Luxury Everest Base Camp Trek with Helicopter Return

Detail Itinerary

Day 01 :Arrival in Kathmandu (1350 M)Our airport representative will be receiving you at Tribhuvan International airport, Kathmandu and s/he will be displaying a GREEN VALLEY NEPAL TREKS signboard outside the airport terminal. You will be then transferred to your respective hotel in our private tourist vehicle. You can visit our office for the pre-trip meeting and know the detailed arrangement of the Trek.
Accommodation: 3 stars Hotel

Day 02 :Flight from Kathmandu to Lukla, then trek to Phakding (2652m)As our flight time to Lukla, we will arrange transport to drive Kathmandu domestic airport. The flight to Lukla gives outstanding views of the sunrise on the snow-capped mountains. On landing Tenzing-Hillary Airport after a 40 minutes at Lukla, we reach the gateway to the Himalayas. The trek begins from the airport itself soon after meeting our crew there from where Phakdung is a short walk. As this is the first day of the trek, we rest in Phakding.
Accommodation: Room with attach bathroom
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner
Distance: 7.8 KM

Day 03 :Trek from Phakding to Namche Bazaar (3440m)Starting early in the morning, the route passes through beautiful pine forests, Dudh Koshi River and views of Mount Thamserku. After passing a few settlements we a check post, the entrance of Sagarmatha National Park. We further walk through the confluence of Dudh Koshi River and Bhote Koshi River and take a steep ascent to Namche Bazaar where the first sight of marvelous Mount Everest and ridges of Mount Lhotse and Mount Nuptse welcomes us.
Accommodation: Room with attach bathroom
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner
Distance: 10.4 KM

Day 04 :Acclimatization day in Namche Bazaar Namche Bazaar, the biggest settlement in the Khumbu region, is well facilitated with ATMs, Internet cafes, restaurants, bakeries et cetera. It is a rest day for acclimatization, we go for a short hike to a nearby viewpoint (Thame or Khunde) and take a tour of the place including the Tourist Visitor Center where information about Everest climbers, Sherpa people, and their culture and flora and fauna of the region are briefed. Overnight stay in a lodge/tea house.
Accommodation: Room with attach bathroom
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner
Distance: 8 KM

Day 05 :Trek from Namche Bazaar to Tyangboche (3867m.) We follow the trail that climbs the top of a ridge offering a panorama of Thamserku, Kusum Kanggaru, and Kantega. After walking around a branch ridge, the views of Ama Dablam, Lhotse, Everest, Tawetse, and Nuptse suddenly become unveiled. We then start descending and come to the crossroad with one way leading to Gokyo valley. Walking through the village of Trashinga, we soon reach the Dudh Koshi River. The first half of the climb to Tyangboche is strenuous, however, eases off as the trail approaches a forested area. With splendid views in the backdrop, the climb along the mountainside leads to a stone gate that marks the entrance to Tyangboche. Tyangboche gives one of the best panoramic views of the snow giants.
Accommodation: Room with attach bathroom
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner
Distance: 9.3 KM

Day 06 :Tyangboche – Dingboche (4410m) The morning view of the mountain panorama is outstanding and you can click the breathtaking views of Kangtega range, Thamserku, Amadablam, Taboche, Kwangde, Tengboche, Lhotse and Nuptse. Our day begins along the trail through Imja Khola then to Tengboche where we descend to the river bank, through the rhododendron and birch forests. At Deboche we visit a Buddhist nunnery and cross chortens to reach Pangboche where we can have a splendid view of the wonderful mountains. One can easily notice the thinning vegetation on walking from upper Panboche to the dry and alpine terrain of Shomare. The apical ridge of Mt. Pumori can be viewed from Orsho then finally we reach the cold and windy village of Dingboche where we stay overnight.
Accommodation: Room with attach bathroom
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner
Distance: 10 KM

Day 07 :Acclimatization Day in Dingboche (4410m)Because of the higher altitude, an extra day is required for acclimatization. You'll be rewarded with a spectacular view, but you'll need to get some rest in order to complete the final leg of your adventure. On this day, you might choose to visit Dingboche and the surrounding villages of Chhukung and Imja or take rest for next hike. Short hikes can be done in a variety of ways. Nagarjun Hill (2,128m), and Chhukung Ri (5,546m) are all possible hikes. The top of Nagarjun Hill provides views of Mt. Makalu, Mt. Lobuche, Thamserku, Ama Dablam, and other peaks.
• Accommodation: Tea House
• Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner
• Trek Time: 4 to 5 hours

Day 08 :Dingboche to Lhobuche (5000m)The trail goes slightly uphill till Thugla Pass then descends moderately up till Lobuche. You will see the memorial stupa and pray flag hanging on the hill over the Thugla pass. The stupas were built in memory of climbers who lost their lives during the expedition to Mt. Everest. You will get an opportunity to get the view of Tawache, Cholache, Ama Dablam, Thamserku, Pumari, Nuptse & Kusum kankaru mountains. The glacier ridge of Lobuche offers you a view of the Everest base camp, Kalapatthar, Khumbu glacier, and moraines formed by glaciers.
Accommodation: Room without attached bathroom
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner
Distance: 7.6 KM

Day 09 :Trek from Lobuche to Gorakshep (5150m) to Everest Base Camp (5364m), back to GorakshepToday is the main important day of Everest Base Camp Trekking, our trail to Gorakshep goes ahead through the side of the Khumbu Glacier. Our path passes through the pyramid signpost. A small ascent would take us to the Thangma Riju from where we can perceive a 360-degree vista of snowcapped mountains. As we reach Gorakshep, the surrounding snow-capped mountains, including the top of the world welcome us. From Gorakshep, we trek to Everest Base Camp. After having the rewarding views of Mount Everest and other mountains around our site, we return back to Gorakshep where we stay overnight.
Accommodation: Room without attached bathroom
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner
Distance: 9.9 KM

Day 10 :Trek from Gorakshep to Kalapatthar (5545m) then fly back to Kathmandu by HelicopterAt the climax of this trip, the trek starts much early in the morning so that trekkers can witness a glimpse of Mount Everest when the dusk turns to a bright morning with the light of the day. On the way Peak s Lingtren, Khumbutse, Changtse are viewed. It is recommended that during the ascent to Kalapththar which takes hours one plus and catch your breath while snapping the photos at times. A panoramic view of the Himalayas can be seen at Gorakshep.
Then we will provide you breakfast in Gorakshep then our helicopter will be there to pick you up you which will take you to Lukla. A helicopter flight to Kathmandu will be the most exciting & memorable trip.
Accommodation: 3 stars Hotel
Meals: Breakfast

Day 11 :Final Departure or onward for next program The final day in Nepal is the last time one can enjoy shopping and have pleasant sightseeing around the cultural city of Kathmandu valley before leaving for Tribhuwan International Airport on scheduled flight time.
Meals: Breakfast

Frequently Asked Question about Everest Base camp Trek Helicopter Return

1. What are the alternatives if a flight to Everest Base Camp with helicopter return Trip get canceled due to inclement weather?

The only option is to remain an additional day if the flight is canceled due to inclement weather. The expense of the lodging will be your responsibility. Charter flights are occasionally made available by helicopter companies even when airlines cancel their flights. You have the option of taking a helicopter. You must pay the additional expense associated with this.

2. How can I get in touch with someone in case of an emergency during the Everest Base Camp Trek with helicopter return?

In the Everest Region, a mobile network exists. You may simply use your mobile phone for communication if you get a local SIM (NCELL or NTC). The network may frequently become inconsistent because this is a hilly terrain. In most locations, the network is strong enough to support both internet use and video calls. Additionally, for emergencies, our climbing guides have a satellite phone.

3. What will happen if a member of our group becomes ill while on Everest Base Camp helicopter return trip?

Your trekking guide will take the sick persons condition into consideration if someone gets unwell while out on the path. Your trek leader will choose whether to carry on with the journey or turn around and descend to a lower height. If the patients health deteriorates, an air ambulance will transport him or her to Kathmandu for specialized medical care. While an assistant takes care of the sick individual, the remaining member of the group will continue and finish the trip as planned.

4. Which option would you suggest for drinking water on the Helicopter Return Everest Base Camp Trek?

You may either purchase mineral water in bottles or fill a reusable water bottle with boiling or sanitized water. While on the walk, you may purchase bottled and filtered water at the teahouses or lodges, which is safe to consume. All commodities, including water, cost more as you ascend. We advise our visitors to cleanse the water before consuming by treating it with iodine and other purifying chemicals. To keep hydrated at higher elevations, you must consume 3 to 4 liters of water daily at the very least.

5. What types of restrooms will be provided at Everest Base Camp helicopter ride back trek?

There are western restrooms at every teahouse you visit. Rooms with adjoining toilets and hot showers are available in lodges and teahouses at lower elevations. The amenities will be more modest and the bathrooms will be shared at higher elevations. Please take note that in cases of extreme cold, the water in the toilet basin may freeze, prompting you to use an outside squat toilet. It will be best if you always have toilet paper and hand sanitizer with you.

6. Can I use my credit card to pay for my Everest base camp trek with whirlybird return?

To buy anything on the route, you must have local cash. There may be lodges in the Everest region of Lukla and Namche that take credit cards for payment. Carrying enough local currency to purchase necessities en route is strongly advised. You may exchange your money at any of Kathmandus exchange bureaus or receive local currency at an ATM by using your credit or debit card.

7. Can I extend my Everest base camp trek helicopter return Trip?

The journey can definitely be extended by a few extra days. We may add days to your journey at your request, but there will be an extra charge to cover guides, porters, lodging, and food.

8. Can I eat vegetarian food while at Everest Base Camp and return by helicopter trek?

Yes, you can eat vegetarian cuisine with no issues as most lodges provide vegetarian dishes. To prevent food poisoning, we constantly advise our clients to consume vegetarian meals. Eating large, meat-based meals at a high altitude is not very healthy.

9. What should be the weight of the bag for Everest base camp trek return by chopper?

We advise you to limit the weight of your trek luggage to no more than 15 kilograms. A maximum of 30 kilograms can be carried by each porter. We assign 1 porter to transport 2 duffel bags for clients. Please be aware that for the flight to Lukla, you are only permitted 15 kg of luggage, including your handbag. You will be charged extra for overage luggage.

10. Where can I put my extra items while Im trekking to Everest Base Camp with helicopter return from Gorkshep?

Your additional possessions are kept in a safe place at the hotel where you were staying in Kathmandu and are locked up tight. Furthermore, our office is a secure place for you to leave your goods.