Everest Base Camp Helicopter Tour - 5 hours

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Everest base camp helicopter tour

Take the Everest Base Camp Helicopter Tour from Kathmandu to have the quickest and most breathtaking way to visit the Himalayas.

This EBC Heli Tour package offers you a once-in-a-lifetime helicopter ride over the towering Khumbu peaks, including a scenic landing at Hotel Everest View with aerial views of Mount Everest itself.

Our Everest Base Camp Helicopter Tour 2026/2027 is the best way to turn your dream of ascending Everest into a reality with luxury.

At a Glance
  • Duration5 Hours
  • Difficulty Level Relaxing
  • Max Altitude 5555 M
  • Group Size 1-5 Pax
  • Starts Kathmandu Hotel
  • Ends Kathmandu Hotel
  • Best Season Autumn & Spring
Highlights
  • Panoramic Aerial Scenery: Enjoy the stunning vistas of Mt. Everest, Lhotse, Ama Dablam, and the Khumbu Glacier all from the comfort of a helicopter.
  • Smooth Landings: Get dropped off at Hotel Everest View and, if weather conditions allow, at Kala Patthar or EBC, offering the best unobstructed photo opportunities.
  • Time-Efficient: Experience the entire Everest Base Camp Helicopter Tour from Kathmandu in one day.
  • Luxury Experience: Enjoy a safe and comfortable flight with experienced pilots, making your journey an experience to cherish.
  • Cultural Insights: Experience the trekker-friendly Sherpa culture and the rugged terrain of the Everest region.

Overview of Everest Base Camp Helicopter Tour

The Everest Base Camp Helicopter Tour is a high-end helicopter tour that offers you an unparalleled opportunity to witness the magnificence of the Himalayas, skipping the traditional Everest Base Camp Trek.

Our helicopter tour to Everest Base Camp is designed for those who desire to behold the beauty of Mount Everest and its surrounding peaks within a day. If you are looking for the trekking experience but have less time on your hands and wish to add luxury, then you can book our Gorakshep to Kathmandu Heli tour.

The Everest Base Camp Helicopter Tour from Kathmandu sets off with the thrilling flight over the lush landscapes of Nepal and ends with breathtaking views of Mt. Everest, Lhotse, Nuptse, and the Khumbu Glacier.

The Everest Base Camp Heli Tour flies you above Mount Everest Base Camp and stops to have one of the luxurious breakfasts around the Himalayas at Hotel Everest View.

Due to recent government regulations, landings at Kala Patthar are no longer guaranteed, and thus, we strongly recommend that you contact us before finalizing the booking to get the latest information about landing sites.

If you are tight on time or looking for a luxury alternative to trekking, then this EBC Helicopter Tour with landing at Kala Patthar is a memory that goes deep into the heart of the Himalayas.

You can book this package with Himalayan Recreation  for both group and private departures. We further offer a full customization option for you to choose your route and make the trip truly yours.

Regardless of whether you decide on a full Everest Base Camp Helicopter Tour from Kathmandu or a one-way flight from Gorakshep, Namche, or Pheriche, we provide an easy, scenic, and safe flight with our high-altitude certified helicopters.

For 2026/2027, this Everest Base Camp Tour by Helicopter is a must-have on your bucket list to fulfill your adventure thirst.

Why would you love this helicopter tour to Everest Base Camp?

The Mount Everest Base Camp Helicopter Tour is cherished for its ability to give the essence of Everest without the physical strain of trekking.

Travelers love the convenience, luxury, and sheer awe of flying so close to the highest point in the world that this tour offers. The opportunity to land at such legendary locations as Hotel Everest View and possibly Kala Patthar or EBC seals the deal.

So if you are short on time and looking for something luxurious and adventurous at once, then our Everest Base Camp Heli Tour package is the right choice for you, which you would love.

Is the Helicopter Tour to Everest Base Camp Safe?

Safety is the first and foremost priority for us in any of our trips, and safety takes precedence in the Everest Base Camp Heli Tour. We have highly experienced pilots who have high-altitude flying skills, and our helicopters are equipped with the best available safety features.

You will have briefings before takeoff about weather and compliance with the strict rules and regulations of aviation to ensure safe and enjoyable travel.

In case of bad weather, the tour will be canceled or rescheduled, and if you face any problem during the flight, our guide will be there. Rest assured and book your trip now, as our Everest Base Camp tour by helicopter package is curated to be completely safe.

Is altitude sickness a concern during the EBC helicopter tour, and what are the safety protocols?

One of the highlights of the Everest Base Camp Helicopter Tour is the rapid ascent above 5,000 meters in a relatively short space of time. Although our itinerary includes landing at Hotel Everest View at an altitude of 3880 m, it is relatively safe.

However, there are chances that certain visitors may suffer minor effects of altitude sickness, such as headache, dizziness, nausea, or shortness of breath. These symptoms occur when your body is unable to adjust to the fast-changing altitude.

To minimize risks, all of our helicopters carry supplemental oxygen, and our very experienced guides have high-altitude emergency response training. If symptoms are felt, the helicopter can descend to lower altitudes such as Lukla or Kathmandu. We also advise against drinking and eating heavy meals before your flight, and drinking plenty of water.

Why Book the Everest Base Camp Helicopter Tour With Us?

Choosing us as your Everest Base Camp Helicopter Tour service provider guarantees that you are safe, reliable, and in for an unforgettable experience of the Himalayas.

We use professional pilots trained in high-altitude flights and equipped with emergency training to guarantee your experience is both smooth and safe. Our flights strictly follow safety procedures, giving you complete peace of mind as you fly over the highest mountains in the world.

We understand that every traveler is distinct and therefore offer flexible tour packages. This commitment to service, plus attention to safety and comfort, makes us the most reliable company for your Helicopter tour to Everest Base Camp from Kathmandu in 2026/2027.

What is the Everest Base Camp Helicopter Tour cost?

Our Helicopter Everest Base Camp tour cost starts from USD 1499 for a group tour. As for the private trip, the cost ranges from USD 5500 to USD 7550.

A group trip is ideal for individual travelers or small groups who wish to share the cost of the tour. Private charter is for those seeking more exclusivity and flexibility. It is totally up to you which trip you prefer; both departures offer you beautiful views of Mount Everest and the surrounding peaks.

Our package cost only includes the flight, permits, and guide. The breakfast at the Hotel Everest View is not included, and you will need to spare around 40 USD or 5000 Nepali rupees per person for breakfast.

Outline Itinerary

  • Day 000: Detailed itinerary of the Everest Base Camp Helicopter Tour from Kathmandu

Cost Details

Cost Includes
  • Private/shared Helicopter flight from Kathmandu/Lukla to Everest Base Camp (Kalapatthar), Hotel Everest View and return
  • Hotel pick-up and drop-off services in Kathmandu
  • All government taxes, airport taxes, and permits
  • Passenger insurance and emergency oxygen onboard
  • Landing at Kalapatthar for up-close Everest views and photography
  • Breakfast at Everest View Hotel (Syangboche)
  • Experienced pilot and ground handling team
  • Required Permits
Cost Excludes
  • Nepal entry visa and international flights
  • Personal expenses (souvenirs, bar bills, extra meals)
  • Tips for pilot and crew (optional but appreciated)
  • Travel insurance (recommended to cover high-altitude flights)
  • Anything not mentioned in the “Includes” section

Itinerary

Day 000:Detailed itinerary of the Everest Base Camp Helicopter Tour from Kathmandu

05:40 AM – Helicopter tour to Kathmandu Airport Helipad

Your Kathmandu Everest Helicopter Tour begins early in the morning when our team picks you up from your hotel and leads you to the Tribhuvan International Airport domestic terminal. The departure is intentionally set for early morning, as the early dawn gives you the best chance for blue skies and stunning scenery as the sun rises over the Himalayas.

The flight itself is short and easy, and it gives you a good lead-in to the day of adventure that is to come. Upon arrival, our staff will have everything prepared in advance, and we will have your heli tour underway with ease and convenience.

06:20 AM – Kathmandu Domestic Airport Helicopter Check-In

You will arrive at the Kathmandu domestic terminal and check into your Everest Helicopter Flight. It is here that you will have your identification documents ready and go through a quick but necessary pre-flight briefing.

The pilot and ground crew will talk to you about safety measures, weather conditions, and emergency responses to make you comfortable and secure before you take off. This step makes your Everest Base Camp Heli Tour fun as well as safe and well-organized, and you can simply relax and focus on the adventure ahead.

06:40 AM – Scenic Flight to Lukla: Gateway to Everest (2,860 m)

Soon after, the helicopter takes off for a breathtaking 25–30 minute journey to Lukla, famously known as the gateway to Mount Everest. From the air, you’ll witness a dazzling panorama of Nepal’s landscapes, lush valleys, terraced farmlands, winding rivers, and ridgelines blanketed with snow.

The sight of Himalayan peaks emerging one after another is an unforgettable moment. After around an hour of flight, you will arrive in Lukla. Arrival at Lukla Airport (2,860 m), listed as one of the world's most dramatic airports, is the start of your journey into the Everest range.

07:45 AM – Short Stop at Lukla to Offload Return Fuel

Your helicopter will make a short 10-minute stop at Lukla. This is mainly logistically driven, with fuel being offloaded for preparing for flights at higher altitudes. However, it is also your first experience of Everest air. In Lukla, you can witness climbers, trekkers, Sherpas, and guides providing a glimpse into the energy and thrill that surrounds those heading to the Everest Base Camp trek. For the heli tour tourists, though, this is merely the beginning of a fast-track airborne adventure.

08:00 AM – Approach to Everest Base Camp and Khumbu Area

From Lukla, the helicopter ascends higher into the Khumbu Valley, with stunning views of Sherpa villages and holy Himalayan landscapes. As you soar above Namche Bazaar, Tengboche Monastery, Pheriche, and Dingboche, the scenery transforms into breathtaking glacial vistas and snow-capped peaks. The route carries you close to some of the world's most iconic mountains, namely Mount Everest, Lhotse, Ama Dablam, Thamserku, and Nuptse. This is one of the most stunning sections of the Everest Base Camp Helicopter Tour, yes, as the Himalayas command every horizon.

08:30 AM – Fly over Everest Base Camp and Kala Patthar (5,644 m)

This is the sheer highlight of the Everest Base Camp Heli Tour in 2026/2027. The helicopter dangles above Everest Base Camp (5,364 m), the base for the summit attempts, and sweeps above Kala Patthar (5,644 m), the highest vantage point of the region. Landing at Kala Patthar is now forbidden by the latest regulations, but flying close to this viewpoint provides you with a close-up sight of the highest mountain in the world. From here, you can take breathtaking shots of the south face of Everest, Khumbu Glacier, Icefall, and colorful expedition camps without needing to undergo the exhausting trek.

08:50 AM – Hotel Everest View (3,880 m) arrival

The helicopter then stops at the famous Hotel Everest View, officially recognized as the world's highest-altitude hotel. At 3,880 meters, this elegant place offers a breathtaking view of the Himalayan giants, Everest, Lhotse, Ama Dablam, and Nuptse.

You'll have 30–45 minutes to enjoy your breakfast or a hot coffee while taking in the 360-degree views of the mountains. The landing here is not only great for photo opportunities but also allows you to experience the peace of the Everest region without sweating a bit. It's an authentic, indulgent rest in the middle of the world's most extreme environment.

09:50 AM – Helicopter Return Flight to Kathmandu (with Optional Lukla Stop)

With your departure from Hotel Everest View, the helicopter takes off for the return trip. It flies the same route over the Khumbu Valley, giving you one last opportunity to look back at the breathtaking Himalayan panorama. If needed, the helicopter will also make a second, short refueling stop at Lukla before continuing the return journey to Kathmandu.

11:40 AM – Back to Kathmandu Domestic Airport

You return to the Kathmandu Domestic Airport later in the morning, marking the end of your bucket-list Everest Base Camp Helicopter Tour from Kathmandu. The short trip allows you to see the grandeur of Mount Everest in a few hours, a feat that would take weeks to accomplish by trekking.

12:00 PM – Hotel Transfer and Tour End

Finally, we return you to your Kathmandu hotel. As you settle back into city rhythms once more, visions of flying above glaciers, touching down in the Everest region, and gazing out at the top of the world from high altitude remain burned into your brain. This Everest Base Camp Helicopter ride Tour Package is the perfect option for the traveler who wants to see Everest without trekking, combining luxury, convenience, and breathtaking adventure into one priceless experience.

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    Everest Base Camp Helicopter Tour - 5 hours FAQs

    • The Everest Base Camp Helicopter Tour lasts around 4 to 6 hours in total, starting and ending in Kathmandu. This includes a number of legs of the flight, a brief ground time at the Hotel Everest View, and a flying sightseeing tour of Everest Base Camp and Kala Patthar.

    • The maximum altitude reached during the Everest helicopter tour is 5,644 meters (18,519 feet) above sea level, over Kala Patthar, which provides the best panoramic view of Mount Everest and its surrounding peaks.

    • No trekking or physical fitness is required as the Nepal Everest Helicopter Tour is designed for all age groups and fitness levels. It’s ideal for those who want to experience the Everest region without the strenuous trek.

    • Due to the altitude and terrain, helicopters do not typically land at Everest Base Camp. They instead fly over EBC aerially and land at Hotel Everest View, from where it is safe to land, and the scenery is even more spectacular.

    • The best months for the Everest Base Camp helicopter tour are March to May (spring) and September to November (autumn). The weather is clear, the skies are blue, and the Himalayan scenery is at its best during these months.

    • A standard Everest Base Camp helicopter tour carries 4 to 5 passengers per flight, depending on total weight and weather. For the higher altitudes, weights are strictly cut off due to safety reasons.

    • Yes, the weather is quite crucial. Helicopter tours to Everest Base Camp may be delayed, rescheduled, or even canceled during poor visibility, high winds, or snow. Safety always comes first.

    • Breakfast at Hotel Everest View is not included in the normal Everest helicopter tour package. However, you can request food at your expense or request an all-inclusive package beforehand.

    • Yes, private helicopter flights to Everest Base Camp can be organized for those seeking a more personal and exclusive experience. Private flights are ideal for couples, families, and VIP visitors.

    • Yes, oxygen cylinders are brought on board as a precaution, especially for the high-altitude segment over Kala Patthar. The crew is trained to deal with the unlikely event of altitude sickness.

    • Yes, children over 3 years old can go on the Mount Everest helicopter tour, but they need to be accompanied by an adult. It's a safe and enjoyable family experience.

    • Yes. The Kathmandu Everest Base Camp Helicopter Tour provides the finest possible vistas of Mount Everest, especially from Kala Patthar and Hotel Everest View, two of the region's best viewing points.

    • Dress in warm, layered clothing since the temperature at higher altitudes might be freezing even in spring or autumn. Also, wear sunglasses, gloves, a windproof jacket, and sturdy shoes.

    • There is no age restriction, but trekkers should be fit and free from any critical heart or breathing problems. Elderly passengers and young children are accepted but should be certified by a doctor if needed.

    • It's highly recommended to carry high-altitude helicopter evacuation and medical emergency services-covered travel insurance, even though the Everest helicopter flight is non-trekking and short.

    • Yes! You're welcome to take as many photos and videos as you would like. The Everest Base Camp helicopter tour provides some of the most photogenic landscapes on the planet.

    • According to the policy, if flights are grounded due to unfavorable weather, you can either have your Everest helicopter tour rescheduled for the next clear day or receive a full refund.

    • The Kathmandu Everest Base Camp Helicopter Tour is ideal for those who have less time or physical constraints. Unlike the 12–14-day EBC trek, the helicopter tour offers the same classic views in a matter of a few hours without trekking.

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    Know Before You Go

    Where is the Landing Point of the Everest Base Camp Tour by Helicopter?

    The primary landing spot for the Everest Base Camp Helicopter Tour from Kathmandu is the Hotel Everest View, renowned for its stunning scenery of Mt. Everest and the surrounding mountains.

    Hotel Everest View is a luxury hotel situated at 3880m, where you would have an option to have breakfast or coffee, all while admiring Mount Everest. You will have 30-45 minutes to spend at the hotel and explore the surroundings before you depart for Kathmandu.

    What is the flight route of the helicopter tour to Everest Base Camp?

    Everest Base Camp Helicopter Tour begins with a departure from Kathmandu to Lukla, the gateway to the Everest region, in a breathtaking helicopter flight.

    The tour then continues over the stunning landscapes of the Khumbu Glacier, Namche Bazaar, and other renowned Himalayan landmarks, offering panoramic views from above of the world's highest peaks.

    Heading to the highlight of the tour, the heli passes through Everest Base Camp and Kala Patthar, providing you with a close-up view of Everest and several other peaks. After that, the ride takes you to the landing point of the tour, Hotel Everest View (3,880m), where you can relax and experience the unparalleled mountain scenery, and take a short break.

    What are other landing Options for Mount Everest Base Camp Helicopter Flight Tour?

    There are several alternatives for the Helicopter Tour to Everest Base Camp. You can choose the place of your departure along with your landing based on your time availability and interest. Below are some of the most trending Everest Base Camp Helicopter Landing Tour packages:

    Everest tour by helicopter from Lukla

    Ideal for beginner trekkers, the Everest tour by helicopter from Lukla route bypasses multiple days of trekking. The helicopter makes a straight flight from Lukla to Kalapatthar. Mt Everest Heli Tour from Lukla offers an EBC quick-track experience. For return, you can either fly via helicopter to Lukla or directly to Kathmandu.

    Everest tour by helicopter from Phakding

    If you have arrived in Phakding on foot and want to experience the thrill of a Helicopter Tour to Everest Base Camp, then you can go for a Phakding to Everest Base Camp Tour by Helicopter.

    It is a perfect mid-trek option. The helicopter ride over Namche Bazaar reveals stunning views from up high before reaching Kala Patthar for exquisite close-up shots of Mt. Everest (8848.86 m). The tour ends with a helicopter ride to Kathmandu in a straight line.

    Everest tour by helicopter from Namche and Return to Lukla or Kathmandu

    This is one of the most sought-after segments for the Helicopter Tour to Everest Base Camp. From the world-renowned Sherpa village Namche Bazaar, you can fly via helicopter to either Kala Patthar or EBC. This option saves a lot of trekking time but still offers close-distance shots of the Himalayas. You will have options to return to Lukla or fly back to Kathmandu.

    Helicopter Tour from Tengboche to Everest Base Camp and Back to Lukla or Kathmandu

    Renowned for its beautiful monastery and scenery, Tengboche (3,867 m) is the peaceful base from where you can take an amazing Everest Base Camp Tour by helicopter. This option offers you bird's-eye views of Ama Dablam, Thamserku, and the Khumbu Glacier. You get to finish your journey at Lukla or return to Kathmandu by helicopter.

    Pheriche or Dingboche to Everest Base Camp or Kala Patthar and Return to Kathmandu

    From Pheriche or Dingboche, you can go on a quick but rewarding Everest Base Camp Heli flight Tour. It is ideal for trekkers who have progressed significantly and do not feel like pushing through the final high-altitude effort. On this option, you get aerial sightseeing of Kala Patthar, EBC, and the Khumbu region. You have an option to land at the Mount Everest Base Camp or Kala Patthar; following that, you will return to Kathmandu.

    Pangboche to Everest Base Camp or Kala Patthar Helicopter Flight and Land at Lukla

    You can also take a Helicopter Tour from Pangboche, which is the final settlement on the trek route, to the Everest Base Camp or land at Kala Patthar and enjoy a panoramic view of Mt. Everest. This is an excellent option for trekkers who need to save time while still experiencing the best of Everest Base Camp. You will fly down to Lukla following the aerial excursion or arrange the return to Kathmandu to your liking.

    Gorak Shep or Close to EBC to Kalapatthar and return Lukla/Kathmandu

    Gorakshep is the last stop before EBC and is a standard helicopter pick-up spot for trekkers completing their trek. From there, you can have an aerial loop of Kala Patthar or the foot of Mt. Everest and back by flight to Lukla or Kathmandu. This option is a luxurious way to end your Everest Base Camp Trek.

    What permits are required for the Everest Base Camp Helicopter Tour?

    Two permits are required for the Everest Base Camp heli tour, which are:

    • Sagarmatha National Park Entry Permit: Costs approximately NPR 3,000 (for SAARC nationals) or NPR 6,000 (otherwise).
    • Khumbu Pasang Lhamu Rural Municipality Fee: Costs approximately NPR 2,000.

    Both permits are included in your package with Himalayan Recreation and are taken care of by your guide, so you do not have to worry about them during the trip.

    When Is the Best Time for the Everest Base Camp Helicopter Tour?

    The ideal time for the Everest Base Camp Helicopter Tour from Kathmandu is during spring (March–May) and autumn (September–November). These seasons offer crystal-clear skies, pleasant weather, and the most spectacular mountain vistas.

    You can experience breathtaking views of Mount Everest, Lhotse, Nuptse, Ama Dablam, and the Khumbu Glacier at these times. Early morning flights are highly recommended, as the skies are generally clear before midday. This is also the safest and most scenic time for your Everest Base Camp Heli Tour, with a guarantee of flying to Hotel Everest View smoothly and, depending on the latest regulations and conditions, to Kala Patthar.

    While the helicopter tour is offered all throughout the year, flights during winters (Dec–Feb) and monsoon (Jun–Aug) are postponed or canceled based on the weather. Booking your EBC Helicopter Tour 2026/2027 during the peak season gives you a better, safer, and more fulfilling experience.

    Everything about the Weather you need to know on the Everest Base Camp Helicopter Tour

    The weather is a part of your entire Everest Base Camp Helicopter Tour experience. Like we have mentioned, the best time to fly is usually early morning when the air is clear, there are gentle winds, and visibility is optimal.

    Weather conditions under these circumstances offer the most breathtaking panoramic views of Mount Everest along with the surrounding Himalayas.

    Our pilots monitor live weather patterns and plan the flight so that your safety and maximum opportunity to view beautiful mountains during your journey are ensured. In case of bad weather, your flight will be rescheduled or, at worst, cancelled. We take responsibility for both the case and provide you with a refund.

    What Should You Prepare for the Everest Base Camp Helicopter Tour?

    Although trekking is not involved in the Helicopter Tour to Everest Base Camp, adequate preparation will ensure comfort and safety. The flight encounters altitudes of more than 5,000m; hence, warm gear is essential.

    Carry a down jacket, thermal base layers, gloves, woolen socks, a hat/beanie, UV sunglasses, and sunscreen. Use trekking boots or insulated boots for short landings. Eat a light meal before your flight and stay hydrated to minimize the effects of altitude.

    Mental readiness is also important, as the thin air at Kala Patthar or EBC may feel intense for first-timers. By preparing well, you’ll be able to fully enjoy the beauty of the Everest Heli Tour.

    What should you wear for the Everest Base Camp Helicopter Tour?

    Since the tour takes you to altitudes of 5,000 meters and higher, where it is very cold, your choice of clothes is most crucial. Layering for warmth and comfort for the flight is our recommendation.

    • Base Layers: Inner thermal wear
    • Outer Layers: Windproof or down jacket
    • Headwear: Woolen hat or beanie, UV-protective sunglasses
    • Footwear: Hiking boots or insulated shoes
    • Accessories: Gloves, neck buff, sunscreen

    Layer dressing enables you to acclimatize to the warm cabin environment as well as the cold at such landing points as Kala Patthar, Hotel Everest View, or Everest Base Camp.

    What Is the Weight Limit for the Everest Helicopter Tour?

    Weight management is also a significant part of the Everest Base Camp Helicopter Tour package. Between Kathmandu and Pheriche, the helicopter can take up to a 500 kg combined weight (passengers + luggage).

    After Pheriche, Kala Patthar, or EBC landings, the helicopter can carry only 3 passengers at one time, with a combined weight of 240–250 kg. As our itinerary includes a landing at the Hotel Everest View (3,880 m), the weight restriction is more flexible compared to EBC or Kala Patthar.

    The helicopter in this case carries 4-5 passengers, depending on the total combined weight, since the altitude is relatively lower. This ensures safety for the travelers and keeps the flight stable during thin atmospheric conditions. Our team will take care of all this smoothly so that you get a chance to see breathtaking aerial views of Mt. Everest and the Khumbu region.

    Which helicopter fleet is used for the Everest Base Camp Tour?

    Your flight to the summit of the world will be with the best in comfort and safety, and that is why we have a very selective fleet of high-speed helicopters appropriate for the Himalayas. We primarily utilize the AS350 B3e (Airbus H125), one of the strongest, stable, and able-to-fly-at-high-altitude helicopters in the industry.

    Our helicopters are regularly maintained, equipped with modern safety features, and operated by seasoned pilots with years of experience flying in the Everest region.

    Whether you’re flying from Kathmandu to EBC, joining from Lukla, or taking a special pick-up after trekking, our fleet ensures smooth operations, safe landings, and unforgettable views of Everest and its neighboring peaks.

    How Do You Book the Everest Base Camp Helicopter Tour From Kathmandu with Himalayan Recreation?

    Booking your Everest Base Camp Helicopter Tour for 2026/2027 with us is simple, quick, and entirely secure. Simply visit our Everest Heli Tour page and fill out the booking request form by giving your preferred flight date, group size, and departure place (Kathmandu, Lukla, Namche, etc.).

    Once you've submitted the form, instant confirmation assistance will be provided by our team. To reserve your seat, you need to pay a 30% deposit. We accept PayPal, bank transfer, or credit cards. Once we have your deposit, we will book your Everest Helicopter Tour with a landing.

    If you are in doubt about any part of the process, our team is standing by on the phone, WhatsApp, or email 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, to step you through it in detail.

    What Are the Cancellation Policies for the EBC Helicopter Tour?

    We understand plans may need to be changed, hence our cancellation policy is customer-friendly and adjustable:

    • Free Cancellation: Up to 7 days before departure.
    • 50% Refund: Cancellation between 3 and 6 days before departure.
    • No Refund: Cancellation within 48 hours or no-show.
    • Weather-Related Cancellations: If your Helicopter Tour to Everest Base Camp cannot operate due to unfavorable weather conditions, you will be refunded in full or rescheduled at no cost.

    This open cancellation policy makes your booking flexible and secure at all times.

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