Everest Base Camp Heli Tour

This tour gives a great opportunity to have a bird eyes view of the valley and Mt. Everest flying over to Gokyo Lakes the world’s highest freshwater lake. We then fly back to Kathmandu and end our Everest Heli Tour.

We will start our tour by visiting Kathmandu’s UNESCO World Heritage Sites then We begin the day with a helicopter ride flying over the Everest Base Camp which offers breathtaking views of the Everest region then make we will make a stopover at Kala Patthar which is said to be the best viewpoint to capture the rare beauty of the majestic Himalayas including Everest. After spending some time at Kala Patthar we head back to Kathmandu.

This tour is carefully overviewed by our own team to ensure the best service we will and experience to our client. Hence we give a perfect itinerary to you with the perfect mixture to experience the culture and tradition of the valley and also capture the breathtaking views and places around the Everest range with the comfort of flying in a helicopter at a reasonable price.

ABOUT EVEREST BASE CAMP
EVEREST BASE CAMP:
Expedition members usually fly into Lukla (2,860 m) from Kathmandu and pass through Namche Bazaar to reach EBC .people who are not very experienced trekkers stop till Everest base camp and but for people who want to summit the Everest they take few days to acclimatization the altitude, base camps are situated throughout different regions of Everest summit trails for the settlement of people going to the top.in every base camp, there are expertise and small scale medical care and usually, when anything goes wrong the injured or the people who have passed away due to their injuries are taken back to these base camp usually based NAMCHE BAZAR:

Namche Bazar is called the gateway to Everest .it is located in the Khumbu region, here you can get access to different facilities such as wifi, electricity, atm, clinics. surprisingly also a western clinic that has decent equipment and also a decompression chamber for severe altitude sickness. There are also local clinics that offer free medical care only to cuts and bruises and non-altitude-related sickness but take charge.