathmandu. 

Amid the flight, you will probably see  mountains like Mount Everest, Ama Dablam, Nuptse, and so on, alongside other normal and old attractions like cloisters, chortens, settlement attractions, etc.

Gokyo to Kathmandu Helicopter Flight

Gokyo to Kathmandu helicopter flight can be easily achieved whenever you are in the Gokyo valley or returning from the Gokyo Valley Trek. This is a flight of around 60 minutes, as Gokyo is only 137 km away from Kathmandu. 

This helicopter tour can be done in order to avoid the walking encumbrance. During the flight, you will be able to see the beautiful mountains surrounding the Gokyo valley, Gokyo Lakes, the Himalayan glacier, greenery hills, and so on.

This helicopter flight from Gokyo to Kathmandu is suitable for people with less time to walk around or trek back to Kathmandu, as well as for those who are not able to do further hiking (walking) from one place to another. 

Emergency helicopter evacuation from Gokyo is also possible because of this helicopter ride from Gokyo to Kathmandu. Conversely, you can take a Kathmandu-Gokyo helicopter flight, which will enable you to reach Gokyo, walk and explore around and return to Kathmandu in the estimated time period.

Everest Base Camp Helicopter Tour Tips & Safety Guidelines

  • Check weather conditions before the journey for safety.
  • Follow the pilot’s instructions at all times.
  • Pay attention to pre-flight briefings and safety instructions.
  • Always wear seat belts during the flight.
  • Avoid unnecessary movement on or off the helicopter.
  • Don’t exchange seats without pilot approval and only after landing.
  • Do not disturb the pilot; listen carefully to their instructions.
  • Do not throw items, spit, or smoke during the flight.
  • Dress warmly in layers and wear sturdy, comfortable footwear.
  • Stay hydrated, be aware of altitude effects, and stay within designated areas during stops.

Booking Procedure for Everest Base Camp Helicopter Tour with Nepal Trek Adventure

To book an unforgettable Everest Base Camp Helicopter Tour with Nepal Trek Adventure, simply follow these steps:

 Step 1: Select Your Trip Date for Everest Base Camp Helicopter Tour

  • Visit the “Departures” section on our website.
  • Browse through the available Small Group Departure dates or select the Private Trip option for a more personalized experience.
  • Confirm your desired trip date by clicking the “Book Now” button for group departures or selecting your date from the dropdown menu in the private trip booking section.

Step 2: Fill in the Booking Form

Complete the booking form with the following details:

  • Trip Date: Select your preferred date.
  • Number of Travelers: Choose the number of participants.
  • Add-ons & Options: Opt for additional services such as National Park Permit and Boarding Pass Fees for USD 55 per person.
  • Traveler Information: Enter the lead traveler’s details.
  • Tentative Body/Luggage Weight: If applicable for helicopter trips, provide the total weight of your group for logistics. 

Step 3: Make Payment

Accept the Terms and Conditions by ticking the checkbox.

  • Click “Proceed to Payment” to complete the reservation process. Payments are secured with a 3D secure and SSL-encrypted system, ensuring your data’s safety.
  • Use any major payment method like Visa, Mastercard, American Express, or UnionPay for the transaction.

Step 4: Get Booking Confirmation of Everest Base Camp Helicopter Tour

Once the payment is processed, you’ll receive a confirmation email containing:

Trip details and itinerary. Instructions for the tour day, including the meeting point and necessary documents. For any changes or cancellations, you can contact us directly via phone or email.

Once you get confirmation Please send your passport copies and arrival details to our Adventure Consultant or email us at [email protected]

Connect with Our Adventure Consultant

If you need assistance during the booking process, feel free to Talk to Binod, our dedicated

Adventure Consultant, via:

WhatsApp: +977 98514 88 555 (Chat Support: Available on our website.)

Congratulations! Get ready for an unforgettable adventure to the world’s highest peak, Mount Everest!

Preparation for the Everest Base Camp Helicopter Tour

Here’s the List of necessary items such as personal documents, permits, and weather-appropriate clothing for the Everest helicopter trip. The list covers all essentials while keeping the load light and manageable for the quick adventure.

  • Travel Documents: Passport (required).
  • Carry Cash in NPR: 11,000 to 15000 for Small bills for breakfast, airport tax, Permit and other expenses.
  • Camera/Phone: To capture the stunning views (spare batteries and power bank).
  • Base Layers: Lightweight thermal tops and bottoms (for warmth).
  • Insulated Jacket: A down or synthetic jacket for cold weather.
  • Trekking Pants: Comfortable and warm.
  • Gloves: Insulated and windproof.
  • Headwear: A warm hat, a sun hat, or a neck gaiter or scarf.
  • Socks: Woolen or thermal socks         
  • Footwear: Comfortable trekking boots or warm camp shoes.
  • Sunglasses: UV-protection with a wrap-around design for glare.
  • Sunscreen: High SPF (50+) to protect against strong UV rays.
  • Lip Balm: SPF protection to prevent chapping.
  • Backpack: Lightweight (20-30 liters) for carrying essentials during the tour.

Pack efficiently as space is limited on the helicopter. Dress in layers to adjust to the temperature changes, and make sure your essentials fit in a small, lightweight bag.

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Itinerary

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  • Duration6 Hours
  • Highest Altitude5644 m (Kala Patthar)
  • AccommodationAvailable up on your request with an extra cost

Our Luxury Everest Base Camp helicopter trip provides an unforgettable aerial adventure to Everest Base Camp and Mount Everest without the need for trekking. 

05:40 AM: Transfer to Kathmandu Airport Helipad for Everest Base Camp Helicopter Tour

Start your Everest Base Camp Helicopter Tour with a timely transfer to Kathmandu Airport Helipad. Departing at 05:40 AM, this transfer sets the stage for your aerial journey through the Himalayan region. Kathmandu, located at 1,300 meters, serves as the perfect starting point for your adventure. With NTA overseeing the logistics, rest assured that your journey begins smoothly as you prepare for the Everest Base Camp Helicopter Tour of a lifetime.

06:20 AM: Helicopter Check-In at Kathmandu Domestic Airport

By 06:20 AM, check-in for your Everest Helicopter Tour will be completed at the Kathmandu Domestic Airport counter. Make sure to bring a copy of your passport for verification. The check-in process ensures all safety procedures are followed before your helicopter flight to Everest Base Camp. With NTA managing every step of the way, your adventure begins with excitement and anticipation.

06:40 AM: Helicopter Flight to Lukla Airport - Gateway to Everest

At 06:40 AM, your helicopter flight to Lukla Airport will begin. Lukla, often called the Gateway to Everest, is the starting point for many trekkers and mountaineers. The flight from Kathmandu to Lukla takes approximately 25-30 minutes and offers stunning aerial views of the Himalayas, including lush valleys and distant snow-capped peaks. This flight is the perfect introduction to the beauty of Nepal and the Everest region.

07:45 AM: Unloading Return Fuel at Lukla Airport

After landing at Lukla, the helicopter will make a short stop to unload return fuel before continuing the journey towards Everest Base Camp. This routine stop takes about 10–12 minutes and is an important part of the tour logistics. During this time, passengers can take in the bustling atmosphere of Lukla, the center of adventure for many Everest trekkers and mountain climbers.

08:00 AM: Flight Toward Everest Base Camp and the Khumbu Region

At 08:00 AM, the helicopter will resume flight towards Everest Base Camp, passing over the Khumbu Glacier and Sherpa villages nestled in the lower Himalayas. This portion of the Everest helicopter tour provides stunning aerial views of Mount Everest, Lhotse, Ama Dablam, and other towering peaks. As you soar through the Khumbu Valley, you’ll see the dramatic shift in landscapes from lush greenery to rocky, snow-covered terrain. This is the heart of the Himalayan region, offering unparalleled beauty.

08:30 AM: Overfly of Everest Base Camp and Kala Patthar

The highlight of your Nepal Everest Helicopter Tour arrives at 08:30 AM as the helicopter overflies Everest Base Camp and Kala Patthar, at an altitude of 5,250 meters (17,225 feet). This aerial view of Mount Everest and the surrounding peaks is a once-in-a-lifetime experience. As you hover above Kala Patthar, the most famous viewpoint for Mount Everest, you will witness panoramic views of the Everest massif. The colorful tents of Everest Base Camp and the striking Khumbu Glacier will be visible, allowing for incredible photo opportunities.

08:50 AM: Flight to Syangboche Hill and Hotel Everest View 

The next part of your Everest Base Camp Helicopter Tour takes you to Syangboche Hill, home to the Hotel  Everest View at an elevation of 3,880 meters (12,000 feet). This location offers a peaceful break with some of the best views of the Everest massif. After landing at the Everest View Hotel, enjoy a refreshing breakfast or beverage while soaking in the majestic panoramic mountain views of Mount Everest, Lhotse, and Ama Dablam. The Mt. Everest View Hotel is one of the highest hotels in the world, providing a luxurious touch to your Himalayan helicopter adventure.

09:50 AM: Return Flight to Kathmandu (Likely Lukla Stop)

At 09:50 AM, the return flight to Kathmandu begins. The helicopter will descend through the Khumbu Valley, passing over remote Sherpa villages and terraced farmland. If needed, the helicopter may make a brief stop at Lukla for refueling before continuing to Kathmandu. This stop provides an opportunity to briefly experience the vibrant town of Lukla, often bustling with trekkers and climbers. The return flight provides a final opportunity to witness the grandeur of the Himalayan peaks before heading back to Kathmandu.

11:40 AM: Arrival at Kathmandu Domestic Airport

By 11:40 AM, the helicopter will touch down at Kathmandu Domestic Airport, marking the conclusion of your Everest Base Camp Helicopter Tour. The contrast between the peaceful serenity of the Himalayas and the energetic hustle of Kathmandu is striking. Your helicopter journey to Everest has allowed you to experience the world’s highest peaks in a way that few ever will.

12:00 PM: Drive to Hotel Post Adventure

After landing in Kathmandu, your adventure continues with a smooth transfer to your hotel. As you drive through the bustling streets of Kathmandu, you can reflect on the Everest helicopter tour experience, the incredible views, and the unforgettable memories made during the day. This final leg of the journey offers a chance to relax and unwind after your helicopter flight to Everest Base Camp.

Important Note For: Everest Helicopter Tour Timing (Due to Weather/Air Traffic)

The timing of flights during the Everest Base Camp Helicopter Tour can be subject to change due to weather conditions and air traffic in the Himalayan region. Weather in the mountains can be unpredictable, and safety is always the top priority. As a result, flights may be delayed or rescheduled.

NTA (Nepal Trek Adventure) takes every measure to ensure that your tour proceeds safely and smoothly, but please be prepared for flexibility regarding flight timings. NTA will keep you informed about any changes to ensure your Everest Base Camp Helicopter Tour remains safe and enjoyable.

Our team guides, porters and accompanying staff are locals with a broad knowledge about each and every location that we travel through.

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Route Map

Everest Base Camp Helicopter Tour map

What's Included

Airport Pickup and Drop-off Services
  • International Arrival Pickup
  • Domestic Airport Dropoff Before Tour
  • Domestic Airport Pickup After the Tour
  • International Dropoff on your Final Departure Day
Gound Time 
  • 20 minutes of landing at Lukla airport before the EBC tour and 30 minutes after the tour
  • 15 minutes in Pherche (in the case of shuttle)
  • 1 hour at the Everest View Hotel

Helicopter Flight

  • Helicopter fly over to Everest Base Camp and Khumbu Glacier

Includes Other Liabilities

  • Full premium service 
  • Oxygen cilinder in Helicopter
  • Medical kits will be carried by our team
  • 13% Government VAT and Helicopter fuel surcharges
  • Space in a helicopter for a maximum of 5 people in 1 helicopter
  • Life insurance during a helicopter flight (which is provided by aviation)
  • For private bookings, a guide or photographer will be provided upon your request when the group size is 2 or 4.(additional cost applicable)

What's Excluded

  • Nepal entry visa fees
  • Airport Boarding Pass
  • National Park Permit
  • Local Government Permits
  • Extra Drinks and Beverages
  • Personal Health Insurance
  • Breakfast at Hotel Everest View
  • Food and extra nights at Hotel in Kathmandu
  • Any kinds of drinks (tea, coffee, hot water, etc) 
  • All the other expenses not mentioned in the cost include a list.

Availability & Private Trip

Booking is open for the years 2025, 2026, and 2027. Book now and get instant confirmation of your helicopter flight ticket to Everest base campin advance. We offer these tours throughout the year, during the main season and off-season.

  • Spare 2 or 3 days are recommended to make the group joining the tour successful.
  • If the weather is not favorable on the tour date, then those extra spare days will work.
  • If the tour is cancelled due to bad weather conditions, we provide a full refund or extend the tour for next dates without extra service charges.

For additional booking assistance. Contact us on +977-9851488555 (Whatsapp) anytime.

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Are you Looking for Flight Landing at Base Camp Option?

Our Everest base camp helicopter tour with landing at Kalapathar, above the base camp, is a special and private way for customers to experience the Everest region in a way they will never forget. As part of this tour itinerary, you will take an exclusive helicopter flight and land at Kalapatthar, a famous viewpoint for having stunning views of Mount Everest and the other peaks in the area.

This trip can only be booked privately, and each shuttle cannot hold more than two people at a time from Lukla to Kalapathar directly. If you are 4 people in a group and all wanted to land at Kalapathar above the basecamp, then the group will split in the numbers of 2 & 2 from Lukla airport if you are travelling together from Kathmandu or are already in Lukla Airport.

Several landings in the Himalayas were banned by the Nepalese government to reduce the accidents, which means that after leaving a government-approved airport like Lukla Airport, you can only land in 4 places. Besides that, there are also weight limits for people above 4400 meters, which is Pheriche village in our itinerary. When carrying weights above that height, one shuttle can only hold up to 240 kg.

The main reason for stopping landings is to keep people safe. This rule is meant to reduce the issues of noise pollution and too many people, which are putting the site's fragile ecosystem and general safety at risk. Because of these changes, flights are now only suitable for private tours with two people leaving from Lukla airport. This way, only a few people can visit at a time, which is better for the environment and safer for everyone.

In this Everest helicopter tour with landing at Kalapathar itinerary the chopper can only carry up to 4 people at a time from Kathmandu to Lukla. After 4400 meters, the group has to split up for safety reasons. Also, on a group sharing trip, everyone wants to sit by the window and look out at the mountain.

So that everyone could get a window seat, we split the group into two teams of two and two people, and took a ride direct to Base Camp with landing at Kalapathar. After both groups have finished their flyover and landing rides, we will take them all back to the Hotel Everest View (HEV) for breakfast.

Cost of Helicopter Tour with Landing at Base Camp (Kalapathar 5550M.)

Each person will have to pay around $2750 for this deal tour, if you are applying for a single person in a group joining tour. It is included in the price to take a private helicopter ride, stop at Kala Patthar, fly over Everest Base Camp, and land at HEV. The price of this tour is very high, but it's worth it. So, to Get Discounted Price of Everest base camp helicopter tour with landing you are recommended to book together with minimum of 2 people including yourself.

You can get a bird's-eye view of Everest and see it up close. But not many people get to do that. This plan is a unique and high-class way to see the Himalayas because you can book it secretly and safety is a top priority.

Here's what you'll do on our special private helicopter tour to Everest Base Camp, which will land at Kalapathar:

  • 05:30 - 06:30 AM: Hotel pick-up and transfer to Tribhuvan International Airport.
  • 06:30–07:30 AM: Preparations and processing for the scheduled helicopter flight.
  • 07:30 - 11:00 AM: Helicopter flight landing at Kala Patthar (above Everest Base Camp), then flight back to HEV.
  • 11:00 - 12:00 PM: Ground time at Everest View Hotel for Breakfast.
  • 12:00 - 01:00 PM: Return flight to Kathmandu.
  • 1:00-2:00 PM: Drive back to your hotel.

Everest Base Camp Helicopter Tour Weight Limit

Every helicopter has a weight limit for EBC helicopters is 500 kg, and the helicopter can accommodate up to 5 passengers for this heli ride to EBC. When the pax is up to 3, the helicopter moves straight from Lukla to Everest Base Camp, but if the pax exceeds 3 (meaning 4 pax and 5 pax), there will be the need to run 2 shuttle helicopter flights from Pheriche (4,371 meters) to Everest Base Camp (maintaining the weight less than 240 kg on average). For this, you will have a heli flight from Lukla to Pheriche, manage weight there, and helicopter flight to Everest Base Camp. 

You must consider the total weight, which is maximum up to 240 kg for a single shuttle and a double shuttle for 500 kg (the maximum number of people in a helicopter is 5). If the total number exceeds the weight limit, you will need another helicopter to start the tour from Kathmandu, and you will be charged the full cost of another helicopter.

The maximum carrying capacity of a helicopter in the mountains above 4400 meters is only 240 kg; if the weight exceeds that, you might need an extra shuttle due to weight management. (Eg, 3 people of 100 kg each need 2 shuttles, and 100 kg of 5 people need 3 shuttles above 4400 meters.) In this case, you will be charged $700 per extra shuttle (which is shared by the group).

Conditions

                Numbers/Kilograms                  

Maximum Number of People

Maximum 5 Person in 1 Helicopter

Weight Limit for 5 Pax

Maximum 500 Kilograms

Weight Limit for 3 Pax

Maximum 250 Kilograms

Average Recommended Weight                     

80 Kilograms (Per Person)

Cost of Permit for Everest Base Camp Helicopter Tour

As you know, for the Everest base camp helicopter tour, certain permits are essential. To ensure compliance with local government rules. To facilitate a smooth and legal journey through the Sagarmatha region. Here are the key permits required:

Sagarmatha National Park Entry Permit

This permit is mandatory for entering Sagarmatha National Park. It costs Nepali rupees 3000 per person, which is around 22 USD. It helps preserve the natural environment and manage the impact of tourism on the region.

Khumbu Pasang Lhamu Rural Municipality Entry Permit

Similarly, you have to pay a local government entry permit, which is 3000 NPR per person or 22 USD. In addition to the national park permit, visitors are required to obtain an entry permit for the Khumbu Pasang Lhamu Rural Municipality, the administrative region that includes areas around Everest.

Flight Authorization

While there is no direct permit for tourists, helicopter operators have to obtain authorization from the Civil Aviation Authority of Nepal (CAAN) to fly in the Everest region. This assures the safety and management of air traffic in the region.

Airport Tax

A mandatory airport tax of 500 NPR (Around 4 USD) and 400 NPR (Around 3 USD)  is applicable at TIA domestic terminal and Lukla Airport accordingly for all travelers.

Weather During the Everest Base Camp Helicopter Tour 

Planning an Everest Base Camp Helicopter Tour requires careful consideration of Nepal’s weather, which varies across four main seasons: spring, autumn, monsoon, and winter. Among these, spring (March–May) and autumn (September–November) are the most popular for trekking and helicopter tours due to their stable and pleasant weather conditions, perfect for sightseeing and exploring the Himalayan landscapes.

Whether you’re booking a Kathmandu to Everest Base Camp Helicopter Tour or a Private Everest Base Camp Helicopter Tour, our expert pilots and experienced crew ensure a safe and seamless journey, navigating the unpredictable climate of the Everest region. Our state-of-the-art fleet, recognized as offering the Best Helicopter Tour in Nepal, is equipped with advanced technology to ensure your safety and comfort, no matter the weather conditions.

From a Luxury Everest Tour to a standard Everest Base Camp Helicopter Ride, we prioritize your safety, addressing high-altitude challenges while offering an unforgettable experience. For those concerned about costs, our transparent pricing for the Everest Base Camp Helicopter Tour ensures exceptional value. With our detailed Everest Base Camp Helicopter Tour Itinerary, you can explore the majestic Himalayas and return within a day, making it a truly remarkable adventure.

Weather at Kathmandu Domestic Airport

Kathmandu, located at an altitude of 1,324 meters (4,344 feet), serves as the starting point for the Everest Helicopter Flight. Weather here is generally mild, with warm days in spring (March–April), allowing travelers to board their flights comfortably in light clothing such as T-shirts. 

During winter (December–early March), mornings can be chilly, so it’s best to layer up. While Kathmandu doesn’t experience snowfall, dressing warmly is crucial before beginning your journey. Whether you’ve chosen a Group Everest Helicopter Tour or a Private Everest Helicopter Tour, being prepared for the Kathmandu climate will enhance your overall experience.

Clothing Recommendations at Kathmandu Airport

For spring and autumn Everest Helicopter tours:

Wear a T-shirt for boarding but carry a down jacket for colder temperatures in the Everest region.

For monsoon season (June–early September): Bring an umbrella or rain jacket to stay dry.

For winter (December–early March): Dress in layers, including thermals and a fleece jacket, as mornings in Kathmandu can be cold.

Our Equipment Checklist section offers comprehensive guidance to ensure you’re well-prepared, whether you’re opting for a Luxury Everest Tour or a Standard Everest Helicopter Ride.

Weather in Lukla (Defueling Stop) Climate and Temperature in Lukla

Lukla, the gateway to Everest, is typically cold, especially in winter, with temperatures dropping below 0°C (32°F) at night. During spring and autumn, daytime temperatures are milder, ranging between 10–20°C (50–68°F).

Clothing Requirements in Lukla

Carry a down jacket to stay warm. Dressing in layers, including thermal wear, a fleece jacket, and waterproof outer layers, is recommended to adjust to the changing temperatures during your stop here.

Weather at Everest View Hotel (30–45 Minute Stop)

The Everest View Hotel is a prominent stop on the Everest Base Camp Helicopter Tour, renowned for its stunning views and serene environment. Depending on the season, the weather here varies significantly, influencing what you should wear and how you prepare for your visit. Here’s a breakdown of the seasonal weather conditions and their impact:

Everest base camp helicopter tour in Spring, Summer, and Autumn (March to November)

Temperature Range: 2–10°C (35–50°F)

During these months, the weather is relatively mild, with crisp mornings and evenings. The moderate temperatures make it an ideal time for visitors to enjoy the panoramic views and take in the beauty of the surroundings.

Dressing Tips:

  • Layered Clothing: Dressing in layers allows you to adapt to the changing temperatures, particularly during the stop.
  • Start with a base layer to wick away moisture, followed by an insulating fleece layer, and top it off with a lightweight jacket.

Everest base camp helicopter tour in Winter (December to February) Season at Hotel Everest View:

Temperature Range: 0 to -5°C (32–23°F)

The winter season brings colder temperatures to the Everest region, especially at higher altitudes like the Everest View Hotel. The crisp air and snow-dusted landscapes add to the magic of the experience but demand more preparation to stay warm and comfortable.

Dressing Tips:

  • Thermal Layers: Essential for maintaining body heat during your stop.
  • Fleece Jacket: Adds insulation against the chill.
  • Heavy Down Jacket: Offers robust protection from the cold winds typical of the season.

Stop at Pheriche During the Everest Helicopter Expedition:

The climate here is similar to Everest View Hotel. Always be prepared for temperature drops and carry adequate warm clothing.

By understanding the weather patterns and preparing accordingly, your Everest Base Camp Helicopter Tour with Nepal Trek Adventure will be a safe, comfortable, and unforgettable experience. To learn more about the Everest Base Camp Helicopter Cost, the itinerary, or equipment requirements, visit our website or contact us for details. We’re here to ensure your journey to the top of the world is nothing short of extraordinary.

A Comprehensive Altitude Sickness Guide for Your Everest Base Camp Helicopter Tour

Everest Base Camp Helicopter Tour is a thrilling and unforgettable experience. However, it’s essential to understand and prepare for the risks of altitude sickness. While the tour minimizes prolonged exposure to high altitudes, even short stops can sometimes trigger symptoms. This guide explains what altitude sickness is, how to prevent it, and what to do in an emergency to ensure your tour is both safe and enjoyable.

What is Altitude Sickness? 

Altitude sickness, also known as Acute Mountain Sickness (AMS), occurs when your body struggles to adapt to reduced oxygen levels at high altitudes. As you ascend, air pressure decreases, making it harder to take in enough oxygen.

On an Everest Helicopter Tour, the rapid ascent means there’s limited time to acclimatize. However, the short duration spent above 3,000 meters during the helicopter landing tour significantly reduces the risk of severe symptoms compared to multi-day treks. 

Preventing Altitude Sickness During Your Everest Helicopter Tour

To make your Everest Base Camp Helicopter Tour safe and enjoyable, follow these proven tips:

  • Stay Hydrated: Drink plenty of water before, during, and after your tour to prevent dehydration, a common trigger for altitude sickness.Proper hydration ensures your body adapts more comfortably to altitude changes during your Everest Helicopter Flight.

  • Eat Light: Opt for easily digestible meals before your flight. Avoid heavy or greasy foods to minimize the risk of nausea or discomfort while enjoying the breathtaking views of Mount Everest.

  • Avoid Alcohol and Tobacco: Refrain from consuming alcohol or using tobacco products before and during the tour. These substances reduce oxygen levels in your body, increasing the likelihood of altitude sickness symptoms.

  • Consider Medication: Consult your doctor about taking Diamox (Acetazolamide) as a preventive measure. This medication can aid in acclimatization but should be taken only under medical supervision.

  • Listen to Your Body: Pay attention to early warning signs such as headaches, dizziness, nausea, or fatigue. If you feel unwell, inform your pilot immediately so they can take appropriate action. 

Recognizing Altitude Sickness Symptoms

Understanding the symptoms of altitude sickness can help you act quickly: 

Early Symptoms

  • Headache
  • Nausea or vomiting
  • Fatigue and weakness
  • Dizziness or lightheadedness
  • Difficulty sleeping
  • Loss of appetite

Severe Symptoms (Seek Immediate Help)

  • Confusion or inability to think clearly
  • Shortness of breath, even at rest
  • Coughing up frothy or blood-tinged phlegm
  • Loss of coordination or trouble walking

Emergency Actions for Altitude Sickness During Your Everest Base Camp Helicopter Tour

Inform Your Pilot

All Nepal Trek Adventures pilots are trained to identify and manage altitude sickness. If you experience any symptoms, let the pilot know immediately.

Oxygen Support

Our helicopters are equipped with emergency oxygen supplies to assist passengers experiencing severe symptoms. Oxygen can help stabilize your condition until further medical attention is available.

Rapid Descent

In rare cases of life-threatening conditions such as High Altitude Pulmonary Edema (HAPE) or High Altitude Cerebral Edema (HACE), a swift descent to lower altitudes is essential. Our pilots prioritize your safety and can execute a rapid descent to alleviate symptoms and provide immediate relief.

Why Choose Nepal Trek Adventures Services for Your Everest Base Camp Helicopter Tour?

At Nepal Trek Adventures, we prioritize your safety, comfort, and unforgettable memories. Here’s why travelers trust us for the Best Helicopter Tour in Nepal:

  • Expert pilots trained to handle high-altitude emergencies.
  • Comprehensive safety measures, including oxygen support and rapid evacuation protocols.
  • Flexible packages, including Private Everest Base Camp Helicopter Tours and Group Helicopter Tours, tailored to meet your preferences.
  • Competitive pricing that offers exceptional value while ensuring high-quality services.

 Book Your Everest Base Camp Helicopter Tour Today 

Nepal Trek Adventures offers a seamless booking process and detailed information to help you plan your tour with confidence. Explore our range of Everest Base Camp Helicopter Tour Packages to find the one that suits your schedule and budget.

For more details on pricing, itinerary, and customer reviews, visit our website or contact us today. Let us guide you to the majestic Everest Base Camp, ensuring a safe and extraordinary adventure! 

By understanding and preparing for altitude sickness, you can enjoy a once-in-a-lifetime experience with Nepal Trek Adventures’ Everest Base Camp Helicopter Tour. Whether you’re looking for a luxury adventure or a group experience, we ensure every moment is unforgettable. 

Discovering the Heart of Everest: A Detailed Guide to Kala Patthar, Lukla Airport, and the Wonders of Sagarmatha National Park 

The Everest region, home to Sagarmatha National Park, is a haven for adventure seekers and nature lovers. At its heart lie iconic landmarks like Kala Patthar and Lukla Airport, as well as the Khumbu mountain range and a thriving Sherpa culture. Together, they form an unforgettable Himalayan experience that blends breathtaking scenery, thrilling adventure, and cultural richness.

Kala Patthar: A Viewpoint Like No Other

Standing at 5,545 meters (18,192 feet), Kala Patthar is famous for offering one of the best views of Mount Everest and the Khumbu region. Unlike Everest Base Camp, where the peak of Everest remains hidden, Kala Patthar provides an uninterrupted view of the world’s tallest mountain. From this vantage point, visitors can also see the Khumbu Icefall, Pumori, Nuptse, and other Himalayan giants. The view is particularly enchanting at sunrise, when golden light illuminates the peaks, or at sunset, as the mountains turn shades of red and orange. Studies reveal that Kala Patthar is one of the most photographed spots in the Everest region, making it a must-visit for travelers and photographers alike.

Lukla Airport: The Gateway to Everest 

Lukla Airport, also known as Tenzing-Hillary Airport, is the starting point for most Everest adventures. Located at 2,860 meters (9,383 feet), it features a 527-meter-long (1,729 feet) sloped runway, making it one of the most challenging airports in the world. Each year, over 35,000 trekkers and climbers arrive here, cementing its status as the gateway to the Khumbu region. Despite its reputation for thrilling landings, Lukla Airport is vital for the local economy and trekking industry, facilitating supplies and services to remote villages. Its location amidst snow-capped peaks ensures that every landing and takeoff is accompanied by jaw-dropping mountain views.

The Khumbu Mountains: The Crown of Sagarmatha National Park 

Sagarmatha National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is home to some of the most famous peaks in the world, including Mount Everest (8,848.86 meters), Lhotse (8,516 meters), and Ama Dablam (6,812 meters). These towering giants dominate the Khumbu region, drawing climbers and trekkers from across the globe. Scientific data shows that glaciers in the park contribute significantly to the water systems of South Asia, feeding rivers like the Dudh Koshi and Ganges. Despite climate challenges, the Khumbu mountains retain their grandeur and serve as a beacon for adventure tourism. Trekking routes like the Everest Base Camp Trek and helicopter tours to Kala Patthar provide opportunities to witness these peaks up close.

Wildlife of Sagarmatha National Park: A Biodiversity Hotspot

The park spans 1,148 square kilometers (443 square miles) and is home to diverse flora and fauna, some of which are endemic to the region. Iconic wildlife species include the snow leopard, red panda, and Himalayan monal—Nepal’s national bird. Recent surveys by the National Trust for Nature Conservation have recorded over 208 bird species and 28 mammal species within the park. Trekking through the park often includes encounters with wildlife, such as yak herds or musk deer, adding a layer of natural wonder to the adventure. The park’s alpine meadows and rhododendron forests, particularly vibrant in spring, showcase the incredible biodiversity of this high-altitude ecosystem. 

The People of the Khumbu Region: Guardians of Everest

The Khumbu region is inhabited by the Sherpa people, renowned for their mountaineering skills and hospitality. Their deep connection to the mountains is reflected in their spiritual practices, with monasteries like Tengboche Monastery serving as cultural landmarks. According to census data, over 6,000 Sherpas live in Sagarmatha National Park and its surrounding villages, such as Namche Bazaar and Tengboche. The Sherpa culture emphasizes conservation, and their efforts have been instrumental in preserving the natural and cultural heritage of the region. Visitors to the Khumbu often praise the Sherpas for their kindness and resilience, which significantly enhance the trekking experience.

Sagarmatha National Park: A Journey Beyond Adventure

Sagarmatha National Park offers more than just physical challenges—it provides a holistic experience encompassing stunning landscapes, unique wildlife, and a rich cultural tapestry. Kala Patthar’s panoramic views, Lukla Airport’s thrilling landings, and the towering peaks of the Khumbu mountains are just the beginning. Add to this the opportunity to observe rare species and engage with the Sherpa people, and it becomes clear why this region is considered a bucket-list destination. With sustainable tourism initiatives in place, the park continues to thrive as a global symbol of natural beauty and human achievement.

Our Helicopter Fleet for Everest Base Camp Heli Tour

At Nepal Trek Adventure and Expedition, we are dedicated to providing you with the most unforgettable and safe helicopter experiences to Everest Base Camp. 

Airbus AS350 B3e (H125): The High-Altitude Marvel for Everest Heli Expedition

The Airbus AS350 B3e (H125) is celebrated worldwide for its exceptional high-altitude performance, spacious cabin, and reliable design. It is specifically built to handle the challenging conditions of the Everest region. With a capacity of up to 5 passengers, this helicopter ensures a smooth and memorable flight experience for all.

Specifications of Airbus AS350 B3e (H125):

  • Capacity: 1 Pilot + 5 Passengers
  • Seating Arrangement: One front seat next to the pilot, A four-person bench seat in the rear
  • Weight Limit: 2,250 KG (4,960 LBS)
  • Maximum Operating Altitude: 23,000 FT (7,010 M)
  • Advantages: High-altitude performance and reliability, Large windows offering panoramic views for all passengers, Perfect for group tours and photography enthusiasts

Airbus H125 (formerly AS350 Ecureuil): A Twin in Excellence for Everest Heli Tour

The Airbus H125, also known as the AS350 Ecureuil, shares the same outstanding capabilities as the AS350 B3e. While the names may vary, the performance and safety standards remain identical. It is another reliable option for your Everest Base Camp helicopter adventure.

Specifications of Airbus H125:

  • Capacity: 1 Pilot + 5 Passengers
  • Seating Arrangement: 1 front seat next to the pilot, A four-person bench seat in the rear
  • Weight Limit: 2,250 KG (4,960 LBS)
  • Maximum Operating Altitude: 16,000 FT (4,876 M)
  • Advantages: High-altitude capability, Spacious interior for comfort, Large windows for incredible views of the Himalayas

More to Read About Everest Base camp Helicopter tour

The Everest Base Camp Helicopter Tour is more than just a journey; it’s a once-in-a-lifetime experience that offers unparalleled views of the world’s highest peaks, the iconic Everest Base Camp, and the surrounding Himalayan landscapes. Combining adventure, comfort, and efficiency, this tour is perfect for those seeking a unique perspective of the majestic Sagarmatha region without the demands of a multi-day trek.

Whether you’re marveling at the towering peaks from Kala Patthar, landing at the legendary Lukla Airport, or flying above the breathtaking glaciers and valleys of Sagarmatha National Park, this helicopter tour guarantees unforgettable moments and memories to treasure forever.

For more detailed insights, tips, and stories about the Everest Base Camp Helicopter Tour, we invite you to explore our Helicopter Tour blog section. Discover everything you need to know to plan your perfect adventure to the roof of the world!

    Are you Looking for Multi Days Everest Base Camp Trek?

    We provide different tours and trekking to Everest Base Cam. The given sample itineraries include economic to luxurious trips to Everest Base Camp. Every single Everest base camp trekking itinerary offers you the landing opportunity at the top land of base camp (Kalapathar viewpoint) to gain the best experiences of your lifetime. We are also very much flexible to customize the itineraries of your choice. So feel free to write to us anytime if that itinerary doesn’t suit your dream.

    Frequently Asked Questions

    • Q1. GENERAL INFORMATION ABOUT THE EEVREST HELICOPTER TOUR

      1. What is the Everest Base Camp Helicopter Tour?

      The Everest Base Camp Helicopter Tour is a scenic aerial adventure that takes you on a luxury helicopter flight from Kathmandu (or Lukla) to the Everest region. The flight offers panoramic views of the Himalayas, including Mt. Everest, and flies over key landmarks like Everest Base Camp, Kala Patthar, and the Khumbu Glacier, with a landing at Hotel Everest View for breakfast. It’s the fastest and most comfortable way to experience Everest without trekking.

      2. How long does the Everest Base Camp Helicopter Tour take?

      The full tour typically takes 4 to 5 hours, including hotel pickup and drop-off in Kathmandu. The actual flight time (round trip) is around 1.5 to 2 hours, depending on weather and air traffic. You also spend around 30–45 minutes at Hotel Everest View for breakfast and photography.

      3. How high will we go on the helicopter tour?

      The helicopter flies as high as 5,500 meters (18,044 feet) while hovering over Kala Patthar, which is the closest safe point for aerial Everest viewing. It offers the best vantage point for seeing Everest’s summit and surrounding peaks. Landing is done at Hotel Everest View (3,880 meters) to avoid altitude sickness risks.

      4. Can a helicopter land on the top of Mount Everest?

      Technically, helicopters have landed on the summit of Mt. Everest in rare cases (e.g., record attempts), but it is not permitted or safe for commercial tours. The top of Everest has dangerously thin air, making it unfeasible for regular tourist landings. Therefore, no commercial helicopter tours land on the summit — they only fly over Base Camp and Kala Patthar.

      5. Can we land at Everest Base Camp?

      Landing directly at Everest Base Camp (5,364 meters) is not permitted for commercial flights, especially during the peak climbing seasons due to safety and congestion with climbers. Instead, flights hover over EBC and sometimes land briefly near Kala Patthar, depending on wind and air clearance. Most landings are now done at Hotel Everest View, a safer and more stable location.

      6. Do we land at Kala Patthar or just fly over it?

      Due to high altitude and air pressure issues, landings at Kala Patthar (5,545 meters) are subject to weather, wind, and passenger safety. On good weather days and if air traffic allows, a brief 5–10 minute landing or hover stop is done for photography. However, this is not guaranteed and is at the pilot’s discretion.

      7. Where do we land during the tour?

      The standard landing for most Everest helicopter tours is at the Hotel Everest View (3,880 meters). Here, passengers enjoy a scenic breakfast and panoramic views of Everest, Ama Dablam, Lhotse, and other peaks. Some tours may offer a brief stop at Kala Patthar depending on weather and safety conditions.

      8. How long do we stay at Everest Base Camp or Kala Patthar?

      If the flight includes a hover stop at Kala Patthar, it’s typically for 5–10 minutes only, due to oxygen levels and safety. There is no landing at Base Camp, only aerial flyover. The main landing at Hotel Everest View lasts 30 to 45 minutes, allowing for a relaxed breakfast and photos.

      9. How many people can the helicopter carry on the Everest Base Camp tour?

      Most helicopters used (such as the AS350 B3e) can carry up to 5 passengers plus the pilot. However, at high altitude, the helicopter’s weight capacity decreases. So, for the Lukla to Everest section, passengers may be split into groups of 2 or 3 per shuttle, with rotations to ensure safety and visibility.

      10. Will everyone get a window seat during the flight?
      Yes, the tour is arranged so that everyone gets a window seat at some point during the flight. For safety and fairness, seat rotation is done during different legs of the trip (e.g., Kathmandu–Lukla, Lukla–Everest–Hotel Everest View, and return). This ensures each passenger enjoys the best possible views.

      11. How do I ensure a window seat on the helicopter?

      While window seats are rotated during different segments of the flight, you can request a front seat (next to the pilot) or a specific seat in advance during booking. However, final seat assignments are based on weight distribution and safety protocols as determined by the pilot.

      12. Will we have enough time to take photos at Everest?

      Absolutely. The tour is designed for sightseeing and photography. You’ll have opportunities to take photos during the flyover, and at the Hotel Everest View stop, which provides clear views of Everest and surrounding peaks. If a brief landing at Kala Patthar is possible, it’s also a great photo opportunity.

      13. Can we customize the Everest Base Camp Helicopter Tour?

      Yes. Nepal Trek Adventures and other operators offer customized helicopter tours for private groups, honeymooners, filmmakers, and VIPs. Customizations may include:

      • Private charters
      • Extended landing times
      • Photography-focused flights
      • Combining with short treks or hotel stays
      • Custom tours may involve additional costs.

      14. What should I wear for the Everest Base Camp Helicopter Tour?

      Dress in warm, layered clothing, as temperatures at high altitude can be freezing even in spring or autumn. Essentials include:

      • Thermal base layers
      • Insulated jacket or down jacket
      • Windproof outerwear
      • Gloves, hat, and sunglasses
      • Hiking shoes or warm footwear
      • Also, bring sunscreen and lip balm for sun and wind protection.

      15. What mountains will we see during the flight?
      You’ll witness stunning Himalayan peaks, including:

      • Mount Everest (8,848.86 m)
      • Lhotse
      • Nuptse
      • Ama Dablam
      • Thamserku
      • Cho Oyu
      • Khumbutse
      • Pumori

      The tour offers some of the best aerial views of the entire Khumbu region.

    • 1. How far in advance should I book the helicopter tour for 2026 or 2027?

      To ensure availability and the best flight schedule, it's recommended to book at least 2–6 months in advance for peak seasons (spring: March–May and autumn: September–November). However, early booking (up to 1 year ahead) is highly encouraged for 2026 and 2027 due to rising demand and limited daily seats. Pre-booking also helps secure permits, airport transfers, and preferred seating arrangements.

      2. Can I book the tour online and pay later?

      Yes. We offer flexible booking options:

      • Option 1: You can reserve your seat online by paying a 50% deposit upfront and clearing the balance later (usually 1–2 weeks before the tour date).
      • Option 2: Full payment at the time of booking.

      Once booked, our team will confirm your seat and send the itinerary, invoice, and preparation guide.

      3. Is there a fixed departure schedule or are custom dates available?

      We operate daily fixed departures during the main seasons. However, custom dates are also available upon request for private tours or group bookings. Whether you're a solo traveler or part of a group, we’ll match you with an existing flight or arrange a private charter based on your preference.

      4. Is group joining possible for solo travelers?

      Absolutely! Solo travelers can join a group departure and share the helicopter with others (up to 5 passengers max). We actively match solo travelers to ensure the flight runs efficiently and affordably. You’ll still enjoy a window seat and equal time for scenic views and photography.

      5. What happens if the weather is bad on the tour day?

      Safety is the top priority. If the weather conditions are not favorable for flying:

      • The tour will be rescheduled for the next available day, based on weather updates and your availability.
      • If rescheduling is not possible during your stay, a full refund (excluding service/processing fees) will be issued as per our cancellation policy.

      Our team will update you early in the morning on tour day regarding flight status.

      6. Can I change or cancel my booking after payment?

      Yes. We understand travel plans can change, so we offer:

      • Free date changes with prior notice (usually 7+ days in advance).
      • Cancellations made 15+ days before the tour date are eligible for a full refund (minus any bank charges).
      • Cancellations made less than 7 days before the tour may incur a cancellation fee, unless weather or health issues apply.

      We recommend reviewing our flexible cancellation policy before confirming your booking.

      7. Do I need to provide passport details during booking?

      Yes. As part of government regulations, we require your passport copy to arrange the necessary Sagarmatha National Park entry permits and other permit. These are mandatory for any flights entering the Everest region.

      8. Is there any pre-tour briefing before the flight?

      Yes. A brief safety and itinerary orientation is provided:

      • A short briefing (10–15 minutes) will be done either the evening before or just before the flight at the domestic terminal.
      • The team will explain altitude guidelines, helicopter boarding, seating rotation, photography tips, and emergency procedures.
      • For private tours or large groups, a personal briefing at your hotel may be arranged upon request.

    • 1. What is the cost of the Everest Base Camp Helicopter Tour per person?

      The cost generally starts from USD $1395 per person for a group joining flight (sharing basis, typically 5 passengers max). Private chartered flights can cost around USD $4000 to $5000 total depending on the number of people, flight time, and season.
      Note: Prices may vary slightly depending on season, fuel surcharge, or custom add-ons.

      2. What is included in the Everest Base Camp Helicopter Tour package?

      The standard package usually includes:

      • Round-trip helicopter flight from Kathmandu (or Lukla) to Everest region.
      • Scenic flyover of Everest Base Camp and Kala Patthar.
      • Landing at Hotel Everest View for breakfast and mountain viewing.
      • Helicopter seat sharing (or private option).
      • Airport transfers (hotel pickup and drop-off in Kathmandu).
      • All applicable taxes and service charges.

      3. Are there different prices for private vs group tours?

      Yes.

      • Group tours (sharing basis) are more affordable, starting from $1250–$1400 per person.
      • Private charter flights are priced for the entire helicopter (typically $5500), ideal for couples, families, or photography crews wanting full control over timing and seating.

      4. Are meals and permits included in the price?

      No, meals and permits are not included in the base price of the Everest Base Camp Helicopter Tour. These are extra charges that must be paid on the day of the tour.

      Additional Costs (Payable on Tour Day):

      • Permit + Airport Tax: NPR 5,000 per person (Covers Sagarmatha National Park Entry Permit and domestic airport tax.)
      • Breakfast at Hotel Everest View: NPR 4,000 per person (Includes a fixed breakfast menu with tea or coffee, served with panoramic mountain views.)

      5. Is there a discount for early booking or large groups?

      Yes, many operators offer:

      • Early bird discounts for bookings made 3–6 months in advance, especially for 2026 and 2027.
      • Group discounts for bookings of 4 or more people on the same flight.
      • Seasonal offers or last-minute deals may also be available depending on availability.

      6. What are the payment options for booking the helicopter tour?

      You can pay using:

      • Credit/Debit cards (Visa, MasterCard, AmEx)
      • Bank Transfer (SWIFT) – especially for international clients booking in advance
      • Cash – typically accepted in USD, Euro, or NPR
      • Online payment gateways (PayPal, Wise, etc., depending on the operator)

      Make sure to confirm if card fees or conversion charges are applicable.

      7. Are Bitcoins accepted for Everest Base Camp Helicopter Tour?

      Currently, most operators do not accept Bitcoin or cryptocurrency directly. However, some may accept payment through third-party services that convert crypto to cash. It’s best to inquire directly with the operator if you wish to pay with digital currency.

      8. Will the cost change for 2026 and 2027?

      Tour prices for 2026 and 2027 are expected to rise slightly due to:

      • Fuel price adjustments
      • Rising operational costs
      • Permit or government fee updates

      Booking early allows you to lock in current prices and avoid inflation-related increases.

      9. Is tipping the pilot or crew customary?

      Tipping is not mandatory but is greatly appreciated for good service.

      • For group tours, $10–$20 USD per passenger for the pilot is a common range.
      • For private charters, tipping can be $30–$50 USD or more, depending on the level of service.

      It’s a nice gesture to recognize their skill and ensure safety in a high-altitude, weather-sensitive environment.

    • 1. Is it safe to fly to Everest Base Camp by helicopter?

      Yes, it is generally very safe when conducted by licensed operators. The helicopters used are well-maintained and flown by highly experienced pilots who specialize in mountain aviation. Flights operate only in clear weather with excellent visibility, and all safety regulations are strictly followed.

      2. Is oxygen available on the helicopter if needed?

      Yes. our helicopters used for Everest flights are equipped with emergency oxygen systems. While oxygen is rarely needed during this short flight, it is available as a precaution, especially for high-altitude landings like at Hotel Everest View (3,880 m).

      3. Will I feel altitude sickness during the Everest Base Camp Helicopter Tour?

      Most travelers do not experience severe altitude sickness because the exposure to high altitude is brief. You’ll be flying at high elevations (up to 5,500 meters above sea level) and landing at Hotel Everest View for about 1 hour. Mild symptoms like dizziness or shortness of breath are possible but usually manageable.
      Staying hydrated, avoiding alcohol, and informing the crew of any discomfort are important.

      4. How long do we stay at high altitude?

      • The flyover of Everest Base Camp and Kala Patthar lasts around 10–15 minutes.
      • The landing at Hotel Everest View typically lasts 1 hour, depending on weather and air traffic conditions.

      Total time at altitude (above 3,500m) is usually under 1.5 hours, minimizing the risk of altitude-related issues.

      5. Is the tour safe for children, seniors, or people with health conditions?

      Yes, it is generally safe for:

      • Children above 3–4 years (who can follow safety instructions)
      • Seniors (with moderate fitness and no serious heart or lung conditions)
      • Travelers with minor health conditions (after consulting a doctor)

      If you have respiratory, heart issues, or are pregnant, consult with your physician before booking. We will provide additional oxygen or medical kits upon request.

      5. What is the weight limit for the Base Camp Helicopter Tour?

      For safety and performance at high altitudes, there are strict weight limits on the Everest Base Camp Helicopter Tour:

      • Maximum Number of People per Helicopter: 5 persons
      • Weight Limit for 5 Passengers:Maximum 500 kilograms total
      • Weight Limit for 3 Passengers (High-Altitude Shuttles):Maximum 250 kilograms
      • Recommended Average Weight Per Person:80 kilograms

      At higher altitudes like Pheriche or Kala Patthar, helicopters may carry only 3 passengers at a time due to thin air and reduced lift capacity. In such cases, the group may be split into shuttles for safety.

      If your group or individual weights exceed the limit, adjustments will be made for safe operation. We will request your weight in advance to plan accordingly.

      6. What kind of helicopter is used for the tour?

      The most commonly used helicopters include:

      • Airbus H125 (formerly AS350 B3e) – ideal for high-altitude performance
      • Bell Jet Ranger or similar – occasionally used for private or luxury charters

      These models are known for strong lift capability in thin air, safety reliability, and excellent mountain navigation systems.

      7. Are the helicopters well-maintained and piloted by experienced crew?

      Yes. Reputed tour operators follow strict maintenance schedules and use CAA-certified aircraft (Civil Aviation Authority of Nepal).
      Pilots flying the Everest route have years of experience flying in Himalayan terrain and undergo regular altitude and emergency response training.

      8. What should I do if I have a fear of heights or flying?

      Many travelers with mild fear of flying or heights still enjoy the tour, as:

      • Flights are short and very smooth in clear weather
      • The helicopter cabin is quiet and stable, with minimal turbulence
      • You’re allowed to talk to the pilot, ask questions, and even exit early if needed (in emergencies)

      If you're concerned, inform your booking agent so they can seat you strategically and brief the crew accordingly. Taking motion sickness tablets before the flight may also help.

    • 1. Do I need to provide my passport or ID before the tour?

      Yes, providing a valid passport or government-issued ID is mandatory for booking and security purposes. We will need your details to process permits, flight manifests, and government approvals. Make sure your passport is valid for at least six months beyond your travel dates.

      2. Is there any pre-flight briefing before the helicopter tour?

      Yes, before departure, you will receive a briefing session covering safety procedures, use of seat belts, emergency instructions, and conduct during the flight. The crew will also answer any last-minute questions to ensure a smooth and safe experience.

      3. Can I store my luggage while I’m on the helicopter tour?

      Since the helicopter seats are limited and space is tight, large luggage cannot be taken on the flight. We recommend you to leave your luggage safely at your hotel or at a designated storage facility. You should only bring a small backpack or camera bag with essentials for the tour.

      4. Are airport/hotel transfers included in the package?

      Typically, yes. Our Everest Base Camp Helicopter Tour packages include round-trip transfers from your hotel in Kathmandu to the domestic airport and back. Confirm this with your operator during booking to avoid last-minute surprises.

      5. Can I bring a backpack or camera gear on board?

      Yes, you can bring a small backpack, camera, smartphone, and personal items onboard. However, large or bulky items are discouraged due to limited cabin space. Photography enthusiasts often carry lightweight cameras and accessories to capture stunning aerial views.

      6. Is this tour suitable for honeymooners or special occasions (e.g., birthdays, proposals)?

      Absolutely! The Everest Base Camp Helicopter Tour is a spectacular choice for honeymooners, anniversaries, birthdays, or marriage proposals. Many operators offer special arrangements such as private flights, in-flight announcements, or celebratory setups at Hotel Everest View. Inform your tour provider in advance to customize your experience.

      7. Can I reschedule the tour if I have a last-minute delay or flight issue?

      We will try to accommodate rescheduling requests due to unavoidable delays like flight cancellations or health issues, but it depends on availability and weather conditions. It’s best to notify us as early as possible and clarify their policy on changes and refunds during booking.

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      Daniel WhiteUnited Kingdom,June 08, 2025

      A High-Altitude Proposal Over the Himalayas During EBC Helicopter Tour

      I had been planning to propose to my partner somewhere unique, and this Everest Base Camp Helicopter Tour turned out to be the perfect backdrop. I coordinated with Nepal Trek Adventures, and they helped me arrange a smooth surprise at Hotel Everest View.

      We flew over Base Camp and Kala Patthar, and she was already overwhelmed by the views. When we landed and sat for breakfast with Mt. Everest in the background, I popped the question — and she said yes!

      The team captured photos for us, and the entire group celebrated with us. The tour was already amazing, but now it’s the most special day of our lives.
      If you’re planning something memorable — trust me, this is it.

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      Grace RobinsonUnited Kingdom,June 01, 2025

      An Accessible Everest Aerial Adventure for My 70th Birthday

      I took the Everest Base Camp Helicopter Tour as a birthday gift to myself at 70 — and it was the best decision I’ve ever made. Trekking wasn’t feasible at my age, but flying over the Everest Base Camp and Kala Patthar gave me the exact thrill I’d always dreamed of.

      Nepal Trek Adventures handled everything with such care. I had assistance at the airport and they made sure I was comfortable throughout the flight. The pilot was calm and informative, and the aerial views left me in awe — Everest looked majestic.

      Our breakfast stop at Hotel Everest View was serene. Despite the altitude, I didn’t feel dizzy, and the warm tea helped. The view of the snow-covered peaks from the terrace was worth every penny.

      This is proof you’re never too old to see Everest.

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