Everest Base Camp Trek With Helicopter Return

Everest Base Camp Trek With Helicopter Return Cost 2025 | 2026
  • Duration 11 Days
  • Trip Grade Moderate
  • Max. Altitude 5545 m
  • Trip Start Kathmandu
  • Trip End Kathmandu
  • Trip Area Everest Region
  • Nature of Trip Group joining & private
  • Major Activities Trekking , Hellicopter Tour
  • Best Season Autumn & Spring

Highlights

  • Scenic and exciting mountain flight from Kathmandu to Lukla.
  • Sherpa and local people's culture and lifestyle at Phakding, Dinbouche, Pangboche, etc.
  • The biggest and oldest Monastery, Tengboche Monastery, during the trek.
  • Khumbu Icefall, the highest Ice Fall in the world, a gateway to the top of Mt. Everest.
  • Glacier, longest glacier which is 4 km in its length, at the bottom of the Mt Everest.
  • Commemorative displays honoring climbers who tragically lost their lives while striving to reach the summit of Mt. Everest.
  • Dudh Koshi River and Bhotekoshi River, both popular and thrilling rivers in Everest Region.
  • World’s renowned challenging and riskier airstrip situated in highest altitude, Lukla Airport.
  • Everest View Hotel, situated on a highest altitude in the world, offers trekkers the most blissful moments with the combination of panoramic views of Everest region and delicious five star cuisine.
  • The leading supermarket, trading center, at Namche Bazar.
  • Sagarmatha National Park stands as one of the world's highest-altitude national parks, home to a variety of plants and animals.
  • 360-degree magnificent view of the Himalayas in Everest region from Kalapathar.

What can you expect at Everest Base Camp Trek With Helicopter Return?

EBC trek helicopter tour starts with a scenic flight to Lukla Airport (considered one of the most adventurous airports in the world). It then gradually goes up to Namche Bazar, Tengboche, and Everest Base Camp. The trip then signs off with An Amazing sunrise view from Kalapathar. Kalapathar is also known as Black Stone. It is the starting point for the world's highest marathon spot.

Helicopter return from Everest Base Camp Tour helps the traveler explore the beauty of the Everest Region on the northern side of Nepal. The Amazing view of the Himalayan range in the Everest region can be seen on our journey to Kala Pathar. Reaching the base camp of the world's highest mountain within a few hours is not a joke for all the travel freaks across the globe.

Taking a Helicopter from the Tribhuvan International Airport and moving towards Kalapathar is already as exciting as you think. You don't have to worry about all the packing stuff, The guide, The porter, The flight to Lukla, and everything else about the Everest Base Camp Trek from now on. We are here to take you to the 5545-meter elevation above sea level, named Kala Patthar. This trip can be completed in 11 days during this trip, ignoring all the problems that may arise during an 11-to-16-day trek.

The Helicopter is a place to analyze the beauty of the Eastern Part of Nepal. You can easily spot the hidden natural beauty of Nepal from an aerial view. Gradually moving towards Kala Pathar, you will face cold weather and low temperatures. After Reaching 5510m. above sea level, you will face a little altitude sickness, but don't worry, you will bring medicine to make you healthy again.

We will also be having a short Tea break before heading towards Lukla. A delicious Nepali lunch will be served in Lukla. It is the most critical luxurious Everest Base Camp Trek place for trekking routes around the Khumbu Region. Lukla is the gateway to all the mountains around Everest.

Also, Sherpa Culture and lifestyle are other keys to making this place more beautiful than it was. Many monasteries can be seen on our way to Kala Pathar and Lukla. EBC trek helicopter transfer will efficiently fulfill your dream of being in one of the highest spots.

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Benefits of Booking Everest Base Camp Trek Return With Helicopter with Us (AdventureAlitudeTreks)

  • Free Airport Pickup and drop
  • Our company's duffle bag and T-shirt are complimentary.
  • Medical Kits and oximeters check your blood pressure and oxygen level at high altitudes.
  • The trekking map and Welcome Dinner are free of charge.
  • Free excess logs stored at adventure altitude treks

Everest Base Camp Trek And Return by Helicopter: Is This trip right for You?

Trekking in Nepal is one of the best adventures, and the EBC trek helicopter transfer is the best. The adventure into the foothills of the highest peak, Everest Base Camp Trekking with a Back to Helicopter Tour is a once-in-a-lifetime adventure. The 9 days of trekking in Nepal offer the opportunity to explore the natural and cultural wonders of the Everest region. The major attractions are the views of the mountains, the local life and the living style of the Sherpa people, and the occasional encounters with wildlife. Everest Base Camp by Helicopter kicks off with a scenic flight to Lukla Airport (considered one of the most adventurous airports in the world). It then gradually goes up to Namche Bazar, Tengboche, and Everest Base Camp. The trip then ended with a fantastic sunrise view from Kalapathar.
Trekking in Nepal is a seasonal activity, and the best times to trek are in the spring (March-May) and Autumn (September-November). Trekking to Everest Base Camp in The Winter ( December-February ) is okay. However, trekking during the monsoon season (June-August) is not recommended due to the heavy rainfall and uncertainty surrounding Lukla's flight.
Difficulty: The Everest Base Camp Trek is rated as a moderately difficult expedition. The maximum elevation you will reach during the trek is 5,545 m at Kalapathar. You will walk five to seven hours daily, mostly above 3500 meters above sea level. The trek is local teahouse trekking, where you will spend the nights in the local lodges.

Gorkhshep to Lukla by helicopter: A multiple benefits

Flying back by helicopter from Gorakhshep to Lukla is a popular air route trend in the Everest region. It's great for people who don't have much time for a long trek but still want to experience the beauty of the mountains. The trip starts in Kathmandu and involves flying to Lukla by plane. Then, until the eighth day of the trip, you will be involved in high-altitude trekking activities. Along the way, you'll see stunning snow-covered mountains, learn about mountain culture, witness local lifestyles, and see farms, green forests, rivers, and many waterfalls. When you reach Everest Base Camp, you'll feel a sense of accomplishment like other trekkers who walked the whole way. Many travelers prefer taking the helicopter from Lukla because it's quicker and makes their trip happier and more memorable.

Usually, the Everest Base Camp trek is very famous worldwide. This trek is shorter and more luxurious when you return by helicopter. Return by helicopter gives you breathtaking sights of the world's tallest mountains. You'll also see everything you traveled on foot from above, like a bird's eye view. Imagine this: you're at the bottom of the highest mountain on Earth, and within a few hours, you're back in Kathmandu enjoying the comforts of the city. While you relax, you can remember the amazing adventure you just had.

The best time for the Everest Base Camp helicopter landing is divided into two seasons: March, April, May, and the early part of the monsoon season. During both of these times, the weather and climate are excellent. You'll get to see amazing views of the tallest peaks in the world, including Mount Everest, Mount Lhotse, Makalu, Kanchenjunga, and Amadablam.

Everest Base Camp Trek Return By Helicopter From Gorakchep Cost for 2025 | 2026

 
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How to prepare yourself for the Trek and Everest base camp return by helicopter?

The Everest BaseCamp Trekking is challenging and adventurous, and it's s very important to be prepared, and physically fit, mainly make to do this trip short time so you can get more information and lifetime memory trip to lifetime, that way it is always advisable to Consult with us if anything you need to know about the information most up 

Research and planning 

  • Select a trekking spot that matches your fitness level. If you think you are fit for Everest Base Camp Trek, that is the first condition of it and you can do it. Next, Prepare!. 
  • Trekkers should be informed about the Everest Base Camp trekking region, the weather conditions, trail status, necessary permits, and the regulations for trekking in that area.
  • When you decide to trek to Everest Base Camp, you begin getting ready with the necessary items for the trek and ensure you have a clear understanding of the day-to-day schedule of the trip.

Physical Fitness

  • Create a consistent exercise routine at least six months before your trek. Focus on activities that boost your cardiovascular fitness, like hiking, running, cycling, rock climbing, and endurance exercises.
  • Team up with others carrying backpacks and hike to nearby locations where you can spend time. This will enhance your fitness level, train your muscles, and prepare you for the physical demands of trekking.
  • Develop your body's coordination and balance by using body-weight exercises. Practice managing your backpack's weight to ensure you're comfortable and well-prepared before the trek.

What should you pace for the Everest base camp trek with a helicopter return? 

When planning to Everest base camp, it's very important to maintain a study and suitable peace to ensure your safety first. Acclimatization and Enjoyment of your journey here are the same to ensure the trip to Everest.

Wake at a moderate pace 

Make plans for this trip to the Everest Base Camp. When trekking to the mountain, you need to know the comfortable walking speed that allows you to cover a reasonable distance. Every single day without exhausting yourself, the Everest base camp trek at higher altitudes can be more difficult because of the thinner air and steered terrain 

Follow our itinerary

The Everest Base Camp trek return by heli trip was a 9-day trip when you start walking depending on your physical fitness level and Acclimatization needs It's designed to allow your body to adjust your fitness level stick to this itinerary and avoid using high altitude to quickly

Acclimatize  properly

The Everest base camp trek requires two days for acclimatization during that day waking shorter hiking 300 m to allow your body to adjust to increasing altitude maintaining sickness (AMS)is a very serious concern about ascending too rapidly only your own risk and sometimes altitude sickness symptoms of AMS headaches, Dizziness, nausea, and fatigue, etc.

Stay hydrated and eat well

When you plan to Everest trek you can drink plenty of water throughout the day to stay hydrated symptoms as dehydration can cause related symptoms Eat nutritious meals to provide your body with the energy that is essential for this tres and is known to be calories to sustain your lever on your body during the trip 

The Everest Base camp trek is physically demanding, and altitude-related risks are not essential to adequately prepare for the train and make the most of your experience.

Spring Season 

Being the main season of The whole year, it is good for aver crowded compared to other trekking seasons and peak seasons, and more climbers are ready to prepare for Everest climber, especially in spring. Do you know why? because climbers/trekkers are interested in enjoying the nice weather and Sundays, pretty warm dry male  view, and beautiful scenery, the clear and perfect time to go spring in Everest base camp trek and return by Helicopter 

Monsoon season

The monsoon season is not the ideal time for the Everest base camp trek, the part from the wet weather which is a time for landsides during the trail for this time. and sleeper, and muddy conditions -raining and clouds the snow mountain for most of the afternoon, but temperatures are warmer than in other seasons so, if you are preparing for the rain don't mind the trek if you are back After the Everest base camp trek some morning is clear the weather and trekking predictable that and any time of the season the Everest region most important the Kathmandu to Lukla Flight is effected your plan. Because Kathmandu -Lukla-Kathmandu Flight frequently chances to be cancelled the weather has less visibility from Kathmandu to Lukla.

Food And Accommodation for the Everest Base Camp trek with a helicopter return tour

Kathmandu: In Kathmandu, you will stay in high-quality 3-star or 4-star hotels that provide top-notch services and conveniences. These hotels usually have nicely furnished rooms, private bathrooms, Wi-Fi, and a range of facilities on the premises, including restaurants, bars, spas, and swimming pools.

During the Trek: Throughout the trek, you'll be accommodated in some of the finest lodges and guesthouses in the area. These top-notch places to stay usually provide greater comfort, with comfortable and well-furnished rooms, private bathrooms, and heated facilities. Certain luxury lodges may even have extra conveniences such as hot showers, Wi-Fi, and places to charge your devices.

In addition, there are many tea houses available along the trek route. Local people run these places to help travelers. They sell delicious foods from the Everest region, including Indian, Chinese, and local dishes. They serve breakfast items like pancakes, cornflakes, Tibetan bread, and omelets. During the trek, you can enjoy dishes like dal bhat, noodles, soups, stews, sandwiches, momo, and desserts.

The menu at dinnertime is similar to lunch, but you can also find soups like tomato, chicken, mushroom, and garlic soup. You can expect These food options during the Everest Base Camp trek.

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Choose a licensed agency, Hire a registered Guide, and Porter 

An officially authorized agency has received government endorsement. The government's Travel and Tourism Council determines such licensed organizations. Enrol with a Nepal-based agency specializing in tours and trekking. This agency will meticulously arrange your vacation, ensuring its success and your safety from your arrival in Kathmandu till your departure. Opting for a licensed agency for trekking in Nepal simplifies nearly everything. 

Adventure Altitude Treks, our agency, is dedicated to offering top-notch service and exceptional hospitality to our clients who choose to journey with us, crafting an unforgettable experience. Adventure Altitude Treks is well equipped with all essentials including expert & experienced trekking & tour leaders. Upon registering with a tour and trekking agency in Nepal, you can count on the agency to intricately design your holiday, ensuring its excellence, magnificence, and security from your arrival in Kathmandu until your departure, even in the face of unexpected events. Fortunately, selecting a licensed agency makes the entire process effortless.

Some tips from Everest base camp trek return by helicopter

The Everest Base Camp trek return By Helicopter, if your mind makes up for this trip, which we explained before the trek you need to know the right time for this trek, plan your right time for the trek so you have a safe holiday, as you know the best time to choose, the right time weather, and mountain view of the Himalayan region at Everest but do not challenges, you make preparing trek equipment, bag pack wisely that are useful and success your trek to Everest base Camp return By Helicopter.

Things To Know

Internet and phone service

The Everest Best Camp Trek now includes a helicopter return option. Additionally, mobile phone networks and internet connectivity are accessible even in higher altitude areas of Nepal, including places like Everest Base Camp, Gorak Shep, Kalapathar, and along the trekking route. Internet service is available in most tea houses, but for using Everest Link WiFi Data Pack, there is an extra charge based on your usage needs. The cost varies; for instance, 500 Nepali Rupees provides 1 GB of data. This service is particularly reliable in lower altitudes such as Namche Bazaar, Lukla, and Phakding, and the WiFi password is provided along with your room fee.

For trekkers seeking high-altitude adventure, there are recommended options available. You can purchase the internet data package using local Nepali SIM cards, specifically Ncell and Ntc, which are more affordable and dependable. These SIM cards can be used throughout your trekking journey and during hotel stays. Adventure Altitude Treks offers the SIM card free of charge, and you will only need to cover the cost of recharging it.

Flight Conditions during your journey

Due to congestion at the Kathmandu airport, flights to the Everest Region are now taking off from Ramchhap airport. Ramchhap is a few hours' drive away from Kathmandu, necessitating a 2 am departure from Kathmandu to make it to Ramchhap for the early morning flights. Day and evening flights are unavailable due to the strong mountain winds prevailing in the afternoons.

It's important to note that flights are susceptible to delays or cancellations caused by adverse weather conditions. We strongly advise incorporating a contingency plan of 2 to 3 extra nights to account for this. If your planned flight from Lukla is scheduled for Sunday, booking your international flight for the following Monday is not recommended. Opting for your international flight on Wednesday or Thursday is a safer option.

Luggage and Bags during the trip

During the trek, Porters will carry a maximum of 20kg each. Therefore, we kindly request that you pack your belongings with consideration for this weight limit. We will furnish you with a bag or duffle bag designed for porters' convenience during transportation.

Meanwhile, airlines impose an individual weight limit of 15kg for domestic flights. Any additional weight can be settled at the airline counter within the airport. It's important to know that this option is feasible only if the flight's overall weight limit hasn't been exceeded. Given these circumstances, we strongly advise you to adhere to packing lightly. If you need to leave extra luggage in Kathmandu, Adventure Altitude Treks will store them in its storeroom.

Battery Charger

Electric battery chargers are available in Nepal but are not easily accessible in remote mountain areas. Therefore, tea houses at higher altitudes, particularly in the Everest Region, utilize alternative sources like solar panels or small hydropower systems to supply electricity within their premises. Depending on the higher elevation you're at, there might be an additional fee for battery charging, which varies according to your device type. To address this, we recommend trekkers consider bringing a solar panel, as it's regarded as the most effective choice during the trekking journey.

Contingency in Everest Region

Due to the unpredictable nature of the weather in the Everest region, significant changes might occur. We kindly ask for your understanding in this regard. It's advisable to heed your guide's recommendations, as adjustments to the itinerary might be necessary due to weather conditions.

Issues Relating to Basic Hygiene

Maintaining good health and fitness is essential for reaching Everest Base Camp. This is especially true when it comes to maintaining good hygiene. Access to basic hygiene facilities may be limited in a remote village setting. Therefore, planning and packing the necessary items to stay clean is important. Always carry some essentials. First, pack plenty of wet wipes and hand sanitizer. You should also bring a small towel and a change of clothes. Second, be aware of the signs of illness and seek medical attention if needed. Hot showers are available in some lodges along the Everest Base Camp trek but are not included in the room rate. You must pay an additional $4-$5 per shower. This is because the remote areas of the trek do not have electricity, so the water has to be heated using gas stoves. Gas cylinders are carried from Lukla, the gateway to the Everest region, to the higher altitudes.

The Best Months for Everest Base Camp Trek Return by Helicopter

 What is the ideal best time for an Everest Base Camp trek? To put it plainly, the best times are spring and autumn. Yet, it's important to note that due to the extreme altitude of the region, weather predictions are uncertain. While people trek and climb all year, there are specific periods when the weather is more favorable for the average trekker. We've aimed for greater specificity to offer a more precise recommendation for the best time. This way, you can organize your trip during the month that suits you best.

March

In early March, the weather in the Everest region is still very cold, with temperatures around -20°C degrees Celsius. The activities during the first part of the month are similar to those in January. As the month progresses, the weather starts to change, and the latter half of March marks the beginning of the trekking season in the region. If you want to experience the start of the trekking season in the Everest region without facing many people on the trail, consider scheduling your trip for late March.

April

Trekking gained popularity during April due to the milder weather. Along the trail, lower sections come alive with blooming rhododendrons and various other flowers. The days gradually become longer, offering ample daylight for exploration, especially during the well-lit early mornings. As the temperature in the higher altitude goes around 15 ͦ to 20 ͦ during the day the night could be chilly as the temperature might drop below freezing. As April progresses, you might encounter mountaineers acclimatizing at Base Camp. They are preparing for the climb to Camps I, II, and III on the slopes of Everest, culminating in the ultimate summit push. April is considered ideal for Everest Base Camp Trek, and the weather will also be more stable, allowing regular flights to make your travel more accessible and smooth.

May

As the weather in early May is quite similar to that of late April, the temperature might rise a little bit more making a warmer day while still chilly at night. This month is also ideally considered the best month for the Everest Base Camp trek. However, late May will be the onset of the Monsoon in the Indian subcontinent, including Nepal. During this time, you could find yourself alongside mountaineers engaged in a sequence of 'rotations.' This involves ascending to higher points on the mountain before descending to Base Camp for recovery, eventually leading to the final summit push. The specific period of favorable weather for these activities varies annually, contingent on the Bengal monsoon. However, most successful summit endeavors tend to occur in late May.
Our strong recommendation for this trip is, between late April to early period of May, the best and ideal time.

September:

The monsoon gradually comes to an end by the early days of September. Following the complete dissipation of the monsoon, the autumn trekking season commences in late September. With clearer skies, splendid panoramic views become attainable, and the mild weather adds substantial value to your journey. The trails are less muddy compared to the monsoon months, and the mountains offer stunning views with improved visibility. An intense natural and artificial green cover throughout gives you a sense of refreshment. Hence, from all perspectives, the month of September provides a comfortable and enjoyable environment for trekking to Everest Base Camp.

October:

October shines as a month distinguished by its clear skies and refreshing air. Beyond its weather attributes, it gives you a comprehensive insight into Nepal's diverse aspects. The prominent Hindu festivals occurring in October will deeply engage you both in Kathmandu and throughout the trekking path. The local traditions, culture, and festive commemorations add depth to your overall expedition. During the daytime, temperatures at higher altitudes are akin to those experienced in spring, ranging from 10°C to 15°C (50°F to 59°F), but nights can bring freezing temperatures. The month of October is renowned for its vibrant foliage and unobstructed vistas of the mountains.

November:

The initial weeks of November are just as favorable as October for the Everest Base Camp Trek with a Helicopter Return option. The weather remains steady, the skies are clearer, and the atmosphere is clean and refreshing, creating optimal conditions for a seamless and delightful journey to Everest Base Camp. The festival renowned worldwide as Diwali might occur in late October or early November, bringing a tremendous light to your journey. The temperature cools slightly in the latter part of November, and the trails become less crowded, enhancing the overall experience.

 

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Everest Base Camp Trek Return by Helicopter cost and Itinerary

Commencing on the Everest Base Camp Trek Return by Helicopter alongside a group from Adventure Altitude Treks comes at an attractively affordable price of just 2200 USD per individual. We want to provide you with a comprehensive breakdown of the costs, encompassing both inclusive and exclusive components, granting you a clear understanding of the expedition's expenses. Should you require additional information, feel free to contact us directly through WhatsApp at +9779851083025 or via email at [email protected].

 

  • Accommodation3 star category In Thamel
  • MealsB/B
  • Altitude/Time1300m

Upon your arrival at Kathmandu International Airport, you will be greeted by one of our representatives and transferred to your hotel. You can then relax and rest in your free time. If you arrive in the afternoon, we will meet at 5pm to brief you about the Everest Base Camp Trek and Helicopter Return, and also introduce you to your guide. At the same time we will provide you detailed itinerary for the trip.

If all members of the group have arrived, we will organize a welcome dinner.

  • AccommodationHotel Sherpa Guide or Similar
  • MealsBreakfast /Lunch/Dinner
  • Altitude/Time2640m
  • Distance covered: 8.2 km.
  • Trekking Hours: 3-4 hours.
  • Elevation gained: 277 m.

Everest Base Camp Trek Return with Helicopter’  begins at Kathmandu Airport. Depending on our airline booking and the early morning schedule, you'll take a flight to Lukla. The flight from Kathmandu to Lukla is an exhilarating experience that sets the tone for your Everest Base Camp adventure. As you take off from Kathmandu Airport, you'll be treated to breathtaking views of the surrounding landscapes and the majestic Himalayan peaks in the distance. The small aircraft navigates through the valleys and mountains, offering a unique perspective of the terrain below. Upon landing in Lukla, you'll be welcomed by the crisp mountain air and the picturesque surroundings. The Lukla airport, famously known for its short and inclined runway, adds an element of excitement to your arrival. The atmosphere in Lukla is vibrant, with trekkers, guides, and locals bustling around, creating a lively atmosphere.

Following the flight, a brief trek takes you to Phakding through picturesque villages, each with unique cultural traits. The trek from Lukla to Phakding is a relatively easy trek which is around 8.2 km and the trail is well-maintained. Alongside the Dudh Koshi River, you'll cross swaying suspension bridges. The gentle path lets you appreciate nature's beauty. Phakding, a warm village nestled amid hills, features traditional lodges, enhancing the rustic journey's appeal with serene landscapes.

  • AccommodationHotel Namche or Similar
  • MealsB.L.D
  • Altitude/Time3440m
  • Distance covered: 12 km.
  • Trekking Hours: 4-5 hours.
  • Elevation gained: 830 m.

The trek from Phakding to Namche Bazaar offers a diverse adventure. Following the Dudh Koshi River, you'll cross suspension bridges and pass through forests and villages like Monjo. Sagarmatha National Park welcomes you as you ascend, leading to Jorsalle's river confluence. A steep climb brings you to Namche Bazaar, a lively Sherpa town with prayer flags and stunning mountain panoramas. This acclimatization hub provides markets, lodges, and a blend of tradition and modernity. Spend a day here to adjust to the altitude, soaking in both nature's beauty and the region's cultural essence.

  • AccommodationHotel Namche or Similar
  • MealsB.L.D
  • Altitude/Time3440m
  • Hiking distance: 3 km.
  • Hiking Hours: 4-5 hours.
  • Elevation gained: 0 m.

Acclimatization in Namche Bazaar is a vital part of the Everest Base Camp trek, ensuring your body adapts to the increasing altitude. During your rest day here, you will hike to Syangboche and Everest View Point.

You will start your ascent from Namche and follow a well-marked trail to Syangboche. This picturesque route offers stunning views of the surrounding peaks and the vibrant town of Namche below. The Everest View Point, situated above Syangboche, treats you to a breathtaking panorama of Everest, Lhotse, Ama Dablam, and other towering giants. This trek enhances your acclimatization process while providing unmatched mountain vistas.

Back in Namche, you can engage in exploring various facets of local community, take advantage of the amenities like bakeries, markets, and cafes. Engage with locals and fellow trekkers, immersing yourself in the unique atmosphere of this Sherpa town. This acclimatization interlude prepares you physically and mentally for the higher altitudes awaiting you on the journey ahead.

  • AccommodationHotel Trekkers Inn or similar
  • MealsB.L.D
  • Altitude/Time3770M
  • Distance covered: 9 km.
  • Trekking Hours: 4-5 hours.
  • Elevation gained: 399 m.

The trek from Namche Bazaar to Debouche offers a serene transition through the Khumbu region's landscapes and culture. Leaving Namche, the trail winds through dense rhododendron forests, presenting occasional glimpses of Everest and Ama Dablam. Passing by charming settlements like Kyangjuma and Sanasa, you'll enjoy panoramic vistas of the Himalayas.

Descending to the Dudh Koshi River at Phunki Tenga, you'll cross a suspension bridge before a steep climb to Tengboche. Here, the iconic Tengboche Monastery, framed by Everest's backdrop, offers a spiritual pause.Continuing, the path leads to Deboche, surrounded by tranquil woods. The journey allows reflection on the beauty of the Himalayas while offering insights into the local Sherpa way of life.

  • AccommodationHotel Stupa Inn or similar
  • MealsB.L.D
  • Altitude/Time4410M
  • Distance covered: 11 km.
  • Trekking Hours: 4-5 hours.
  • Elevation gained: 500 m.

The trek from Deboche to Dingboche takes you deeper into the Khumbu region, revealing a blend of nature and Sherpa culture. Leaving Deboche, the trail winds through fragrant juniper and pine forests. As you ascend, the mesmerizing views of Ama Dablam and the surrounding peaks create an inspiring backdrop.

Passing through beautiful hamlets like Pangboche, where ancient monasteries stand in serene harmony, you'll continue to Somare, a peaceful spot for a break. The trail then leads to the Imja Khola River, which you'll cross via a suspension bridge. As you approach Dingboche, the landscape becomes more rugged and alpine. The village is nestled against a dramatic backdrop of towering peaks. Dingboche offers a chance to rest, acclimatize, and explore, with stunning views of Lhotse, Nuptse, and the Island Peak.

  • AccommodationHotel Stupa Inn or similar Inn or similar
  • MealsB.L.D
  • Altitude/Time4410m
  • Distance covered: 0 km.
  • Trekking Hours: 0 hours.
  • Elevation gained: 0 m
  • You can opt for hiking in some nearby places.

The acclimatization day in Dingboche is a crucial pause in your Everest Base Camp journey, aiding in your adjustment to the increasing altitude. During this day, you'll have the opportunity to explore Dingboche's surroundings. A short hike to a nearby ridge or hill offers spectacular panoramic views of the surrounding Himalayan peaks, including Ama Dablam, Lhotse, Nuptse, and more. This allows you to marvel at the beauty of the region while also helping your body adapt to the thinner air.

This leg of the trek showcases the ever-changing terrain and a deeper dive into Sherpa culture, preparing you for the higher altitudes to come. Back in Dingboche, take advantage of the local lodges and tea houses, interacting with fellow trekkers and absorbing the Sherpa culture. Rest, hydration, and gentle movement are key components of this acclimatization phase. As you pause and take in the awe-inspiring scenery, you'll be better prepared for the challenges and splendors of the higher altitudes that lie ahead on your journey to Everest Base Camp.

  • AccommodationBasic Tea House
  • MealsB.L.D
  • Altitude/Time4940m
  • Distance covered: 7.9 km.
  • Trekking Hours: 3-4 hours.
  • Elevation gained: 370 m

The trek from Dingboche to Lobuche leads you through a rugged and awe-inspiring landscape, gradually ascending into the heart of the Khumbu region. The trail winds through alpine pastures and meadows. As you progress, the views of the surrounding peaks, including Cholatse and Lobuche, become more prominent.

Passing through Dughla, you'll encounter the memorial site honoring climbers who lost their lives on Everest. The path then steepens as you climb towards the terminal moraine of the Khumbu Glacier. This leg of the journey is physically demanding but incredibly rewarding, offering you glimpses of Everest, Nuptse, and other giants.

Reaching Lobuche, you'll be greeted by a landscape marked by rocky terrains and thin air. The village serves as a vital stopover on your way to Everest Base Camp.

  • AccommodationBasic Tea House
  • MealsB.L.D
  • Altitude/Time5140m
  • Distance covered: 10 km.
  • Trekking Hours: 5-6 hours.
  • Elevation gained: 499 m

The trek from Lobuche to Gorakhshep and the subsequent hike to Everest Base Camp presents the pinnacle of your journey, offering an unforgettable culmination of effort and achievement. Setting out from Lobuche, the trail leads you through the glacial terrain, offering glimpses of massive Himalayan peaks that seem within reach. As you approach Gorakshep, the terrain becomes rocky and surreal, surrounded by breathtaking vistas. When we reach Gorakshep, we will keep all our loads in our accommodation and set on to visit Everest Base Camp.

From Gorakshep, the trail to Everest Base Camp is both exhilarating and challenging. As you trek across the Khumbu Glacier's expanse, you'll navigate through rocky moraines and awe-inspiring ice formations. The final stretch to the Base Camp is a testament to your determination, with the Khumbu Icefall towering in the distance. Above all, this marks the day you've been eagerly anticipating – relish the experience of standing at the foot of the world's tallest peak. Embrace the moment, explore, and capture memories through photographs. After fully immersing yourself in this extraordinary achievement, we'll journey back to Gorak Shep for an overnight stay.

  • Accommodation3 star category In Thamel
  • MealsB/B
  • Altitude/Time1300M

Early morning you will hike from Gorakshep to Kala Patthar which offers an unparalleled vantage point to witness the sunrise over the Himalayan giants. The trail ascends through rocky terrain, pushing your limits as you make your way to Kala Patthar's summit. The effort is rewarded with a breathtaking panorama of Everest, Lhotse, Nuptse, and an array of peaks illuminated by the first light of day. This majestic sunrise scene etches itself into memory, a testament to your Everest journey's pinnacle.

Following this awe-inspiring hike, you'll make your way back to Gorakshep for energetic breakfast and  prepare for subsequent helicopter flight that will carry you back to Kathmandu. This flight provides a unique perspective of the landscape you've traversed, a final opportunity to bid farewell to the towering summits and rugged trails that have shaped your incredible trekking odyssey. The helicopter journey back to Kathmandu brings a fitting closure to your Everest Base Camp adventure, offering a glimpse of the remarkable journey you've undertaken over the past days.

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Everest Base Camp Trek With Helicopter Return map
Cost Details
What's Included
  • Airport pick up and drop off by a private vehicle.
  • 2-night hotel in Kathmandu at a 3-star  category hotel with breakfast on a sharing basis.
  • Flight (Kathmandu-Lukla and Lukla-Kathmandu).
  • Sagarmatha National Park fee and Pasang Lhamu Village entrance fees.
  • An experienced English-speaking guide and all expenses including his insurance.
  • Food in full the board during the trekking with 3 compliment teas and teahouse accommodation.
  • Complimentary sleeping bags and down jackets.
  • Trekking route map.
  • First aid kit.
  • All the Governmental taxes and service charges.
What's Excluded
  • International airfare.
  • Travel Insurance.
  • Nepal visa fees.
  • Personal expenses (Wifi, bar bills, laundry, hot shower during the trekking, gadget charging fees- US$ 1- US$ 5 per gadget, mobile recharge, etc).
  • Porter (1 porter for 2 trekkers).
  • Extra night accommodation in Kathmandu in case of early arrival from the trek due to unforeseen circumstances.
  • Extra luggage charges (Only 15 kgs- 10kgs+5kgs are included if more you need to pay US$ 2 per kilogram).
  • Emergency evacuation (our company will help to arrange the evacuation if needed).
  • Tipping.
  • Anything not mentioned in the inclusion list.
Useful Info

Why people get Altitude sickness 

Not everyone gets altitude sickness someone's body will not be able to adjust to the lower oxygen level at a higher altitude. It can be triggered by alcoholic products, dehydration, and maybe a lack of sleep. Therefore, it is important to care for yourself during the trek. keep yourself hydrated when trekking and stay a ways from the local drinks and local wine because it dehydrates you. Maintain your diet throughout the trekking to base camp, the most effective medicine for Altitude Sickness, be brought during the hike don't be exciting to be trekking time you must be carefully walking slowly and walking level, Before hiking at an elevation of more than 4000m climb to you need to acclimatization, if your body reveals any kind of symptoms of high altitude sickness you must either stip Immeditlyor lowe 1000m elevation, keeping yourself make mine to drinks lots up water every each day more than 4l of water you should be drinks we help you avoid the altitude sickness.

Why choose the Everest Base camp trek Return By Heli

An Everest base camp trek with a helicopter return is a wonderful experience to the top pick of the world mount Everest without walking the same way. The trek concludes the flight from Kathmandu to Lukla airport an airport located over six hundred meters above sea level.

Travel insurance  Everest Base Camp Trek return By Helicopter

The Everest Base Camp trek return by Helicopter package is a bit luxury Package, Travel insurance is compulsory for the High altitude part. Adventure Altitude treks Required a copy of complete travel coverage authority from any kind of emergency cach trekking the before the hike begins if the traveler needs to buy insurance above the 600om and health coverage insurance need to by buy if in case you get altitude sickness. 

Packing list of Everest Base Camp  trek return by Helicopter  

Here is the normal list of trekking equipment look below for the details

  • Down jacket 
  • fleece jumper and jacket
  • sleeping bag 
  • power bank with the headlamp
  • suncream & sunglasses
  • trekking pants and trousers
  • shirts and warm T-shirts
  • inner thermal
  • towel and flip
  • water bottle with hot bag etc if anything more  please the Trekking equipment  in Nepal                                                                                  
  • Normally Trekkers are prepared the before starting to trip and make sure to bag packing doing the Everest Base Camp Trek Return By Helicopter  

Everest Base Camp Trek Return by Helicopter  booking policy

Adventure Altitude Treks is a government register approval trekking Company in Nepal, adventure altitude treks offering has since 5 years In Nepal's .most popular local ngo and ingo Nepal mountain association and Trekking Agency of Nepal as a general member now adventure altitude treks owner is a board member from 2022 to 2024 as part of the board, you may make any plan confidently reserve the Everest base camp trek return by helicopter tour we just collect the 15%  advance money and your required document passport, passport size photo ticket details, insurance policy copy. if you like to pay for things pay online, through western union, or via cash, and the rest of the amount when you arrived to pay us directly.

Can I do "Everest Base Camp trek with a helicopter return" during non-peak period?

Fundamentally, the concept of an "off-season" is not applicable in the Everest region. This is due to the arduous nature of the trail and the notably unpredictable weather, especially during specific periods. The Everest region consistently remains open to embrace tourists, allowing them to relish its magnificence, with distinct attributes during each season or month. Natural inclination of human being is to refrain from extremes, i.e. to avoid excessive cold, hot or rainy season. Notably, the Everest region does not experience an intensely hot season.

Individuals inclined towards embracing challenges and avoiding the conventional crowd-driven path find solace here. Everest extends a warm welcome to such spirited souls. Therefore, to facilitate these audacious adventurers, we have endeavored to provide weather insights for the months often referred to as the "low season" or "off-season" period.

January

While January doesn't always guarantee heavy snowfall, it's still feasible to trek to Everest Base Camp during this time. If you prefer fewer people on the trail, this might be the optimal period for your trek. Many individuals avoid going there during this time because of the cold weather. However, it can be quite cold. Make sure to bundle up with multiple layers to stay warm, and take pleasure in the unique experience of being among the few individuals in the Himalayas during this season.

February

February can be really cold, especially at night, with temperatures around -20°C or even colder which can last till early march. But on the bright side, the skies are usually clear, so you can see all those peaks in the region very clear including Mount Everest. Also, there won't be as many people on the trail, and the teahouses where you stay will be calmer. This makes the trek feel more like a real adventure. You might even get to experience the Hindu Holi festival which happens in either late February or early March. During this festival, people in Kathmandu throw colorful paint powder at each other, making it a lively and messy celebration.

June/July/August

As May approaches its end or beginning of June, the monsoon season settles in Nepal and persists from June through July, August, and the beginning of September. Throughout this rainy period, the precipitation might not be continuous throughout the day, but there is a daily occurrence of rainfall. Consequently, the trails become muddy and are frequented by leeches. The mountains frequently find themselves shrouded in dense clouds, and the possibility of landslides during the monsoon season is prevalent, causing disruptions in travel plans.

December

December offers another advantageous window for trekking; nonetheless, it introduces chillier weather, causing nighttime temperatures to dip considerably below freezing. The advantageous side is that the path to Everest Base Camp witnesses a decline in foot traffic as individuals aiming to avoid the cold diminish in numbers. Furthermore, tour costs and flight fares typically undergo a minor reduction during this period. On the whole, opting for a journey in December proves to be a cost-effective, less congested, and more daring choice.

Why Is Everest Base Camp Trek Return By Helicopter Unique?

The 12-day Everest Base Camp helicopter landing is a super exciting journey that combines the best aspects of hiking and a helicopter. A spectacular mountain flight to Lukla is the first chapter of this amazing adventure with the stunning scenery of the Himalayas.

The Everest region crossing is done over a couple of days to let your body adapt to the successively higher altitudes, thereby providing you with a good time as well as safety.

This extraordinary adventure culminates with viewing Mount Everest from the Everest base camp and Kala Patthar. The world’s highest peak stands over you, leaving you totally speechless with its majesty. However, the adventure does not end there, as the voyage back after exploring Everest base camp and Kala Patthar is an exciting plot twist.

Instead of walking in reverse to Lukla, you will enjoy an adrenaline rush to Kathmandu on board a helicopter. It conserves valuable time and presents a unique flying perspective over the Himalayas. It is a revelation for people with limited time and individuals who hate taking long hikes. 

This trip suits people with little time or who don’t want stressful walking. Even if you are not at your highest level of fitness, elderly, with children, or disabled, it’s still an easy and exciting hike.

The ideal replacement for a standard 15-day Everest Base Camp Trek would be an all-encompassing Everest Base Camp trip of only around two weeks that includes proper acclimatization.

The unique thing distinguishing this pacakge is a Helicopter pickup from Everest Base Camp, without retracing your steps to Lulka. The helicopter will ensure a safe return in case of flight cancellation due to bad weather at Lukla.

Adventure Altitude Treks will organize all logistical requirements for you to have a hassle-free trek. Nevertheless, one should remember that the EBC Heli Trek is likely not suited for the thrifty ones who will find the costs of flying by helicopters rather high. However, for those looking for a lifetime, easy, and stress-free Everest hike, such a trek with the combination of Helicopter pickup from Everest Base Camp cannot be beaten.

Everest Base Camp Trek By Heli Return Difficulties 

The EBC helicopter return package is a less challenging but equally adventurous combined trek. This journey is accompanied by several difficulties for whoever decides to undertake it. Let's explore these challenges below:

Trekking Distance and Duration

In all, you will hike about 65 km on foot. Starting from Lukla and ending up at Everest Base Camp, you will have to walk for 5-8 hours a day to keep up with the schedule. No doubt, this trail is not an easy one as it has various ups and downs. Similarly, beginner trekkers may also find it challenging to cover the distance on such a difficult trail in one day. 

Trekking can be very demanding, especially for those who may not have had previous trekking experience; therefore, it is safer to trek when one has prior trekking experience since one will be able and better suited to cover that much distance and daily trekking hours. 

Altitude Sickness

This is one of the highest-altitude treks in the world, and its elevation becomes higher as it proceeds. This journey begins at Lukla Highland, with an elevation of 2,860 meters, and ends at Kala Patthar, high at 5,554 meters. Altitude sickness is a major problem for trekkers; it poses significant altitude gains and risks. Moreover, altitude sickness may be a great impediment, resulting in discomfort and prompt intervention or emergency retreats for victims.

Unique Weather

In the mountains, it stays cold all the time, making this a likely struggle even for people who are used to low temperatures. The climate also changes suddenly and has irregularity, and thus, it makes it more difficult to forecast accurately. However, if you are not willing to accept this variability, it may turn out to be more of a burden during your travel.

Challenging Terrain

It is a tough, difficult, and exhausting route towards Everest Base Camp Trek. These are steep and treacherous paths that travellers ought to trek with caution. Failure to prepare for such terrain will definitely cause one problem. Even at certain moments, beginners may think of quitting from such a trek. They are even tougher if one is not prepared or trained. 

Guide & Staff Arrangements During the Trek 

Trek to EBC with helicopter ride back guides you on the highest trekking trail. 

We provide our experienced local guide during the trek. They further enhance your journey through their knowledge of local cultures and languages, thus making you feel safe and comfortable.

We give you an experienced local guide when you book a trekking package with us. All our guides have more than ten years of experience in this area and know it inside out. 

They have certificates as trekkers issued by the state governments and can speak fluently in the English Language.

This trip would be headed by a chief guide/trek leader and an assistant guide for a large no of trekkers of 4 or more. Porter drives will also be provided, transporting 30 kilograms from each group of two.

We prioritize the ethical treatment of our staff, providing them with weather-appropriate gear and clothing to withstand mountain conditions. Before starting the trek, our mountain guides are well-insured and paid appropriately and with dignity.

Tipping System In Everest Base Camp Trek by Helicopter Return

When choosing a trekking package for your everest base camp trek, you can opt for a full board package, service package, or hire separate guides/porters, depending on your preference. The choice of this service provides a chance for you to enjoy the trip with a guide, porter, and even Sherpa.

It is easy for people who have visited Nepal before to figure out how much they can give as tips to their tour guides, porters, or Sherpas. In this regard, novice mountain trekker may not figure out whether they should pay or what exactly is paid before their walk ends, for instance.

To tip or not to tip one’s Everest Base Camp guide is a delicate question that visitors must address carefully about guides and porters. The tips are offered to express gratitude for these individuals’ admirable work.

However, when tipping Nepalese guides and porters, they usually expect 10 to 12 % of their trip costs or service charges. The best way to offer a gratuity to your EBC guide(s) or porter(s) is to do so directly to them, which will be sure they’ve been tipped.

EBC trek By Helicopter Return Route

Trek to EBC with helicopter ride back travels along the same path as the regular route with the same walking distance up to EBC. Nevertheless, the trip back differs from conventional practice.

It all starts with a flight to Lukla at Tenzing Hillary Airport that lasts half an hour from Kathmandu. The hike passes through several ecologies like rivers, forests, farmlands, and villages, starting from Lukla.

The decision is yours whether you want to rest in Phakding or Monjo. After that, you are headed to Namche Bazaar, where you will spend a day for acclimatisation purposes to avoid getting altitude sickness. You can visit different places in the village during this break or hike up to the highlands.

The following day, after a deserved day of rest, will see you climbing up towards Tengboche before heading to Dingboche. Another chance for acclimatisation lies in Dingboche, wherein there are unimaginable sights that will keep you enchanted with its beauty.

After that, you will move to Lobuche and end at Gorak shep. You will walk from Gorak Shep towards Everest Base Camp and return to Gorak Shep.

The next day will be your climb up to Kalapathar, where you will have the opportunity to see one of the finest views of mountains in the Everest region and then back to Gorak Shep. 

Finally, you will return to Gorak Shep and fly out to Lukla or Kathmandu by helicopter, which ends your trekking.

Permits Required for The Trek and Helicopter Return

Before you start your EBC helicopter return package, you must secure multiple permits. These permits are essential to guarantee the safety and safeguard the environment and local communities in the Everest region. The required permits for the Everest Base Camp helicopter trek

are as follows:

  • Sagarmatha National Park Entry Permit.
  • Khumbu Rural Municipality Entrance Permit.

As against other treks in the Nepal Himalayas, in the case of this trek, you would not require any TIMS Card.

The Sagarmatha National Park Entry Permit can be obtained from the headquarters office of the Nepal Tourism Board in Kathmandu or in person from the park’s entry point gate in Monjo.

This permit is bought at NRS 3000 for ordinary citizens and NRS 1500 for visitors under SAARC. You must fill in a permit application form and provide your passport or a photocopy to get the permit.

You should be in Lukla to buy the Khumbu Pasang Lhamu Rural Municipality entrance permit. This permit is bought on the outskirts of the village in the rural municipality counter at the cost of NRS 2000.

With our Everest Base Camp helicopter trek, you do not have to worry about standing in queues to acquire the permits. This is because The trekking companies or our guides will get them for you. 

Important Notes to Know Before The Journey

Here are some vital considerations to bear in mind for your EBC trek helicopter tour.

Physical Fitness: This trekking is an average-grade hike that calls for a fair fitness level. This is because trekking to high altitudes is tough, and you must prepare well to survive this feat.

Altitude Sickness: AMS can affect anyone, regardless of age and fitness levels. Acclimatizing properly, drinking enough, and paying attention to your body is vital. Symptoms of AMS include headaches, nausea, and dizziness, for which it is essential to rest, if possible, as well as to see a doctor in case it is warranted.

Weather and Climate: Mountain weather is often very changeable, and therefore, it is essential to make sure that you take enough clothing. Warm clothes, rainwear, and hiking boots are advisable.

Porter Weight Limit: Each porter should not exceed 30kg in weight to protect their health.

Respect Local Culture: It is important to respect the culture and way of life of the people living in the Everest region since it is the home area of the Sherpa community. Dress conservatively and get permission from locals before photographing them.

Travel Insurance: One should get comprehensive travel insurance covering mountain rescue with helicopter transportation in extreme cases.

With this in mind, your journey to Everest Base Camp will be safe and enjoyable if you book a flight

Typical Day During The Trek 

Every single day on this Everest Base Camp trekking by helicopter provides something new to experience. This is an opportunity to enjoy nature, take pictures of amazing sights, and discover local towns.

During your travel, we shall be accompanied by our experienced guides/Sherpas, who will provide historical information on where we visit. Breakfast signals the beginning of the day, while a hike begins anytime between 7 and 9 a.m., depending on its character and length.

You will have lunch after walking for about 3-4 hours and rest for some time. Afterward, you go towards your destination of the day.

Once we get to the overnight lodge/teahouse, you will have more dietary delights to look forward to, in addition to visiting other interesting places until evening. The teahouse dinner will be served from 6 PM until 7 PM. 

Possibility of Lukla Flight Cancellations

The Kathmandu to Lukla flight might also be delayed because of bad weather. In this case, we will re-arrange the dates of your affected flight for the earliest available alternative.

Due to the frequent Lukla flight cancellation we would suggest giving yourself an additional two-day buffer upon return so that you might account for possible international flight delays once you are back home.

As an alternative option, Helicopter pickup from Kathmandu to Lukla or Vice Versa for an extra $500 – $1500 may be arranged with us if your flight has been postponed. Instead of flying from Kathmandu, Lukla flights would take place during peak trekking season from Manthali, Ramechhap.

Please note the itinerary listed is just a guideline as modifications can occur that are beyond the control of the company, such as instability in weather, no available accommodation/campsite, changed laws from other governments, changes in trail conditions, and nature and its factors.

FAQs
  • As Possible to Everest Base Camp to Lukla via Kathmandu by Helicopter adventure altitude treks offer Helicopter service for trekkers who like to return to Kathmandu or Lukla fast reach the base camp

  • The cost of a Helicopter back to Lukla or Kathmandu from Everest Base Campas per the depending on the season  adventure altitude treks organize the regular trip we offer the package and if the normal cost will be  500 to 4500 USD as per the private  total cost.

  • Normally Everest base camp trek Retirn by Helicopter tour is only 9 days to 10 days trip, one-way walking return back to by heli from the base camp

  • You can book this trip before the start trek regarding as per your  suitable time at season time on adventure altitude treks  arrange all this your

  • The Everest Base Camp journey could be a prevalent trekking course within the Khumbu region of Nepal, driving to the base camp of Mount Everest. Rather than following your steps on foot for the return travel, a few trekkers pick to require a helicopter back to Kathmandu or Lukla for a speedier and more helpful return.

  • After reaching Everest Base Camp and spending time there, you'll be flown back to Kathmandu or Lukla by helicopter. The helicopter will land at a suitable location, often in Lukla, where you'll then catch a regular flight back to Kathmandu.

  • Returning by helicopter spares you a few days of trekking back downhill and may be a speedier choice. It moreover gives an ethereal see of the dazzling Himalayan scene, counting close-up sees of crests like Everest, Lhotse, and Ama Dablam.

  • You'll be able organize a helicopter return through trekking organizations and visit administrators in Kathmandu or indeed amid your journey. It's fitting to book in development to guarantee accessibility, particularly amid top trekking seasons.

  • The fetched shifts depending on variables such as the trekking office, helicopter accessibility, and gather measure. It can be a critical cost compared to the fetched of a standard journey. Costs may extend from many hundred to over a thousand US dollars per individual.

  • Yes, helicopters have weight limitations due to height and security contemplations. The weight constrain per individual is regularly around 100-120 kg (220-265 lbs), counting both traveler and baggage.

  • Earlier high-altitude trekking involvement is prescribed some time recently endeavoring the Everest Base Camp journey due to the physical requests and potential altitude-related challenges. Returning by helicopter doesn't dispense with the require for appropriate acclimatization amid the journey.

  • Helicopter flights within the Himalayas can be influenced by climate conditions, and flights may get postponed or canceled. It's fundamental to have a few adaptability in your travel plans. Also, be mindful of altitude-related health risks and guarantee you've got travel protections that covers helicopter departure in case required.

  • Yes, a few trekkers pick a one-way journey, either to or from Everest Base Camp, and after that utilize a helicopter for the other course. This will be a great alternative for those with time imperatives or physical restrictions.

What Our Clients Say...
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    Martim Cavalcanti PintoGreenlandSeptember 12, 2024
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    Everest Base Camp Trek – The Ultimate Adventure

    The superb organisation and direction from Adventure Altitude Treks gave a very pleasant and smooth trip throughout. The trek proved to be challenging yet gratifying, for each day had its superior sceneries and different occurrences. Consequently, the Helicopter Return with a whole round view of the Himalayas, which was certainly the unforgettable moment. This crew knows how to balance everything: between difficulty and comfort at the same moment. This is a must-do trip for anyone else who may want something special in their lives.

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    Muhanna Khair al Din NassarCosta RicaMay 24, 2024
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    Everest Trek with Helicopter Return – Beyond Expectations

    It was a great experience to go on The helicopter return trip after climbing to the top of the highest mountain in the world- the Everest base camp trek. Adventure AltitudeTreks has made sure that all the logistics were taken care of so that we could focus completely on all the exciting and beautiful moments of our journey through the Himalayas. Although The trek Was not easy, it was sensibly doable With good acclimatisation And caring support. The helicopter ride was the best part as it provided wonderful views of Everest and the rest of the mountains near it. A high level of expertise in the organisation process by all members involved was seen during our visit there. For a luxury and adventure blend, do not miss the chance to participate in this hike. 

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