Everest Base Camp Trek with Helicopter Return
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Group Discounts |
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1 Pax. | US$ 2500 P/P |
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2-4 Pax. | US$ 2200 P/P |
5-7 Pax. | US$ 2000 P/P |
8-10 Pax. | US$ 2000 P/P |
11-14 Pax. | US$ 2000 P/P |
Over 15 Pax. | US$ 1800 P/P |
Everest Base Camp Trek with Helicopter Return
- Undertake a spectacular journey through the rural villages of Sagarmatha National Park
- Fly over the Himalayan Vista of the Everest Region
- Hike to the famous Kalapathar peak for astounding views of Everest Panorama.
- Set foot on the base of the highest mountain on earth, Mt. Everest(8848.86m)
- Take an adventuresome Helicopter ride from Gorakshep to Kathmandu
Most Asked Questions by Travellers
Everest Base Camp is situated in the northeastern vicinity of Nepalese territory.
It is estimated that Everest Base Camp lies at a distance of about 200 km eastbound from Kathmandu. It is a shared porch to the towering peaks of Mt.Everest, Mt.Nuptse, and Mt.Lhotse.
Of course, Mount Everest borders the Nepalese and Chinese territories.
Yes, the helicopter will drop you off at Kathmandu Airport.
The Helicopter ride from Gorakshep to Kathmandu takes about 1 hour and 30 minutes, headed westbound.
If required, your Heli will have a stopover at Lukla for refueling, or it’s a direct flight to Kathmandu Airport.
Your pickup point for this trip is Gorakshep. Since the elevation of Gorakshep is higher than 5000 meters, the thin air limits the Helicopter’s carrying capacity.
3 of the five passengers in the Heli will first be descended to Pheriche, and the Heli will be back to Gorakshep to pick up the rest of the passengers.
Then again, the Heli will take off from Pheriche with full occupancy of 5 people for the flight to Kathmandu.
Definitely not, your Helicopter can’t fly you over to the summit of Mount Everest.
It is not permitted by the Ministry of Culture Tourism and Civil Aviation of Nepal to fly on top of the mountain.
The price of this trip may vary depending upon availability, number of travelers, and season time. Please contact us with your requirements for further detailed information.
Yes, you have the alternative to fly to Lukla and take a scheduled flight to Kathmandu the following day instead of taking the Heli directly to Kathmandu.
However, please note that the Heli trip begins from Gorakshep, not Everest Base Camp. The terrain of Everest Base Camp is uneven and filled with huge ice boulders and glacial moraines, making it difficult for the Chopper to land.
Spring and autumn are the peak season for Helicopter rides to the Everest region.
The weather window is clear, and you get a picturesque view of the enigmatic geography of the Everest region during spring and autumn.
However, due to Global Warming, we can organize such trips during the Monsoons (May-July) too.
Yes, our full board package includes all ground transportation, including airport transfers, until your departure and picks you up at the end of the trip.
Yes, you require two different permits for Everest Base Camp Trek: Sagarmatha National Park Entry Permit and Khumbu Rural Municipality Permit.
Yes, your bags will fly in the Helicopter on your flight to Kathmandu.
The basic trekking gear will suffice for this trek. All along the trek, you will be walking on foot trails with uneven surfaces.
A good trekking boot is a must for this trek. You can check our Essential Equipments for detailed insight into the gear requisites for such treks.
Boundless Adventures is a local tour operator based in Nepal. Our website has an automated built-in booking system with integrated online payment services.
First, fill out the booking form, and our representatives will address you shortly to guide you.
A total of 5 people can be accommodated in a Chopper. Generally, an Airbus B350 helicopter is used for the flight for its high altitude traversing capability beyond 5000 meters.
Yes, of course, get the front seat. But the seat is provided based on the weight of the passenger.
Front seats must be allotted to the lighter weight passenger owing to the flying aerodynamics.
The Helicopter you board on this trip has a maximum carrying capacity of 500 kg, except for the pilot.
Everest Base Camp lies in the innermost vicinity between the gigantic snowy mountains and is cold for most of the year.
The temperature varies from (Day)-4.8°C to -15.2°C(Night) in the winter and (Day)22°C to 4°C(Night) in the summer.
Yes, you can take a shared ride on a Helicopter to Kathmandu from Gorakshep. However, it is subject to availability during your time.
It is advised to consult your trekking agent for the matter beforehand.
The pilots and crew that operate in the Everest region are specially trained to fly in higher elevations and technical terrains.
The Government has mandated timely maintenance and repairs of such choppers.
Thus, rest assured; it is safe to fly on a Helicopter trip from Gorakshep to Kathmandu.
Yes, solo females can trek to Everest Base camp and return. We get many solo female trekkers yearly and have successfully served their adventure needs safely without any instances.
We also have female trekking guides if you are a female solo trekker and would love to have company during your trek.
- Instant Online Booking
- Privacy Protected
- Guranteed Departure
- Best Price Guaranteed
- Options Available (Accommodation, meals, permit fees, ground transportation, government tax, guide, airport picks up & drop off)