Luxury Everest Helicopter Tour
Embark on an extraordinary journey to the highest point on Earth by helicopter. Marvel at the panoramic views of iconic peaks like Lhotse, Nuptse, Ama Dablam, and the majestic Everest itself. The helicopter ride offers a unique perspective, allowing you to witness the rugged beauty of the Himalayas in all its splendor, with pristine glaciers and deep valleys beneath.
As you stand at the Earth’s highest point, enveloped by the crisp mountain air, take a moment to reflect on the immense journey that brought you here. The Everest helicopter tour becomes more than a scenic adventure; it transforms into a soul-stirring communion with the Himalayas, leaving an indelible mark on your travel narrative. With every twist and turn, you’ll find yourself suspended between earth and sky, capturing memories that transcend the ordinary and make this journey an extraordinary chapter in your exploration of the world’s highest peaks.
Tour Plan
Welcome to Kathmandu, Nepal!
Upon arrival, our representative will meet you at the airport, and transfer you to your hotel.
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Morning visit to Pashupatinath, a revered Hindu temple tracing its origins to 400 BC. Located on the banks of the sacred Bagmati River, its pagoda-style architecture pays homage to Lord Shiva. Have a private Vedic astrology chart reading performed by a local Hindu priest.
Next, visit Bhaktapur at Durbar Square, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Marvel at ancient temples, intricately carved palaces, and the 55-Window Palace. A guided stroll through Bhaktapur's narrow lanes to explore traditional Newari architecture and learn about the city's fascinating past, from its medieval roots to the present day. Participate in a pottery class and get guidance from skilled artisans, to mould and shape clay, delving into the age-old craft that defines Bhaktapur's artistic heritage. Visit a local yoghurt factory and learn about the traditional process of producing Juju Dhau, Bhaktapur's famed sweet yoghurt.
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| 4-star hotel | B/L/D |
Enjoy a spectacular sunrise and tea, before a chartered chopper will pick you up for your exhilarating journey to Mount Everest. As you fly 15 minutes to Kala Patthar (5,545m), truly feel the magnificence of the majestic Himalayas from above. Spend around 15 minutes taking in the up-close and breathtaking views of Mt. Everest, Nuptse, West Face, Lhotse, Khumbutse, and Pumori. Continue your adventure as you fly to Everest View Hotel for breakfast. After about an hour, continue to Lukla for a brief stop before returning to Kathmandu. Relax and enjoy a spa treatment to soothe your muscles.
| Accommodation | Meals |
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| 4-star hotel | B/L/D |
Visit Pashupatinath, where ancient traditions and sacred rituals converge along the Bagmati River. Immerse yourself in the divine aura of this UNESCO World Heritage site, a soul-stirring pilgrimage site.
| Accommodation | Meals |
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| 4-star hotel | B/L/D |
Depending on your flight schedule, you will be transferred to the airport for your final departure.
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When to travel
Nepal in January
Colder temperatures and minimal rainfall or snowfall. Ideal for treks amidst snow-covered Himalayas or exploring sun-soaked Southern Terai.Nepal in February
Crisp weather prevails. Perfect for trekking, wildlife safaris, and cultural exploration.Nepal in March
The prime trekking season begins as spring blooms. Pleasant temperatures invite trekkers and nature enthusiasts. Rhododendron blooms add vibrancy.Nepal in April
Warm and dry. Ideal for trekking and witnessing Nepal’s diverse flora. Festival offer a cultural richness.Nepal in May
Pre-monsoon warmth. Excellent for high-altitude trekking and enjoying lush landscapes.Nepal in June
Monsoon onset. Rainy, especially in lower regions. Trekking limited, but landscapes are lush.Nepal in July
Monsoon peaks. Greenery thrives. Best for cultural experiences, less for trekking.Nepal in August
Monsoon persists. Green landscapes, cultural festivities continue.Nepal in September
As the monsoon wanes, the second prime trekking season begins. Excellent for trekking. Clear skies unveil stunning mountain vistas.Nepal in October
Post-monsoon clarity. Peak trekking season. Festivals celebrate culture and spirituality.Nepal in November
Crisp autumn air. Ideal for trekking, wildlife safaris, and cultural exploration.Nepal in December
The winter begins and temperatures get colder. Great for treks, cultural experiences, and Himalayan vistas.A note on price
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