Deluxe Everest heli trek is a 5-day short and moderately easy trek with comfortable arrangements into the Everest region which integrates light trekking with spectacular helicopter adventure. The trip is planned with an appropriate degree of care in mind of…
Overview
Deluxe Everest heli trek is a 5-day short and moderately easy trek with comfortable arrangements into the Everest region which integrates light trekking with spectacular helicopter adventure. The trip is planned with an appropriate degree of care in mind of…
Itinerary
Cost
The Cost Includes
- Accommodation Twin-sharing accommodation in a 3-star hotel for 2 nights in Kathmandu with breakfast included (Private room can be arranged at an extra cost) Teahouse/lodge accommodation during the trek on a twin-sharing basis (simple but clean and comfortable) Meals & Drinking Water 3 meals a day during the trek (Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner) prepared fresh at teahouses A farewell dinner in Kathmandu at the end of the trip Drinking water during the trek (boiled or purified, extra cost may apply in some places) Transportation All airport pick-up and drop-off in a private vehicle Helicopter flight from Kathmandu to Lukla and return as per itinerary All ground transportation in Kathmandu as required Guide and Staff Experienced, English-speaking, government licensed trekking guide from Nomad Adventure Treks Porter support during the trek (1 porter for 2 trekkers) All staff wages, meals, accommodation, insurance, and equipment covered Medical Assistance Basic first aid kit carried by the guide Oximeter to check oxygen level at higher altitude Help in arranging emergency rescue if needed (covered by your insurance) Permits Sagarmatha National Park entry permit Khumbu local area permit All required government paperwork and taxes Benefits and Takeaways Sleeping bag and duffle bag if needed (to be returned after the trip) Company T-shirt or small souvenir Trip completion certificate Administrative & Taxes All administrative costs and government taxes included
The Cost Excludes
- Lunch and dinner in Kathmandu International flight to and from Nepal Nepal visa fee Travel insurance (must include high-altitude evacuation) Personal medical expenses and medications Extra drinks like bottled water, tea, coffee, soft drinks Tips for guide, porter, and driver Personal trekking gear and equipment Extra costs due to flight delays, weather, or itinerary changes Any expenses not mentioned in the “Price Include” section
FAQs
The Deluxe Everest heli trek provides a quick and easy adventure to explore the Everest region and a combination of trekking and helicopter back. You will have an opportunity to enjoy scenic flights, few restful days of walking, and a clear sight of the Himalayan mountains.
This is a moderate walk that can be undertaken by individuals of moderate fitness. The path is not steep and the hours of walking are not excessive.
Yes, beginners are capable of doing this trek as long as they are happy walking several hours a day. Itinerary is made brief and not as difficult as the long treks.
The peak is near the Everest View Hotel and in the helicopter tour. The flight will take you to about 5,000 meters.
Prior trekking experience is non-obligatory but good. This journey requires a minimum of fitness and preparation.
The most favorable weather and mountain vistas are during spring and autumn. Helicopter flights are also stable during these months.
You will stay in comfortable teahouses during the trek. The rooms are plain yet clean, and basic facilities are provided.
Simple and fresh meals may be expected in teahouses on the way. There are Nepali and simple international food, such as rice, noodles, soups, and tea.
Water is provided in lodges, but purified or boiled water is recommended. Water purification pills are also a good idea to be on the safe side.
Yes, high-altitude trekking is strongly advised to have a travel insurance. It must include medical emergency and helicopter evacuation.
The amount of daily walking hours is typically 3-6 hours. The speed is not fast with sufficient pauses in between.
Altitude sickness could occur to anyone, even during short treks. Proper acclimatization and hydration help reduce the risk.
You will require a Sagarmatha National Park Permit and a Khumbu region permit. These are normally organized by the trekking company.
There are areas where the internet is accessible such as Lukla and Namche Bazaar. Nevertheless, it can be slow, and unreliable, at the altitudes.
Charging is available in most teahouses but may cost extra. It is advisable to have a power bank.
You will need clothing, trekking shoes, and personal needs that are warm. The mountainous weather can change very quickly and one should dress up in layers.
Yes, most packages have experienced guides and porters. They help to make the trip more comfortable and safer.
Helicopter flights are performed by experienced pilots, who do not break the safety rules. A safe flight relies on the weather.
Yes, the weather in the mountains can affect the helicopter and flight schedule. It is advisable to be flexible in your travel plan.
This is a shorter trek with a helicopter back, which minimizes physical exertion. It is ideal to tourists who desire a fast and comfortable Everest experience.
