Everest Heli with Namche Trek 3 days | vonKathmandu Adventures

3 days Total Duration

Lukla Trip Start Point

Namche Trip Finish Point

5550 m / 18045 ft (Kalapatthar) Highest Point

Moderate Difficulty Level

The crème de la crème of the Himalayas! Get an up close view of Everest and countless other Khumbu mountains on this adventure of a lifetime.

Highlights

	Fly in and out of Everest on a helicopter. Ariel view of Nepal’s infinite layered hills, rural countryside, tiny villages nestled in the mountains, glaciers, and the iconic Everest Base Camp on this scenic and exuberant chopper ride. Skip the hassle of driving to and from Manthali airport.
	Conquer your mountain dreams with lofty peaks guiding your trails to the foot of the sky-scraping Himalayan giants - Lhotse, Cho Oyu, Makalu and the showstopping Mount Everest.
	Spend a day in the Sherpa capital of Namche Bazaar.
	Watch alien landscapes come alive with trails changing from coniferous and birch forests alongside blue waters to barren valleys, chalky rivers, and glaciers. Keep an eye out for musk deer and exotic birds as you pass these landscapes.
	Stay in comfort mountain lodges. A lavish breakfast in Hotel Everest View.

Group Size	Price per person*
4 people	Inquire

	2 hotels
	3 breakfasts, 2 dinners
	Kathmandu to Lukla heli Gorakshep to Kathmandu heli Airport pickup and drop off

Valid until Dec 31st, 2024

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Incredible view from Kalapatthar

Evening in Kalapatthar, a favorite vantage point to see Khumbu mountains from

Yaks strolling with the giant Lhotse mountain in the backdrop

Gorgeous view of Everest and Lhotse seen from the walk from Namche towards Tengboche

From a tiny hamlet, Namche has steady grown in the last couple of decades to become a sizeable and dense town

Yaks heading to lower altitudes, back from Everest Base Camp. Rrocky debris over Khumbu glacier can be seen between the mountains and yaks

Fourth highest mountain in the world, Lhotse at 8516m

A lady in Pangboche clad in vibrant Sherpa attire called Bakkhu

Ama Dablam mountain in her postcard shape, seen from Pangboche

Perched on a hillside, Lukla Airpot is as thrilling as it is picturesque

Everest and Lhotse at sunset

Everest Base Camp can get freezing cold, especially at night. Overnight stay in Base Camp is permitted only for people climbing Everest

Ama Dablam seen through the ornately decorated gate of Tengboche Monastery

Tengboche Monastery has what is though to be a Yeti skull on display at its entrance

Khumbu mountains and a yak ferrying goods

Horse grazing in Tengboche, on the horizon are Everest, Lhotse and Ama Dablam mountains

Waiting for the sun after a chilly morning climb to Kalapatthar

Camps set up by mountaineers in Everest Base Camp next to Khumbu glacier

Towering mountains and deep valleys best describe Everest trek

Strolling along the ridge in Pangboche

Yaks in Tengboche

The ampitheatre of Namche Bazaar, often called the gateway to Everest

Traditional Sherpa houses of Upper Pangboche

Boulders and big rocks are considered holy and worshipped by Buddhists and Hindus alike

Dingboche is the last village before Everest Base Camp

Chhorten, a Buddhist monument, seemingly mimics the color and shape of Ama Dablam

When you reach Dingboche, Ama Dablam looks vastly different and almost unrecognizable from her classic postcard shape

Himalayan Tahrs are not an uncommon sight on the trek

Lenticular clouds over Everest

Little Sherpa kid. Cold wind and low moisture leads to rosy red cheeks in highlands

Buddhist monks at a festival in Namche

Tengboche village and monastery complemented by Kongde and Khumbila mountains

Giant mountains tower over you in all directions as you walk along Khumbu glacier

High snowcapped mountains overlook Tengboche

Buddhist prayer wheel in Namche outskirts beneath Kongde mountain

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Day 1	Kathmandu - Lukla - Monjo
Day 2	Monjo - Namche
Day 3	Namche - Everest Base Camp - Kalapathhar - Syangboche - Kathmandu

Day 1

Kathmandu - Lukla - Monjo

Drive from Kathmandu to Manthali 4 hrs

Fly from Manthali to Lukla 20 mins

A scenic and exhilarating heli flight takes us from Kathmandu to Lukla, the gateway of Everest Region.

Trek from Lukla to Monjo 5 to 6 hrs

We meet the rest of our crew, arrange our baggages, have breakfast, and embark on a journey to Monjo, passing exciting suspension bridges and tiny village settlements following the Koshi river.

Meals Included: Breakfast, Dinner

Accommodation: Yeti Mountain Home, Monjo

Day 2

Monjo - Namche

Trek from Monjo to Namche 3 to 4 hrs

We walk northward along the banks of Koshi and reach the entry point of Sagarmatha National Park, from where the gruelling uphill awaits before we reach the amphitheater town of Namche, nestled perfectly atop a hill. Spend the rest of the afternoon exploring monasteries, mountain museums, tiny cafes and coffee bars.

Meals Included: Breakfast, Dinner

Accommodation: Yeti Mountain Home, Namche

Day 3

Namche - Everest Base Camp - Kalapathhar - Syangboche - Kathmandu

Walk to the helipad 20 mins

Fly over Everest Base Camp, glaciers and Kalapathhar, and land at Hotel Everest View for breakfast before flying back to Kathmandu 3 to 4 hrs

We fly from Namche Bazaar over Everest Base Camp and Kalapathhar, and stop in Hotel Everest View, Syangboche for a celebratory breakfast. We then fly back to Kathmandu after breakfast

Meals Included: Breakfast

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Take a heli back.

For those short on time or looking to add an exhilarating experience of flying over the majestic Himalayas, you have the option to charter a private helicopter on the way down. Inquire for prices and options!

Kathmandu Hotel and Transfers

USD 185 per person

Airport pick up and drop off, facilitated by an English-speaking representative
2 nights in a four-star hotel in Kathmandu (Hotel Shankar or similar) on bed & breakfast plan and twin-sharing basis

Group Size	Price per person*
4 people	Inquire

Valid until Dec 31st, 2024

My Own Room

If you’d like your own room in each hotel, please let us know. An additional expense is applicable. Please note that booking a single room is subject to availability in Lobuche and Gorakhshep.

Includes

	Accommodation Yeti Mountain Home luxury lodge on 2 nights in MAP (dinner, bed & breakfast plan, on twin-sharing basis)
	Transportation Kathmandu to Lukla heli flight Namche to Kathmandu heli flight Airport pickup and drop off on a reserved vehicle
	Food 3 breakfasts in total
	Crew An experienced guide and an assistant guide with medical kit Porters on all trek days (one porter for two trekkers) Salary, room, board, insurance and any expenses for all crew members
	Permits Khumbu Rural Municipality permit Sagarmatha National Park permit
	Misc Government and airport taxes

Excludes

Lunch throughout the trip (all 3 days)
Soda, tea/coffee and alcoholic beverages
Drinking water
Phone/camera charging and cell phone credit
Additional food
Travel insurance
Any item not mentioned in Price Includes

My Own Room

If you’d like your own room in each hotel, please let us know. An additional expense is applicable. Please note that booking a single room is subject to availability in Lobuche and Gorakhshep.

Extra Expenses

Meals: USD 7-12 per meal
Hot beverages: USD 1-4 per drink
Battery charging: USD 2-5 per device
Hot shower: USD 3-6 per shower
Wifi: USD 2-5 per day

Accommodation & Logistics

Overnight accommodation included on this trip:

Yeti Mountain Home, Monjo

Yeti Mountain Home, Namche

Sharing rooms Accommodation is on twin-sharing basis, which means there will be two people to a room. If you are travelling solo, we can assign a room partner (with someone of the same gender if you so prefer) or if you are travelling with someone you know, you can share the room with them. For families with kids, room allocation depends on your preference and room availability. A separate single room can be arranged for an additional charge – please find details in the Prices section above.

Battery Charging The charging station is usually at the reception area in the dining hall and each device is charged on a timely basis (e.g. USD 1-2 per hour). The rates are higher for more powerful devices (e.g. power bank, camera batteries, etc). A portable battery charger (15,000-20,000mAh) is highly recommended as it will allow you to charge your devices 3-4 times between recharging the battery pack at a teahouse.

Cellular Network For cell service, consider purchasing an international calling plan from your home cell service provider. Not only does this save you the hassle of searching for a local SIM card, but it also works just as effectively as the local networks. If you plan to get a sim card, Nepal Telecom (NTC) network works better in most areas compared to Ncell in most remote areas. Having said that, please bear in mind that the process of buying an NTC sim card is more time-consuming.

Wifi If you have a sim card or roaming service, you can buy an internet data pack. In several remote parts of Nepal, both the cell network and the internet can be patchy. Teahouses have local wifi installed in different parts of the Everest and Annapurna region. Rather than getting a prepaid card that they sell, we recommend purchasing wifi as per your need each night directly from the lodges. Please note that the internet can be very limited and slow.

Hot Showers Hot showers (solar/gas heated) are available for an extra fee. In elevations above 4000 meters, you only have the option of bucket shower.

Toilets Toilets are usually common to a floor and could either be western or squat style. In lower elevations, attached toilet options are available. However, the options get limited to shared toilets as we go higher (above 3000m/9850ft) and may not even have running water. Make sure to bring your own toilet paper and soap.

Transportation

Mountain Flights Mountain flights operate only in the mornings and will provide you with a scenic yet exhilarating experience. The mountain planes used in Nepal are Twin Otter with a capacity to accommodate around 18 passengers. Some of the common carriers are Summit, Tara, and Sita Air.

Vehicle We provide reserved private vehicles to drive you around for pick-ups and drop-offs as per the itinerary. The vehicle type (car, jeep, van, etc) will be allocated depending on the number of people and terrain.

Food & Water

Food Lunch and dinner are left out from price includes to give you full flexibility on meals, depending on your appetite and preference. The lodges have a decent selection of food and drink options. For vegetarians and vegans, or if you have any other dietary requirements, please let us know at the time of booking so we can make arrangements.

Water Carrying your own water bottle/ hydration pack is mandatory. It is always best to have a bottle (1.5-2 liters) and a thermal flask (1 liter or smaller) during the trek. You can refill your bottle with boiled or bottled drinking water available at lunch spots and hotels. We highly discourage buying plastic water bottles during the trek for environmental reasons.

Snacks to carry It is recommended to bring snacks (like chocolates, dry fruits, etc) and energy bars to munch on during the trek.

Shops along the way You will come across several well-stocked shops on the trails (especially in the lower elevations) to buy water, snacks and toiletries. There are also shops selling tea and beverages in between lunch stops.

Crew

Guide One lead guide and assistant guides (depending on the number of trekkers) will accompany you on the trek. All our team members are highly experienced in the mountains, with adequate trail knowledge and first-aid training. Feel free to reach out to the team for any kind of queries or emergencies as we leave no stone unturned to give you a great mountain experience.

Porter A porter is someone who carries your luggage. They are generally locals of the region and will accompany you directly on the day of your trek. The maximum weight one porter carries is 25kgs/55lbs.

Money

Extra Costs to Expect Possible expenses, other than meals, could be drinks, laundry, tipping, and shopping. Please make sure you have read the Prices section thoroughly so you know what you might need to pay for while travelling.

Emergency Fund Our trips are planned to the last detail. However, there might be unforeseen circumstances arising from factors beyond our control (like political unrest, strikes, bad weather, natural calamities, bad road conditions, airport closures, flight cancellations, etc). For this reason, please set aside Rs. 20,000 as reserve fund.

Currency You are advised to carry the local currency (Nepali rupees) for the trails, as all the service providers transact in rupees.

ATMS and Credit cards In most areas outside the cities, cash is the more reliable and widely accepted payment method. While you will have the option to pay by card at some hotels and eateries in popular towns, it’s important to note that card transactions can sometimes be unreliable. Additionally, you will be charged an extra 3-4% transaction fee on top of the amount if you choose to pay by card. As for ATMs, you will come across a few in major towns but we recommend you to carry enough cash during the trek.

Tipping A service charge with tips is included by most hotels and eateries in their bills. You are welcome to give some gratuities to the trekking crew if you like their service. A good reference is around USD 10-15 per day for the guides and USD 5-10 per day for the porters. Feel free to tip higher if you love their service. You can tip either in Nepali rupees or US dollars. Generally, you chip in money as a group and tip your guides and porters on the last day of your trek over dinner.

Cancellations and Refund In case of flight delays/cancellations due to bad weather or unforeseen circumstances, we will reschedule at no extra cost. However, any extra cost incurred and extra charges because of the changes, including but not limited to transportation, accommodation and food, will be the responsibility of the trekker.

Health & Safety

Altitude sickness

We take altitude sickness very seriously and all our itineraries are designed to go on a slow pace, covering short distances as we go higher. With the increase in every thousand meters, we stay an extra night at the same stop or place with a similar elevation to acclimatize our bodies to the altitude.

During the trek, we will also take precautions by staying hydrated, avoiding alcohol consumption, and going for acclimatization hikes as needed. Our guide will check your vitals with oximeter every evening during the trek so we know how your body is reacting to the changing elevation. If you see any symptoms of AMS or have a headache, please contact our guide immediately. In most cases, mild headaches can be tackled with food, hydration and rest. We don’t recommend diamox (pills for altitude sickness) but you can take it as precaution starting a day or two before the trek if you are coming from sea level.

Trail Safety

Our guide will have a well-equipped first-aid kit at all times. Please go through our equipment and medical checklist for better preparedness as the common problems like foot blisters and knee pain can be tackled with proper packing. If you have any pre-existing health conditions, kindly let us know when booking.

Pack your passport, flight tickets, phone, wallet, camera equipment, cash, and all your valuables in your day pack or waist belt. Please don’t bring or carry expensive items like jewellery etc or a large sum of cash while travelling for security reasons.

Insurance You must obtain travel insurance for the trek. This should cover emergency evacuation (including helicopter rescue) and medical expenses up to 5,500m (18,044ft) above sea level.

Drinking Water Water safety is very crucial as one can easily contract waterborne diseases, and you don’t want that. We recommend drinking only boiled water or using one of steriPEN, LifeStraw, or purification tablets during the trek.

Immunization The immunizations recommended before trekking in Nepal are Hepatitis A, Typhoid fever, and chickenpox. There’s no specific checking but it is for your own safety.

Emergency Contacts If you have any issues or emergencies while trekking, please contact the lead guide or anyone from the team. They will help you contact the nearby hospitals, transport, ambulance, police office, army checkpoints, embassy, and even facilitate rescue operations. We will also send you a list of relevant emergency contacts before the trip.

What to pack

Buying and renting gears – Kathmandu has a lot of gear shops. If you happen to miss anything, you can buy them at Thamel before your trek. Items like a sleeping bag can be rented in Kathmandu for about USD 1 a day

What not to carry – Oxygen cylinders, drones and satellite phones without permission, and sharp items like nail clippers and scissors, etc., can be confiscated at the airport.

Outfit

•	Hiking Boots with a good grip
•	Rain gear (for you and your bag)
•	Comfortable hiking pants
•	Quick dry, breathable T-shirts
•	Windproof Jacket
•	Sleepwear
•	Trekking Socks (thick)
•	Underwear
•	Neck buff/ gaiter
•	Sun hat/cap

Warmth

•	Downjacket
•	Thermals (top and bottom)
•	Fleece jacket
•	Sleeping bag
•	Sleeping bag liner
•	Gloves
•	Woolen hat/beanie

Accessories

•	Day bag
•	Duffel bag (for porter)
•	Quick dry towel
•	Extra pair of shoes (preferably, slip-ons)
•	Water bottle or camel bladder (1.5 litres).
•	LifeStraw filter or purification tablets
•	Flask (for hot water)
•	Walking Poles
•	Sunglasses (Polarized, with good UV protection)
•	Locks for your backpack/luggage
•	Waist belt
•	A pair of binoculars
•	Trail snacks and energy bars

Electronics

•	Head lamp (with extra batteries)
•	Camera with charger and extra batteries
•	Phone with charger
•	Power bank
•	Travel adapter (type C, D and M)

Toiletries & Meds

•	Sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)
•	Sanitizer
•	Wet wipes
•	Toiletries (incl toilet papers, soap, etc)
•	Personal first aid kit
•	Rehydration salts/tablets
•	Throat lozenges
•	Prescription Medications
•	Lipbalm (SPF 30 or above)

Documents & Money

•	Passport with visa
•	A copy of Work ID (for expats)
•	A copy of Insurance papers
•	Permits (carried by guide)
•	Flight tickets (carried by guide)
•	Money
•	Credit Card

How to pack

The overall baggage limit is 15kgs (33lbs) per passenger, a policy set by the airlines for mountain flights. Excess weight is allowed at an additional expense. However, we recommend not exceeding this weight limit as it should be sufficient for the trek.

During the trek, porters are assigned to carry your bags. One porter carries the luggage of two trekkers in a big duffel bag that the company provides. The maximum weight carried by one porter is 25kgs (55lbs). This means you will pack two bags for your trek: a day bag for yourself and a softshell duffel that goes inside the porter’s bag.

Duffel Bag

A duffel bag is your pack that goes inside the porter’s bag. You can also go for a backpack as long as it is soft-shelled and easy to squeeze in. Each duffel bag can be no more than 75 liters & 10-12 kg per person or 150 liters & 20-25 kg for two people. Everything that you will not need during the walking hours of the day will go in a duffel bag. Do not put your valuables in it, as well as any items like cameras/laptops with a risk of getting crushed.

Day Bag

A day bag is your backpack that you will carry during the trek. Anything that you will need during the day, like rain gear, a warm layer, a water bottle, sunscreen, basic toiletries, your phone, and camera, money, important documents, a pair of gloves, a hat, and a few snacks, goes in this bag. A 35-50 liters bag & 5-6 kgs is your ideal daypack. It is advised to buy a good quality bag with adjustable waist straps, as good load distribution makes all the difference while trekking.

Leave no Trace: Please don’t litter, and also dispose any trash properly (you can hand them to your guide). Plucking flowers and vandalizing trails is off limits. We’ll leave the beautiful trails as we found them.

A Few Rules: Any form of physical violence or verbal abuse, harassment, solicitation of prostitution, or possession or use of illegal drugs or illicit materials is strictly prohibited.

Alcohol and Drugs Policy: Heavy alcohol consumption dehydrates your body and doesn’t pair well with trekking for obvious safety reasons. We recommend you limit your alcohol intake to a minimal amount during day time. Let’s wait till the evening to raise a glass or two.

No Handouts of any kind: Giving money or handouts of any kind to beggars and children is strictly prohibited, as it only promotes begging culture.

Photography and Drones: It’s advisable to ask permission of the locals before taking their photos, although by experience we can tell that they love being photographed. Strict drone policies are enforced throughout Nepal – so please don’t fly drones on the trip.

Travelling in a Group: What makes group travel fun is the diversity. This also means that there will be people of all different ages, physical fitness, and walking pace. Please be mindful and respect the time allocated by your lead guide to avoid any inconvenience to the group.

1. Fill up the Booking Form

Please print and fill up the Booking Form. It’s pretty simple and short, please let us know if we can help you with it.

2. Pay to confirm

We’ll send terms and conditions, along with payment details. To confirm your spot, please pay 50% of the trip cost in advance.

Note: Full payment to be made at least 7 days before trip departure.

A few days before the trip, the lead guide will host a small briefing to discuss logistics and safety matters, and also answer any questions you have.

3. Prepare for mountains

Do some light training and set your gears. Then off to the mountains we go!

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Everest Heli with Namche Trek

Overview

Highlights

Itinerary

Customize this trip

Take a heli back.

Kathmandu Hotel and Transfers

Prices

My Own Room

Includes

Accommodation

Transportation

Food

Crew

Permits

Misc

Excludes

My Own Room

Extra Expenses

Important Details

Accommodation & Logistics

Yeti Mountain Home, Monjo

Yeti Mountain Home, Namche

Transportation

Food & Water

Crew

Money

Health & Safety

Checklist

What to pack

Outfit

Warmth

Accessories

Electronics

Toiletries & Meds

Documents & Money

How to pack

Duffel Bag

Day Bag

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