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Everest Base Camp trek is an accomplishable hike for all. Only you need is physical fitness and mental preparedness to overcome Everest base camp trek difficulty level. Those with no previous trek experience can also complete this trek with some planning and training for a few weeks. Though, a previous trekking experience can be beneficial.
Everest Base Camp Helicopter Trek is a unique itinerary package tailor-made so that one gets to trek in the Everest region and to the base camp of Everest and return by a chartered helicopter flight back to Kathmandu getting a bird’s eye view of the highest place on planet Earth, Mount Everest (8,848m/29,028ft).
Annually, thousands of adventurer trekkers arrive in Nepal to trek at various Nepali Hiking Trails. A large fraction of them do their trek in the Everest region. It is the conquest of the inner spirit and the physical body. The lands in the shadow of the Himalayas have given rise to rugged yet unique terrain, making it a perfect trekking destination for trekking enthusiasts. Along with mesmerizing geographical beauty, the people of the region are very welcoming, with their Buddhist faith which has evolved from the fortitude of this dwelling, making trekking in this region cut off, from the rest of the world physically, all the more luring. The fluttering flags, the etched-in prayers on the mani walls, the welcoming Chorten prayer gates, and the Sherpa Community Buddhist Monasteries. All are a part of the landscape so well entwined into the natural elements. That makes hiking in the Everest region all the more filling.
The Everest base camp helicopter trek itinerary is so made that you get to hike to all the regions special in the Everest region and to the base camp, where preparations are made by the diehards who give all, to be on record of having conquered the peak of Everest. When your Everest base camp trek is over, you are ferried over the peak to see it first hand by a specially chartered helicopter ride which finally returns you to Kathmandu, you have a special view to take pictures from your angle to show back home, where you had trekked.
Day 01: Arrival at Kathmandu
Day 02: Fly to Lukla and Trek to Phakding (2,652m/8,700ft) [3 hours]
Day 03: Trek to Namche Bazaar (3,440m/11,286ft) [6 hours]
Day 04: Acclimatization at Namche Bazaar, hike to Everest view hotel (3,900m/12,795ft) 3-4 hours
Day 05: Trek to Tengboche (3,860m/12,664ft) [5 hours]
Day 06: Trek to Dingboche (4,410m/14,468ft) [5 hours]
Day 07: Trek to Lobuche (4,910m/16,108ft) [5 hours]
Day 08: Hike to Everest Base Camp (5,400m/17,716ft) & return to Gorakshep [7 hours]
Day 09: Hike to Kalapathar (5,550m/18,208ft) & return to Gorakshep to fly back to Kathmandu on a Chartered helicopter
Day 10: Transfer to the Airport for your onward destination
Namche Bazar, also known as the gateway to Everest, is a picturesque sherpa settlement found in the remote Khumbu region. Though very far from densely populated cities, Namche Bazar is a sophisticated village where trekkers and mountaineers can find and buy all the necessary goods for trekking and expeditions.
In the past few decades, Namche Bazar has morphed from a remote settlement to a well-facilitated tourist hub, but it hasn’t lost its essence and bucolic charm. Its dusty paths have been improved from stone paved ones and small huts to multistoried homes that still adhere to architectural design native to the Khumbu region. It is the last luxurious stop before a trekker further pierces in the Everest region. The markets of Namche Bazar are well stocked with essential trekking gear in case you have forgotten to purchase anything while in Kathmandu, branded and locally manufactured apparel can also be bought here.
It is Namche Bazar which will gift trekkers and mountaineers with first glimpses of Mt. Everest. There are luxurious hotels, lodges, and restaurants that serve local and international cuisines as well. In addition, museums, stupas, monasteries, and shrines found in Namche Bazar will help you enlighten with the history, culture, tradition, and lifestyle of the community contently living in this remote part of Khumbu.
The most important aspect of Namche Bazar is, that this boisterous town sitting on the lap of the Himalayas sets the mood for trekkers and mountaineers to take on the challenge of trekking in the Everest region or any sort of demanding mountain expedition, it invigorates them and oust any kind of hesitation, doubts and fear they might have. This lively and happening Sherpa town introduces trekkers and mountaineers with challenges, obstacles, hindrances, problems and difficulties, solutions, rewards, adventure, thrill, and courage simultaneously. It’s not just a place with houses, hotels, lodges, and restaurants but it’s an atmosphere, a different world that bolsters the dreams and determination of adventurers and thrill seekers.
There is no road access to Khumbu region so the only way to reach Khumbu region is via flight to Lukla.
The trans-Himalayan flight to Lukla takes off from either Kathmandu or Ramachhap. The thing about this flight is that it is not a regular flight, it’s a flight that allows its passengers to get magnificent views of Langtang Range, Gaurishankar Range, Makalu Range, and Everest Range. The views of the mountains are just out of this world. The snow-capped peaks pierce white gossamer clouds and display their ethereal beauty to spectators on board.
The touchdown at Lukla is an adventure on its own. Tenzing Hillary Airport is one of the most difficult airports to land an aircraft on, and that is why no newbie pilot is permitted to fly to Lukla. The aircraft dives headfirst from the hill opposite Lukla before lifting for the touchdown at Tenzing Hillary Airport. Your adventurous trek begins with a thrilling and almost acrobatic landing performed by pilots who have mastered the Himalayan skies with their aircraft.
Kalapatthar. Everyone might have seen an iconic picture of Everest, that has been circulating on Social Media and other print media. Well, that picture was taken from Kalapatthar and that is just a cropped frame of 360o majestic view one can see from Kalapatthar. It is the highest point that trekkers will trek while doing Everest High Passes Trek and it is elevated 5,555 meters/18,225 ft from sea level.
Kalapatthar summit is a 2-hour hike from Gorakshep and it rewards trekkers with the best view of Mt. Everest one can ever get and other peaks like Nuptse, Ama Dablam, Cholatse, Pumori, and many more. In addition to that one can witness almost all of the Khumbu Glacier. Summiting Kalapatthar is almost similar to scaling a small mountain often found in the Alps, Andes, and Rocky Mountain ranges.
Everest Base Camp is yet another adventurer’s paradise. Why shouldn’t it be? It is the base of the tallest peak on the planet. The place from where arduous stretch through icefall, glaciers, crevasses, and steep sections begins. Well, trying hard to not re-iterate it, but it is an amazing place to be for hardcore adventurers and thrill seekers often ranking high on their bucket list. At EBC one can witness Khumbu ice fall, spot amazing landscapes, get a sneak peek of the geography of a bowl-shaped valley surrounded by Lhotse, Everest, and Nuptse, and also get a chance to converse with mountaineers who are about to embark on their expedition.
Khumbu Glacier is the glacier originating from the highest elevation in the world. It originates from the Everest cwm (which means bowl-shaped valley) and stretches all the way to Lobuche. It is a feeding source of water for Imja Khola which later coalesces with Dudh Koshi river. The Khumbu glacier likewise has played a major role in carving the Khumbu valley and making a geographical marvel out of granite rocks found in the fold mountains of the Himalayas. The glacier is humongous and majestic, the sheer size and volume of the ice beneath the debris is just something incomprehensible to untrained eyes. Khumbu Glacier undoubtedly is the major attraction of the Everest Helicopter Trek.
Helicopter Fly Out from Everest Region is a stand-alone adventure. The experience of hovering in Khumbu skies, being surrounded by awe-inspiring geographical beauty is something many people dream of. After trekking to Everest Base Camp and summiting Kalapatthar, trekkers will be flown out from Gorakshep by Helicopter. During the flight, trekkers will be able to get a perspective of the Khumbu region that is unavailable to normal trekkers. Many hidden mountains reveal themselves to airborne adventurers. An overview of Khumbu Glacier and a majestic view of the beautiful geography of Khumbu can be observed during Helicopter Fly out.
Today you fly into Kathmandu from your previous destination. A representative from Breakfree Adventures will be there to welcome you from the International Airport and he will then take you to your allotted three-star hotel for the nightly stay. If any time is on hand, you can use it check around town, in the vicinity of the hotel.
At evening our team member will meet you at your hotel to give you brief information about the Everest Base Camp Helicopter Trek that you will be commencing tomorrow.
Overnight at Hotel in Kathmandu.
At the earliest hour of day, we will be taking a trans Himalayan flight to Lukla from Kathmandu or Ramechhap depending upon the availability of flight to Luka. Flight from Ramechhap is shorter lasting for approximately 12 minutes due to its proximity with Lukla whereas from Kathmandu it takes around 40 minutes to reach Lukla. In case of Lukla flight from Ramechhap trekkers will be driven to Manthali Airport from Kathmandu at the early hours of the day.
During the trans Himalayan flight passengers will get to savour the panoramic view of Langtang Mountain range, Gaurishankar Mountain ranges, Everest Range and Makalu range. In addition to mountain sighting the flight also provides beautiful view comprising geographical marvel of beautiful hills, valleys and rivers.
Upon arrival in Lukla, Everest High Passes Trek officially begins. After securing all goods and short briefing, first stretch of the trek begins, which will take trekkers to Phakding. During 3-4 hours trek trekkers will get to observe the charm of Khumbu Region. The hike for the day will end after reaching the prebooked lodge at Phakding where trekkers will spend the night.
Overnight at Lodge in Phakding
Completing breakfast at the lodge, we are into our second day’s hike to Namache Bazaar, the centre of activity in the Everest Region and the hub of the Sherpa community. This hike covers a distance of 10 kilometres in about 6 hours. On route, it is a soft ascend to Namche Bazaar and on the way, you seem to be greeted by the array of different coloured flags, prayer etched Mani Stone Walls, welcoming chorten gates and yaks being taken to graze on existing fodder, and the monastery here and there with prayer wheels. You, arriving at your destination, will be put up at a lodge for the night
Today, we will let our body get used to the air low density level in which we are with a short hike to Hotel Everest that takes 3 to 4 hours with a soft ascending trek and descending on return. There, you can have lunch with a beer in hand and get a cinematic view of Everest from an elevated vantage point. On return, we stay the night at a lodge for the night.
Having got our red blood cells normalized to the air level at this altitude, we head for Tengboche at 3680 metres above sea level. It takes us nearly five hours walking at a comfortable hiking speed covering a distance of 9.3 Kilometers. On route, we pay a visit to the Monastery which Tengboche is famous for and admire the historical artefacts, spiritual paintings and Frescos. We are put up for the night at a lodge.
Taking one last look around after breakfast, we start trekking to Dingboche which stands at 4410 above sea level and to get to it, it takes 5 hours while covering a distance of 11 kilometres. On the way there seems to me an increase in the fluttering prayer flags, the prayer etched mani walls, as if to give great reverence to the mighty Everest that is in touching distance. We stop for the day at a lodge and stay there the night.
Today, after a proper breakfast for the hike, we begin out trek to more than half the height of Everest to Lobuche at 4910 metres above sea level. It should take us about five hours to reach while covering an ascent of 18 kilometres much of the way. We stay the night at a lodge.
Today is the day of all days, we hike to Everest Base Camp that is at an elevation of 5400 metres. You have now touched the foundation of Everest and your head literally pains to spot the towering pinnacle. It is here that the diehard mountaineers aspire to climb to the top of the world. Spending some time and getting to know some of the aspiring crowd, we make our way out to hike to Gorek Shep to get a look of Mount Everest from a slightly different angle. We stay the night at a lodge here.
Today is the last day of our trek and stay in the Everest region. We hike to the eastern side of Everest to Kalapathar at 5550m getting its name from the black exposed rocks. At this height and level, you get a totally new look of this gigantic mountain from a different angle. It is a hike back to Gorek Shep, from where you take your chartered helicopter ride back to Kathmandu. In the ride you get a chance to take pictures of all the places you have been to and most of all Everest. In addition to the mid-Himalayan range with its raging river, gorges, lush valleys and more. In Kathmandu you are taken to your hotel for night’s stay. This evening you will be taken to an authentic Nepali restaurant for a farewell dinner by the staff of the company.
Now having accomplished what you had come for, today a representative of the company will drop you off at the airport three hours ahead of your flight out for in check formalities.
At Breakfree Adventures, we will have hoped that you had a successful trekking adventure with this Everest Base Camp hike and the return helicopter ride which is specially made taking your comfort and security into consideration.
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The itinerary mentioned and explained above is a standard itinerary. Depending upon your requirements and need we can tweak things here and there to either shorten or lengthen the duration of your Everest Base Camp Helicopter Trek. Please inquire us at: [email protected] or call at +977-9851014557 for more information regarding Everest Base Camp Helicopter Trek.
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Along with the excitement and adventure of trekking to the Himalayas, there always will be risks of altitude sickness and other mishaps. Our standard Everest Base Camp Helicopter Trek has a day segregated for acclimatization in Namche to thwart the chances of altitude sickness. Nevertheless, the burlesque unpolluted environment will help to alleviate any such predicaments. As for our part regarding trekker’s security, the guide will be vigilant for any symptoms and will take remedial action right away. You get rest days to acclimatize when it is thought necessary. We also request trekkers to listen and follow the instructions of guides to avoid any mishaps and accidents.
Normally, all food served on the trek here is of the choice of the Everest Trekker. Food options choices of Western or local are served. But on advice, the local food served is not only hygienically prepared but well suited for the Everest terrain.
Hiking is an activity done in the open over natural terrain, so sometimes there are injuries from the lackadaisical attitude of the trekker else one can say no. In this Everest Base Camp trek with the helicopter ride back and like any other in the Everest region, you are around the most welcoming people who go all out, to make your stay comfortable, safe, and hospitable.
Yes, you can, in that case, try out this package called Everest Base Camp Trek. It will be longer trekking days as you would need to return to Lukla to fly back to Kathmandu.
Spring (February, March, April, May) and Autumn (October, November) are the best seasons for the Everest base camp trek, fly out by helicopter. The weather is sunny and warm offering outstanding views but the nights are cold and can fall to freezing in higher elevations.
Winter (Dec, Jan, Feb) is also good for Everest Base Camp Helicopter Trek, the only issue is cold (obviously). Trekking in summer/monsoon (June, July) will be affected by rain but summer trek could be a boon for a keen botanist. The trekking routes are crowded during spring and autumn but during monsoon and winter the routes are not packed and you can enjoy the best of nature.
The best time for Everest Base Camp Helicopter Trek is from late February to early May and from late September to early December. EBC trek fly-out by helicopter can be done in November-December or June-August also. But November and December are the winter and June till August is the monsoon season. So, some compromises need to be considered during these off-seasons.
Travel insurance is highly recommended and is in fact compulsory should you be going trekking, rafting, paragliding, etc. We require that, at a minimum, you are covered for personal injury, medical expenses, repatriation expenses, helicopter rescue, loss of luggage, etc. We strongly recommend that the policy also covers personal liability, cancellation, curtailment, loss of luggage, and personal effects. Please check with your insurance company that adventure activities and trekking above 3000m are covered in your policy, as some companies do not cover such things. You must carry proof of insurance (e.g. your insurance certificate) with you on the holiday; if you cannot provide this at the start of the holiday, you will be required to take out a suitable policy at that time.
In Kathmandu, we normally use 3-star hotels with breakfast but can upgrade upon request. During the Everest base camp trek, fly out by helicopter, we provide the best available guest house which is called Tea House (lodge). Family-run lodges often called ‘Teahouses’ are in the Everest region. Especially the higher you go accommodation is limited, so the room may differ from a private single/double room to a bed in a dormitory. EBC trek fly-out by helicopter accommodation is a very basic accommodation and usually has shared shower and toilet facilities. All lodges have a communal dining hall. Though basic, these teahouses are clean and welcoming, friendly and warm resting places after a tiring day’s trek. Tea Houses are more like hotels, with hot showers, western food, and private rooms (twin sharing). Some guesthouses are basic with shared washing and toilet facilities. If you are traveling in a group, you will share a room with someone else of the same gender from your group. If you prefer a single room, you may indicate your preference on request and pay a supplement. Keep in mind that several places do not allow single accommodations during peak season, but we will try our best to accommodate your preferences if possible. In this arrangement overnight halts with dinner and breakfast will be in Tea-houses (Lodges) and lunches in local restaurants en route. Furthermore, as you will be staying in locally owned lodges you will be benefiting and interacting with the local community. It will give you a true feel for the Nepalese people and their lives.
We provide quality food in sufficient quantities (breakfast, lunch, and dinner) from guesthouses chosen from a menu. While Everest base camp trek, fly out by helicopter, your guide will help with menu selection and ensure that you get the best value meals possible. Although the food is usually plentiful and delicious, you should be aware that the menu is not normally extensive due to the extreme locations. Most teahouses offer a variety of rice and noodle dishes, as well as soup and seasonal vegetables. A variety of cereals, bread, and egg dishes are generally available for breakfast. There will also be plenty of snacks available such as biscuits, chocolate, and soft drinks and in some areas, you will find fresh fruit in season. You can buy bottled mineral water from local lodges and shops en route or you can also ask your guide to fill your water bottle with boiled water and treat it with water purification pills.
Trek to the Everest Base Camp is an achievable hike for all. Only you need is physical fitness and mental preparedness to overcome the EBC Helicopter Trek. Those with no previous trek experience can also complete this trek with some planning and training for a few weeks. However, a previous trekking experience can be beneficial.
Our 10-day Everest base camp trek, fly out by helicopter is a moderate to strenuous trek suitable for passionate walkers who have the ability to walk at least 5-7 hours a day with a light day pack. Walking at higher altitudes is more physically demanding than walking at lower altitudes; however, if you are in excellent health with average physical fitness and have a positive attitude, self-confidence, and strong determination, you can accomplish the 15-day Everest Base Camp Trekking successfully. Exercising and jogging regularly for some weeks before the trip is a good idea to enhance your strength and stability. Past hiking experience would be an asset but no technical skill is required for this trip. Participants with pre-existing medical conditions such as heart, lung, and blood disease should inform us before booking the trek.
The hike to the Everest base camp trek is considered a moderately strenuous trek. This also doesn’t mean previous trekking or mountaineering experience is required. The attempt is to reach the base camp and not summiting the peak itself, so any technical experience isn’t required. What you need is to be in good physical shape and able to walk for four to six hours per day over mountainous terrain with a light backpack. Besides, after attending the base camp, you will straightly fly back to Kathmandu in a chartered helicopter.
For the Everest base camp trek, fly out by helicopter, there will be one Guide, an assistant Guide (8 trekkers: 1 assistant guide), and a porter for luggage carrying (2 trekkers: 1 porter). This arrangement ensures that should anybody in the group is sick; the trip can still go ahead as planned. We can run the Everest base camp trek, fly out by helicopter Trekking for 1-6 people per chopper.
The most significant thing that makes your Everest base camp trek, fly out by helicopter successful, enjoyable, and memorable is the expert, experienced, courteous, and helpful trek and Guide and the crew members who have the ability to operate your days in the mountain smoothly. Your trip will be led by the best and most professional Guide. All of our Trekking Guides are carefully selected based on their appropriate experience, Guiding skills, and personal aptitude. To sustain local communities, Breakfree Adventures employs staff who have plenty of knowledge about the culture, flora and fauna, geography, and history of Nepal. The Trekking Guides of Breakfree Adventures are trained with the following training to help them be educated on potential medical issues during their trek, biodiversity, environmental issues, English language, etc:
Our Trekking Guides speak English sufficiently enough to communicate but please consider this is not our mother language. The guides and porters know the routes and locality like the back of their hand, they practice the local culture themselves and they are extremely passionate about their country and its cultural aspects.
The climate of Nepal is as varied as its geography. The low-lying Terai has a sub-tropical monsoonal climate. The Himalayan foothills, where most of our treks take place, are best in the cool dry season from September to May. The traditional trekking season in Nepal is late September to December, with October and November generally recognized as having the best weather. Spring is also a popular time of year with warmer weather and the advantage of seeing spring flowers and rhododendrons in bloom. The visibility is good and days are pleasantly warm, although nights can be cold, and snow is possible above 3,000 meters.
Himalayan weather can be unpredictable where nights are generally cooler and days warmer. It’s a bit colder during the winter season (Jan to Feb) but days can be quite warm and lovely if the sun is shining. You can expect a bit of snow in January/February and December. Expect the unexpected! The temperature could be as high as 20 deg C to -15 deg C low.
Security and safety are a high priority of our company, however, there are risks associated with adventure travel, that you should consider before booking. Our trip operators constantly monitor their areas of operation and will cancel or re-route a trip if they feel a destination is unsafe. The decision to travel to a particular country or region is a personal one.
At higher altitudes, anyone might experience altitude sickness regardless of how fit you are or age difference. Those who haven’t lived at high altitudes may also suffer from altitude sickness (also called AMS or altitude motion sickness). The best thing to do is to walk slowly and with proper hydration, altitude sickness on the EBC trek fly out by helicopter can be prevented.
Breakfree Adventures is a leading trekking and travel agency with dedicated travel Professionals who are well-trained to give you the best of what Nepal has to offer. Our professional team follows a social philosophy that accepts responsibility for the local people and the environment in which we work. We respect the natural environment and the culture of our country, and we help travelers from around the world discover the natural beauty and cultural treasures of Nepal. We know that responsible travel tries to minimize the impact of tourism on the environment and maximize employment and income-generating opportunities for local communities. The whole of Nepal, including those living in remote rural areas that have very few other opportunities for development, benefits from sustainable tourism.
Breakfree Adventures is passionate about preserving the environment. As responsible tour guides in Nepal, we strive to maintain a symbiotic relationship with the local communities through which we travel. While trekking to different destinations, we choose environmentally-friendly lodges that respect the needs of their staff members. We take care of our staff as well as our valued clients. During our treks and other trips, we follow a zero-garbage policy (“pack in, pack out”) and leave nothing behind in the campsites. We always welcome your feedback and comments regarding responsible travel, so please send an e-mail to let us know what you think.
All foreigners, besides Indians, require a visa to enter Nepal. On arrival visa is provided to tourists at Tribhuvan International Airport by the immigration office of Nepal. Click here to read more regarding tourist visas in Nepal.
The visa application would require a passport legitimate for at least 6- months and a passport-length photograph. The present-day visa rate costs USD30 for 15 days, which you need to pay in cash (Please bring the exact change of USD30 per person) on arrival at Tribhuvan International Airport. Citizens of China and the SAARC nations will acquire a loose visa.
A few countries – Nigeria, Ghana, Zimbabwe, Swaziland, Cameroon, Somalia, Liberia, Ethiopia, Iraq, Palestine, and Afghanistan- may not get hold of an on-arrival visa. In case you are from those international locations, you should contact your local Nepalese embassy.
Nepali Rupees (NPR/Rs)
(USD 1 = NPR/Rs 132) at present (Subject to change)
You can exchange foreign currencies via the nearest banks and valid money exchange counters in Thamel, and also you can alternate small quantities of cash in hotels.
The simplest one hundred and 2000 Indian Rupee notes are legal in Nepal. You may also withdraw cash (in Nepali Rupees only) from one of the many ATMs in Kathmandu and other major cities.
Several ATMs in Kathmandu are open around the clock. In case you are using a foreign card – the most withdrawn quantity is 35,000 Rupees for a 500 Rupees processing fee. If you use Credit Cards provided to you by your banking partner, for exchanging foreign currency, you might get charged a processing fee of approximately four percent or more. Credit cards (Mastercard, Visa & American Express) are accepted at major hotels, shops and restaurants.
The chances of finding a bank along the trekking trail are near null, so we encourage you to exchange foreign currency or withdraw enough money in Kathmandu. With enough Nepali Rupees cash on your hand, you can easily pay for the services and goods almost everywhere.
After completing the trek, you may join other extra adventure activities for one day or more. There are numerous stunning and adventurous places in Nepal. You may spend your extras days in Kathmandu through various approaches, which include, the Everest Mountain flight, Everest Base Camp Heli Tour, Bhaktapur and Nagarkot day trip, Chitwan Jungle Safaris, 2 nights 3 days Chitwan jungle safari, Chitwan Luxury Tour, Trishuli River Rafting before flying back home.
After finishing the trek, we will organize a farewell dinner in the evening a day before you leave Nepal in Kathmandu. The Farwell Dinner will be at a Nepali Authentic Restaurant with a Nepali Cultural Show showcasing Nepalese culture and traditions with dance, and singing by dancers wearing different dresses of communities living in Nepal. At some point during the dinner, we shall gift you with a printed certificate citing your trek achievement and other goodies. We’d pretty much admire it if you would give compliments, and feedback (good or bad, we don’t mind) on the trek. This will help us improve our services for vacationers/trekkers coming to Nepal.
We suggest our customers add a few more days similarly to their trip duration so they do not omit their return flight. We propose our clients add 2 more days to keep away from any troubles with international flights.
Please note: The Everest Base Camp Helicopter Trek package includes fixed departure dates from Kathmandu and may be fitted to accommodate your specific requests and schedule. Please look into our special departure dates for your trek. If the date does not fit you, then let us organize a private trek for you.
But there could be strikes, protests, and roadblocks due to political reasons also bad weather, highway conditions, and many other factors can affect your itinerary which can affect your trekking experience.
The itinerary of Everest Base Camp Helicopter Trek is standard; please be advised that we might have to modify it because of external factors beyond our control – which include the unstable climate for Helicopter flight, traffic jams on the highway between Kathmandu/Ramechhap(Manthali Airport), unforeseen governmental decrees, path, and ecological situations.
Our motto is to give our clients the best trek experience of Everest Base Camp Helicopter Trek. However, because of the character of the trek, we could be compelled now and again to make a slight change in the itinerary. It can be due to bad weather or any other unexpected circumstances. The itinerary is well planned and glued; however, it additionally has some bendy areas. Therefore, we additionally count on our guests to be flexible for a few greater days in Nepal.
