Helicopter tours are for those with limited time and don’t prefer uphill and downhill hikes on difficult Himalayan trails. So if you’re not up for it, you could charter a helicopter and go to any place without any difficulty. Helicopter tours are not trending big-time & have become very popular for sightseeing as the helicopter takes a very small space to land.
Do you want to enjoy the mountains despite health issues and time constraints? Helicopter tours make it possible to do so in a day. Fly parallel to the high mountains and experience the thrilling ride above glacier lakes, quaint villages, and verdant hills. It’s simply a fantastic experience!
Take a helicopter tour to Everest, enjoy the bird’s eye view of Lukla, fly parallel to the Himalayan ranges, and savor the breathtaking aerial views. Kalapatthar peak is the best place to see Mount Everest where you will stopover to soak in the mountain vistas and open doors to wonderful memories. You can have breakfast while enjoying breathtaking views of stunning mountains like Ama Dablam, Khumbu, and Thamserku at Shyangboche.
These days, trekking to Everest and returning by helicopter is fast becoming a natural way to enjoy the best of both worlds – trekking and a scintillating helicopter ride. You can choose from our different treks to the Everest region with a helicopter ride as per your convenience.
Langtang is one of the best destinations for a helicopter ride with breathtaking aerial views of Gosaikunda Lake, Himalayan peaks of Nepal, and Tibet and ethnic Tamang villages.
Your helicopter will briefly land at Kyangjin Gompa, an ancient Buddhist monastery in Langtang National Park.
The best time to do a helicopter tour is in spring and autumn. The pre-monsoon weather of spring and post-monsoon weather of autumn is clear and gives you uninterrupted views. In Nepal spring is from March to May and the autumn season starts from late September and last till November. Having said that the weather conditions high in the mountains are quite unpredictable and your safety remains our first priority.
