Lukla to Everest Basecamp Helicopter

Since childhood, we have heard that the highest peak of the world is Mt Everest and from then it was carved in some of our minds to climb Mt Everest once in our lifetime. Mt Everest trek is undoubtedly the most popular trek all around the world. This tour takes you to Base Camp from Lukla, this will be one of the most adventurous and thrilling journeys of your life where you will be able to experience the beautiful Himalayas from a bird's-eye view. This heli tour is perfect for people to have less time in their pockets as well as for physically disabled people, who have the enthusiasm to reach the mountains.

You can enjoy some of the most delightful spots which you couldn't have explored if you going via walking. Lukla to base camp is a short yet adventurous journey you would never forget in your lifetime. This tour is for people who have always dreamt of going to Mt Everest and exploring the alluring gift of mother nature. We provide you the best-trained pilots as well as other staff who will make your journey safe and fun both at the same time.

What's Included?

• Chartered Helicopter
• Experienced Pilots
• Hotel pickup and drop-off
• Bottled water
• Breakfast

-- 8:30 AM Lukla to Pheriche via Helicopter.
-- 8:50 AM Landing in Pheriche into two different flights (Helicopter).
-- 9:00 Fly Over Kalapatthar and Explore Close up view of Mount Everest (8,848m), Mount Pumori (7,161m), Mount Lhotse (8,516m), Mount Nuptse (7,561m), Amadablam (6,812m), Changtse (7,543m ), Tibetan mountain, Lingtren (6,749m), Lobuche East (6,119m) & Cholatse (6,400m).
-- 9:20 AM Fly over the Everest Basecamp to Everest View Hotel (Helicopter).
-- 9:30 AM Breakfast at Everest View Hotel (Additional cost).
-- 10:15 AM Fly to Lukla

Exclusions

• Gratuities
• Food and drinks, unless specified
• Tips
• Cost not mentioned in the inclusion

Note: As per the new rule of the Nepal government, helicopters are not allowed to land at Kalapathar or Everest Basecamp. But a helicopter can land at Gorekshep and fly over the Kalapathar and Everest Basecamp (**subjected to any change in the near future).