Number of Passenger:
1-5 persons
The Everest Helicopter tour takes off from Kathmandu airport and flies towards the north over the high mountains in the Everest region. After filling fuel in Lukla, the trip moves to the higher altitude and takes off at the Everest Base Camp or the Kalapatthar. This is where the Everest Base Camp trek ends. This trip lets travelers the most breathtaking views of Mt. Everest, Nuptse, Ama Dablam, Lhoste, Mhera and surrounding peaks and takes photographs from the bosom of the highest peak in the world. Then the trip flies towards and ultimately to the Kathmandu.
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Everest Base Camp Helicopter Tour with Landing at Everest View Hotel: What to Expect
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Early Departure:
- Begin the day with a drive to Kathmandu domestic airport at 6:00 AM.
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Check-in Process:
- Complete the necessary checking and boarding pass procedures; ensure you have your passport with you.
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Helicopter Departure:
- Board the 350 B3 helicopter at 7:30 AM for the scenic flight from Kathmandu.
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Brief Stop in Lukla:
- Take a short break in Lukla for approximately 10 minutes.
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Altitude Consideration:
- As the helicopter ascends beyond 4200 meters, passengers may need to be split if flying in groups of 4-5, as regulations limit more than 3 passengers over this altitude.
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Over Everest Base Camp:
- Experience a breathtaking flyover of Everest Base Camp and land at Kalapathar Helipad (5400 meters) for quick photo and video opportunities.
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Flight to Everest View Lodge:
- Continue the journey to Everest View Lodge for breakfast. A helicopter will fly to pick up the remaining group members in Pheriche, then proceed to fly over Everest Base Camp again before landing at Everest View Hotel for photos and breakfast.
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Post-Breakfast Flight:
- After breakfast, continue the scenic flight to Lukla with a stop for refueling, then proceed back to Kathmandu.
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Airport Transfer:
- Upon arrival at the domestic airport in Kathmandu, our driver will pick you up and transfer you to your hotel.
