Everest Base Camp Helicopter Trek
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What is Everest Base Camp Helicopter Trek
The Everest Base Camp Helicopter Trek is designed for you—offering the most exclusive, comfortable, and time-efficient way to experience Everest.
Combining private helicopter flights, world-class accommodations, and breathtaking trekking routes, this journey ensures an effortless yet unforgettable adventure.
When you arrive in Kathmandu, you are welcomed at the prestigious Dwarika’s Hotel, where heritage and luxury set the tone for your experience.
A private helicopter flight takes you directly to Phakding, allowing you to bypass the long lower trails while enjoying the Khumbu region‘s beauty at a relaxed pace.
You stay in the finest Yeti Mountain Lodges, enjoy panoramic views from Everest View Hotel, and complete your journey with a breathtaking helicopter tour over Everest Base Camp, Kalapathar, and the Gokyo Lakes.
This is your Everest adventure, redefined—seamless, luxurious, and designed for an experience like no other.
Highlights of Everest Base Camp Helicopter Trek
- Skip long trekking days with direct helicopter transfers to key destinations.
- Land at Kalapathar (5,545m), the best viewpoint for up-close Everest panoramas.
- Fly over Everest Base Camp and Khumbu Glacier, witnessing expedition camps and towering icefalls.
- Enjoy unmatched aerial views of Everest, Lhotse, and Nuptse.
- Experience the stunning turquoise Gokyo Lakes, one of the most beautiful sights in the Everest region.
- View Gokyo Ri and surrounding glaciers from the air, offering a unique perspective.
- Enjoy world-class comfort at Dwarika’s Hotel in Kathmandu, blending heritage with five-star luxury.
- Stay at Yeti Mountain Lodges and the Everest View Hotel (3,880m), known for its incredible views and premium comfort.
- Walk through Namche Bazaar, the heart of Sherpa culture, with vibrant markets and breathtaking scenery.
- Visit Khumjung Village and Monastery, home to the legendary yeti scalp.
- Trek across one of the Everest region’s most iconic and thrilling suspension bridges.
- Experience breathtaking views of the Dudh Koshi River valley below.
- Savor gourmet meals at high-end mountain lodges, combining authentic Nepali flavors with international cuisine.
- Enjoy a luxurious breakfast at Everest View Hotel, with the world’s highest peaks as your backdrop.
- See Everest from Kalapathar, Namche Bazaar, Gokyo Lakes, and the air, capturing it from every breathtaking perspective.
- Get unparalleled sunrise and daytime views of the world’s tallest peak.
- Travel with expert guides and experienced pilots, ensuring a smooth, safe, and tailored journey.
- A fully customized itinerary designed for comfort, convenience, and enjoyment.
- The ultimate blend of adventure and luxury, allowing you to experience Everest without strenuous trekking.
- A journey designed for comfort, exclusivity, and unforgettable memories.
Everest Base Camp Helicopter Trek - Short Itinerary
Arrival in Kathmandu
Rest and Trek Preparation
Direct Helicopter Flight to Phakding
Trek to Monju
Trek to Namche Bazaar
Trek to Everest View Hotel
Khumjung, Kalapathar, EBC Overfly, Gokyo Valley, Return to Kathmandu
Rest and Recover
Departure from Kathmandu
Everest Base Camp Helicopter Trek Itinerary
Your Everest Base Camp Helicopter Trek begins as you land at Tribhuvan International Airport (KTM), Kathmandu.
The city welcomes you at 1,400 meters (4,593 feet) with its rich culture and scenic surroundings.
A private transfer takes you to Dwarika’s Hotel, just 2 km from the airport. This award-winning heritage hotel is a masterpiece of Newari craftsmanship.
Hand-carved wooden details, peaceful courtyards, and warm Nepali hospitality create an inviting atmosphere. Settle into your room and take time to unwind.
Explore the hotel’s gardens and traditional architecture. Enjoy a refreshing welcome drink by the pool or relax at the spa.
On a clear day, you may catch distant Himalayan views from the rooftop. In the evening, savor authentic Nepali cuisine at Krishnarpan Restaurant or opt for international dishes.
This is the perfect start to your seamless Everest adventure.
Today is all about relaxation and preparation before your Everest Base Camp Helicopter Trek begins.
This day, staying at 1,400 meters (4,593 feet) helps your body adjust before heading to higher altitudes.
Spend the morning at Dwarika’s Hotel, exploring its museum, pottery barn, gardens, and traditional courtyards.
The hotel is a living showcase of Newari heritage, offering a deep cultural experience.
If you wish to step outside, a short drive takes you to Pashupatinath Temple or Bouddhanath Stupa, two of Kathmandu’s most iconic spiritual sites.
In the afternoon, focus on trek preparation. Finalize your gear, pack all essentials, and attend the evening trek briefing.
You’ll meet your guides here and learn key details about the journey ahead.
Use this time to rest, recharge, and enjoy the hotel’s peaceful atmosphere.
A good night’s sleep will set the stage for the adventure.
Your Everest Base Camp Helicopter Trek takes off in style with a scenic helicopter flight from Kathmandu to Phakding.
Covering approximately 140 km, this direct journey offers breathtaking aerial views of the Himalayas, deep valleys, and winding rivers.
In a short time, you arrive at Phakding (2,610 meters / 8,563 feet), nestled in the Dudh Koshi River Valley.
Upon arrival, check into Yeti Mountain Lodge, Phakding, one of the finest accommodations in the region. Take some time to adjust to the higher altitude and enjoy the fresh mountain air.
The afternoon is perfect for a leisurely walk along the Dudh Koshi River, where you may spot Himalayan birds like robins and wagtails.
Explore Phakding Village, a small yet charming Sherpa settlement. As the sun sets, relax at the lodge and soak in the serene atmosphere of the Himalayas, preparing for the trek ahead.
Today, your Everest Base Camp Helicopter Trek continues with a scenic trek from Phakding to Monju (2,840 meters / 9,318 feet).
The 7-8 km journey follows the Dudh Koshi River, passing through lush pine and rhododendron forests. Along the way, you cross several suspension bridges, offering thrilling views of the river below.
As you ascend, the Himalayan landscape opens up, with Thamserku (6,608m) and Kusum Kanguru dominating the skyline.
The trail brings you closer to Sherpa culture as you pass traditional villages, meet local porters, and witness the daily life of trekkers.
Monju Village, a quiet stop before Sagarmatha National Park, offers a peaceful setting to rest for the night.
Upon arrival at Yeti Mountain Lodge, Monju, relax and soak in the serene surroundings.
In the evening, finalize your Sagarmatha National Park permit, preparing for the next leg of your adventure toward Namche Bazaar.
Your trek to Namche Bazaar (3,440 meters / 11,286 feet) is one of the most exciting parts of the journey.
The trail covers 9-10 km, with scenic paths, forested sections, and suspension bridge crossings over the Dudh Koshi River.
One of the day’s highlights is crossing the Hillary Bridge, the highest suspension bridge on the trek.
As you ascend, the landscape shifts, revealing stunning views of Thamserku and Kongde Ri.
A steep climb before Namche offers your first potential view of Mount Everest, a thrilling moment for many trekkers.
Namche Bazaar is the largest Sherpa town in the Everest region. There are shops, bakeries, markets, and cozy cafes in a natural amphitheater.
If your tree falls on a Saturday, the weekly market adds a vibrant touch to the experience.
After checking into Yeti Mountain Lodge, you can explore the town, take an acclimatization walk, or visit the Sherpa Culture Museum.
The day ends with rest and preparation for the next stage of your adventure.
Today’s journey takes you from Namche Bazaar (3,440m) to Everest View Hotel (3,880m), covering 4-5 km with a steady uphill climb.
The trek offers breathtaking views as you ascend above Namche, with Everest, Lhotse, Nuptse, and Ama Dablam gradually coming into sight.
Passing Syangboche Airport, a small airstrip once used for supply flights, you continue towards Everest View Hotel, one of the highest-altitude luxury hotels in the world.
This exclusive destination offers unmatched panoramic mountain views in a serene setting.
After checking in, take time to acclimatize and explore the surroundings. Spot Himalayan Thar on rocky slopes, watch Lammergeiers soaring above or simply relax on the terrace with a warm drink.
The clear, uninterrupted views of Everest and the surrounding peaks make this stay a highlight of your trek.
Spend the night in comfort and tranquility, preparing for the thrilling helicopter adventure ahead.
Today, you take to the skies for a once-in-a-lifetime helicopter tour over the Everest region’s most iconic landscapes.
The day begins with a visit to Khumjung Village (3,780m), a traditional Sherpa settlement.
Here, you explore Khumjung Monastery, where you can see the revered yeti scalp and glimpse Sherpa culture.
Boarding the private helicopter, you fly to Kalapathar (5,545m), the best location for close-up views of Mount Everest, Nuptse, and Lhotse.
A brief landing allows you to take in the towering peaks before taking an aerial tour over Everest Base Camp (5,364m).
From above, you witness the Khumbu Glacier and expedition camps, which a few experience this way.
The helicopter heads toward Gokyo Valley, home to the stunning turquoise Gokyo Lakes.
A landing here gives you time to admire the landscape before flying back to Kathmandu.
Upon arrival, return to Dwarika’s Hotel, where you can unwind and reflect on this extraordinary journey through the Himalayas.
After an unforgettable journey through the Everest region, today is about relaxation and recovery.
Back in Kathmandu (1,400m), you return to Dwarika’s Hotel, where you can unwind peacefully.
Take the day at your own pace. Enjoy the spa, swim, or relax in the hotel’s courtyards.
If interested, visit the hotel’s museum and pottery barn or explore Thamel for last-minute souvenirs.
In the evening, a farewell dinner at Dwarika’s is a perfect way to reflect on your experience.
Whether you prefer authentic Nepali cuisine or an international dish, this final evening allows you to savor the journey before heading home.
Rest well, knowing you’ve completed an incredible Himalayan adventure.
Your Everest Base Camp Helicopter Trek comes to an end today. After an incredible journey through the Himalayas, it’s time to say goodbye to Nepal.
Start the morning with a leisurely breakfast at Dwarika’s Hotel, taking in the last moments of its elegant courtyards and warm hospitality.
If time allows, enjoy a quiet walk around the hotel before your private transfer to Tribhuvan International Airport (KTM).
As your flight takes off, weather permitting, you may catch a final glimpse of the distant Himalayas—a perfect farewell to your adventure.
With unforgettable memories of Everest, Sherpa culture, and breathtaking landscapes, you leave Nepal with a sense of accomplishment and awe.
Safe travels, and until next time!
Price Includes
Luxury Accommodations:
- Dwarika’s Hotel (Kathmandu) – 5-star heritage stay
- Yeti Mountain Lodges (Phakding, Monju, Namche Bazaar) – Premium lodges with attached bathrooms
- Everest View Hotel (Syangboche) – The world’s highest luxury hotel with stunning Everest views
Helicopter Services:
- Private helicopter flight from Kathmandu to Phakding
- Scenic helicopter tour over Everest Base Camp, Kalapathar & Gokyo Lakes
- Helicopter return to Kathmandu for a seamless journey
Dining & Meals:
- Breakfast at Dwarika’s Hotel (Kathmandu)
- Full-board meals (breakfast, lunch, and dinner) during the trek
- Lunch at handpicked local restaurants along the trekking route
- Gourmet dining at luxury lodges
Trekking Services & Logistics:
- Expert English-speaking Sherpa guide throughout the trek
- All necessary trekking permits (Sagarmatha National Park & Khumbu Pasang Lhamu Municipality Permit)
- Comfortable porter services for luggage handling
- Trekking poles and duffel bags for your convenience
Health & Safety:
- Comprehensive first aid kit and emergency oxygen supply
- Helicopter evacuation service (if required, insurance required)
- Experienced pilots and crew for high-altitude flying
Additional Amenities & Services:
- Private airport transfers in Kathmandu
- Welcome and farewell dinners
- 24/7 support throughout the trip
Price Excludes
- International airfare to/from Nepal
- Nepal visa fees (available on arrival in Kathmandu)
- Travel insurance (must cover helicopter evacuation & high-altitude trekking)
- Personal expenses (laundry, bar bills, tips, extra meals, and snacks)
- Additional helicopter services beyond the itinerary (available upon request at extra cost)
- Extra nights in Kathmandu (in case of early return or weather delays)
- Gear rental or purchase (trekking boots, jackets, and other personal items)
- Gratuities for guides, porters, and helicopter crew (recommended but optional)
Everest Base Camp Helicopter Trek Trip Information
Best Time for Your Everest Base Camp Helicopter Trek
The Everest Base Camp Helicopter Trek operates from late September to mid-June, offering the finest conditions for clear mountain views, seamless flights, and an exceptional experience.
Each season enhances your journey with its distinct beauty, ensuring that every moment is memorable.
Autumn (Late September to Early December)
Autumn provides the clearest skies and the most stable weather, making it an ideal season for your trek.
The post-monsoon air ensures unobstructed views of Everest, Lhotse, and Ama Dablam, while the comfortable daytime temperatures allow for relaxed trekking and breathtaking helicopter rides.
With demand at its peak, securing luxury accommodations and priority flight schedules is best done in advance.
Winter (December to February)
Winter transforms the Everest region into a pristine, crowd-free paradise. The snow-covered landscapes and crisp air create an exclusive setting, perfect for those who appreciate peaceful trails and uninterrupted mountain panoramas.
While the temperatures drop, the experience remains seamless with heated rooms, warm hospitality, and clear flying conditions for a remarkable helicopter tour over Everest Base Camp and Gokyo Lakes.
Spring (March to Mid-June)
Spring brings longer daylight hours, vibrant rhododendron forests, and mild temperatures, making it a spectacular time for this journey.
The contrasting colors of blooming landscapes and towering Himalayan peaks add to the grandeur.
Helicopter flights remain smooth and reliable, offering incredible aerial views of Everest, Khumbu Glacier, and Gokyo Valley.
Every season enhances the luxury and exclusivity of your Everest experience.
Whether witnessing autumn’s unmatched clarity, winter’s quiet elegance, or spring’s colorful landscapes, this journey guarantees an extraordinary adventure with world-class service at every step.
Accommodations for Your Everest Base Camp Helicopter Trek
The Everest Base Camp Helicopter Trek combines adventure with unparalleled comfort, offering stays in handpicked luxury lodges and hotels that provide exceptional service, cultural immersion, and breathtaking scenery.
Dwarika’s Hotel – Kathmandu (1,400m / 4,593ft)
- The finest heritage hotel in Nepal, blending Newari architecture with five-star luxury.
- It is a tranquil setting away from the busy city but close to major attractions.
- A living museum of Newari craftsmanship with reclaimed wood carvings and terracotta art.
- Individually designed rooms and suites showcasing Nepal’s artistic heritage.
- Multiple dining options, including the renowned Krishnarpan Restaurant.
- Swimming pool, spa, and wellness center for relaxation.
- Beautiful courtyards and gardens offer a peaceful retreat.
Yeti Mountain Home – Phakding (2,610m / 8,563ft)
- A comfortable riverside lodge, perfect for your first night in the Khumbu region.
- The scenic location along the Dudh Koshi River is surrounded by lush greenery.
- Well-appointed rooms with attached bathrooms—a rare luxury at this altitude.
- The dining hall and bar serve fresh, nourishing meals.
- Warm Sherpa hospitality in a tranquil setting.
- Fireplace in the common area, creating a cozy evening atmosphere.
- Yeti Mountain Home – Monju (2,840m / 9,318ft)
- A peaceful lodge near the entrance to Sagarmatha National Park.
- It is an ideal stop before reaching Namche Bazaar, offering a quiet setting.
- Comfortable rooms with private bathrooms ensure a restful stay.
- It is located near lush forests, making it an excellent place for nature lovers.
- Warm and welcoming staff, providing insights into Sherpa culture.
- The shared lounge has heating, perfect for relaxing after the day’s trek.
Yeti Mountain Home – Namche Bazaar (3,440m / 11,286ft)
- Luxury at the heart of the Everest trekking region.
- Prime location in Namche Bazaar, close to shops, markets, and viewpoints.
- Beautifully designed rooms with attached bathrooms—a rare convenience at this altitude.
- Lounge area with a fireplace, ideal for unwinding after a day’s trek.
- Oxygen is available on request, helping guests adjust to the altitude.
- Well-stocked restaurant and bar offering local and international cuisine.
Everest View Hotel – Syangboche (3,880m / 12,729ft)
- It is one of the highest luxury hotels in the world, offering panoramic Everest views.
- Your room has unobstructed views of Everest, Lhotse, Nuptse, and Ama Dablam.
- Luxurious comfort at high altitudes, designed to provide a seamless experience.
- Fine dining with a view, where every meal is served against a backdrop of the Himalayas.
- Heated rooms ensure warmth in the cold mountain climate.
- Oxygen is available on request, helping guests adjust to the altitude.
Dining Experience on Your Everest Base Camp Helicopter Trek
Your Everest Base Camp Helicopter Trek ensures a high-quality dining experience, combining luxury meals at your lodges with authentic local cuisine along the trail.
From gourmet breakfasts in Kathmandu to freshly prepared mountain meals, every dish is designed to keep you energized and satisfied while experiencing the flavors of Nepal.
Breakfast in Kathmandu – A Luxurious Start
At Dwarika’s Hotel, breakfast is an experience served in an elegant heritage setting. You can enjoy:
- A variety of fresh fruits, juices, and bakery items.
- Made-to-order eggs, cereals, and local specialties like sel roti.
- Barista-style coffee and premium teas.
- This sumptuous breakfast sets the perfect tone before you begin your journey.
Full-Board Meals During the Trek – A Blend of Comfort and Authenticity
All meals are included during your trek, ensuring you have nutritious, freshly prepared food throughout the journey.
- Breakfast – Served at Your Luxury Lodges
- Pancakes, porridge, or freshly baked bread.
- Eggs cooked to order, with toast or local-style potatoes.
- Himalayan honey, fresh fruit, and herbal teas.
Lunch – Authentic Local Dining Along the Trail
Lunch is enjoyed at handpicked local restaurants along the trekking route, offering a chance to experience authentic mountain cuisine. Options include:
- Traditional Nepali Dal Bhat (rice, lentils, vegetables, and curry) – a staple for trekkers.
- Sherpa stew, momos (dumplings), or thukpa (Tibetan noodle soup).
- Pasta, fried rice, and freshly made flatbreads.
- Tea, coffee, and warm soups to keep you hydrated and energized.
Dining in these local tea houses and restaurants also glimpses Sherpa hospitality and mountain life.
Dinner – Gourmet Meals at Your Luxury Lodges
Enjoy a hearty, freshly prepared meal at your Yeti Mountain Lodge or Everest View Hotel. The menu includes:
- A selection of soups and warm starters.
- Dal Bhat, grilled chicken, pasta, or continental dishes.
- Locally sourced ingredients for fresh, flavorful meals.
- Warm desserts such as apple pie or rice pudding.
Beverages & Additional Features
- Hydrating herbal teas, fresh juices, and organic coffee.
- Warm soups to maintain energy at high altitudes.
Unique dietary options (vegetarian, gluten-free, or other preferences) are available upon request.
Equipment List - Everest Base Camp Helicopter Trek
Clothing
Base Layers (Moisture-Wicking) – Thermal tops and bottoms (2 pairs).
Mid Layers (Insulation) – Fleece or down jacket (1 lightweight, one warm).
Outer Layer (Windproof & Waterproof) – High-quality GORE-TEX jacket & trousers.
Trekking Pants (Convertible or Insulated) – Comfortable, quick-dry (2 pairs).
Trekking Shirts – Lightweight, long-sleeve (2-3 pairs).
Warm Down Jacket – Essential for cold mornings and high-altitude areas.
Footwear
Trekking Boots – Waterproof, broken-in, with ankle support.
Comfortable Lodge Shoes/Sandals – For evenings and lodge stays.
Warm Trekking Socks – Wool or thermal (3-4 pairs).
Gaiters (Optional) – Helps keep debris and snow out of boots.
Headwear & Handwear
Warm Beanie or Fleece Hat – Essential for cold conditions.
Buff/Neck Gaiter – Protects from dust, wind, and cold.
Sun Hat or Cap – Wide-brimmed or regular cap for sun protection.
UV Protection Sunglasses – High-altitude polarized sunglasses for glare reduction.
Lightweight Gloves – Fleece or softshell gloves for mild weather.
Warm Insulated Gloves – For high-altitude cold conditions.
Bags & Backpacks
Duffel Bag (for Porters) – 70L waterproof duffel for main gear.
Daypack (20-30L) – For essentials like water, snacks, camera, extra layers.
Dry Bags – Keeps electronics and essential items dry.
Hydration & Nutrition
Water Bottles (1-2L) – Insulated to prevent freezing at higher altitudes.
Hydration Bladder (Optional) – Easy access to water while trekking.
Electrolyte Powders – Helps prevent dehydration.
Energy Bars & Snacks – These are for quick energy during treks.
Health & Safety
Personal First Aid Kit – Includes blister plasters, pain relief, altitude medication (consult a doctor), and personal prescriptions.
Lip Balm & Sunscreen (50+ SPF) – Protects against intense high-altitude sun.
Hand Sanitizer & Wet Wipes – For hygiene along the trail.
Altitude Sickness Medication (Diamox, if needed) – Consult a doctor before use.
Small Quick-Dry Towel – Useful for freshening up.
Trekking Accessories
Trekking Poles (Collapsible) – Reduces impact on knees, especially on descents.
Headlamp (with Extra Batteries) – Useful for early morning starts.
Power Bank (10,000+ mAh) – Limited charging facilities at higher altitudes.
Lightweight Earplugs & Eye Mask – Helpful in lodges for a restful sleep.
Travel Essentials
Passport & Nepal Visa – Required for entry and trekking permits.
Travel Insurance (Covering Helicopter Evacuation & Altitude Sickness) – Mandatory for safety.
Trekking Permits (Sagarmatha National Park & Khumbu Pasang Lhamu Municipality Entry Permit) – Arranged before departure.
Cash (USD or NPR) – Small denominations for purchases along the trek (ATMs are unreliable in remote areas).
Frequently Asked Questions
This trek is designed for comfort, exclusivity, and efficiency, combining luxury lodges, private helicopter transfers, and short scenic hikes.
Unlike traditional Everest Base Camp treks, this itinerary allows you to experience the best of the region without long trekking days.
You stay in world-class accommodations like Dwarika’s Hotel and Yeti Mountain Lodges while enjoying aerial views of Everest, Gokyo Lakes, and Khumbu Glacier from a private helicopter.
This trek is far less strenuous than the traditional Everest Base Camp trek, as it eliminates long trekking days.
You will have short, scenic hikes to iconic locations such as Namche Bazaar, Everest View Hotel, and Khumjung Village.
While moderate fitness is beneficial, this trek suits anyone comfortable with light trekking at altitude.
This trek includes the finest accommodations available in Nepal and the Everest region:
Dwarika’s Hotel (Kathmandu): A 5-star heritage hotel showcasing Nepalese craftsmanship and luxury.
Yeti Mountain Lodges (Phakding, Monju, Namche Bazaar): The most comfortable lodges in the Everest region, offering heated rooms, attached bathrooms, and fine dining.
Everest View Hotel (Syangboche): One of the highest luxury hotels in the world, with uninterrupted Everest views from your room.
Helicopter flights are conducted by highly experienced pilots trained for high-altitude operations.
The aircraft are regularly maintained and equipped for Himalayan conditions.
Flights are scheduled during the best weather windows to ensure safety and visibility.
Additionally, having a private helicopter provides more flexibility in adapting to weather conditions if needed.
The trek is best enjoyed between late September and mid-June, divided into:
Autumn (Late September – Early December): Best visibility, clear skies, and comfortable temperatures.
Winter (December – February): Fewer crowds, snow-covered landscapes, and peaceful trekking conditions.
Spring (March – Mid-June): Warmer temperatures, blooming rhododendron forests, and excellent trekking conditions.
Altitude sickness is minimized on this trek due to the carefully designed itinerary that includes:
Gradual acclimatization with overnight stays at increasing elevations.
Comfortable lodges with oxygen enrichment (where available).
Helicopter access is available for emergencies, and immediate evacuation is provided.
Guides trained to recognize altitude symptoms and assist if necessary.
The itinerary is designed for comfort and flexibility, ensuring the best experience based on weather and personal preferences.
The private helicopter allows schedule adjustments, and all accommodations are pre-booked to ensure seamless transitions.
Should you wish to customize the experience further, additional sightseeing, spa treatments, or extended stays can be arranged.
Yes, comprehensive travel insurance is mandatory. It should cover:
High-altitude trekking & helicopter evacuation.
Medical emergencies and trip cancellations.
Lost or delayed luggage coverage.
We recommend selecting an insurance provider experienced with adventure travel.
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The Grace Educational Organisation is a government-registered charity dedicated to empowering students in Nepal through education.
With a 100% donation policy, every contribution directly supports the children and schools, providing essential resources like supplies, infrastructure, and extracurricular programs.
This initiative fosters a transparent connection between donors and students, ensuring every action leaves a lasting impact.
The Nuwakot School, located in a picturesque rural setting, is one of the beneficiaries of this mission.
By visiting, you witness these students’ educational journey and become part of a transformative effort to uplift the community.
Everest Base Camp Helicopter Trek Reviews
Based on 4
Reviews
A Dream Journey to Everest in Total Comfort
This was an absolute dream trip! The Everest Base Camp Helicopter Trek delivered more than I could have imagined.
The blend of luxury at Dwarika’s Hotel and Yeti Mountain Lodges with thrilling helicopter flights made for an unforgettable experience.
Seeing Everest from Kalapathar was breathtaking, and the seamless organization made everything stress-free.
The guides were knowledgeable, and the service was impeccable. If you want to experience Everest without the long trek, this is the best way to do it!

Markus Schmidt
Berlin, GermanyUnparalleled Luxury and Adventure in the Himalayas
I have traveled extensively, but this trek was unlike anything I have ever done.
The itinerary was perfectly crafted—allowing me to experience Sherpa culture, short scenic hikes, and the thrill of helicopter flights over Everest.
Waking up at Everest View Hotel with panoramic Himalayan views was surreal.
The private helicopter flights allowed us to see Everest Base Camp and Gokyo Lakes from above, an experience few people ever get.
Every detail was taken care of, from gourmet meals to luxury accommodations. This is hands down the most exclusive way to explore the Everest region!

Jennifer Williams
New York, USAA VIP Experience in the Heart of the Himalayas
The Everest Base Camp Helicopter Trek is the ultimate way to see Everest in style. The planning and execution were flawless.
Everything was seamless from the moment I arrived in Kathmandu—private transfers, luxury lodges, and highly skilled pilots and guides.
The helicopter landing at Kalapathar was the trip’s highlight, with an awe-inspiring close-up view of Everest.
The food, accommodations, and service were beyond my expectations. This is the perfect way to experience the Himalayas without long, exhausting treks.
Highly recommended!

James Carter
London, UKEverest, Helicopters, and Five-Star Service – Worth Every Penny!
From start to finish, this trek was pure perfection. The itinerary was thoughtfully planned, balancing adventure with comfort.
The helicopter flights were smooth and safe, providing jaw-dropping views of Everest and surrounding peaks.
The lodges were warm and welcoming, with excellent food and service. Seeing Everest from multiple viewpoints—on foot and from the air—made this a once-in-a-lifetime experience.
If you’re looking for an effortless yet thrilling way to explore the Everest region, this is it!

Olivia Brown
Sydney, Australia