Through our Everest Helicopter Tour, you will have the opportunity to touch down at famous, spectacular sites throughout the Everest region.
The uniqueness of each landing location provides you with permanent memories that we hope you value for a lifetime. The following are the main landing points we will stop at during the tour:
Kala Patthar
Kala Patthar is one of the main landing sites where visitors can view Mount Everest alongside numerous surrounding peaks. The site is one of the premier areas for photography because it sits at 5,545 meters (18,192 feet).
From an elevated position you can capture the magnificent Everest in all its glory because of clear skies that create the ideal photographic conditions.
Everest Base Camp
Despite significant restrictions on Base Camp landings because of weather and altitude challenges the helicopter flight enables you to observe the famous camp location from a privileged aerial view.
Climbers start their Everest summit attempt from the base camp which rests at 5,380 meters above sea level, also called 17,600 feet.
Syangboche
Namche Bazaar's small village, Syangboche, exists at the point above it. The area maintains the distinction of having the world's tallest airport, and it provides stunning Everest sights alongside other mountain peaks.
The landing location at this site gives visitors outstanding views of Khumbu region along with panoramic landscape views across valleys and villages.
Pheriche
Along the route to Everest Base Camp the destination of Pheriche attracts many visitors in their expedition. With its elevation of 4,243 meters (13,921 feet) the peaceful setting and breathtaking views qualify Syangboche as an outstanding destination.
The Heli landing opportunity enables visitors to discover this high-altitude village and experience breathtaking Himalayan views.
Lukla
Lukla is a memorable destination, although many people know it as the gateway to Everest Base Camp treks. The short airport facility here at 2,860 meters (9,383 feet) attracts worldwide recognition for its demanding runway situation. The landscapes around the settlements provide visitors with rare glimpses of the Everest region.
Gorak Shep
The location of Gorak Shep is the end of the trekking route to Everest Base Camp. The 5,164-meter (16,942-feet) elevation position allows trekkers to admire enchanting mountain vistas.
A hurried section at this stop enables you to view the Himalayan scenery from proximity before continuing the flight.