Comfort Everest Base Camp Trek With Helicopter Return

Comfort Helicopter return trek packages are the quickest and most reliable way to return from Everest Base Camp. Unlike your standard trekking route, you won’t walk to the endpoint; instead, you catch a flight back from Gorak Shep to Kathmandu or Lukla.

These packages are an excellent choice for travelers who are time-bound. It comes in different day itineraries that suit your free schedule. This tour is designed to provide fun and adventure in the same package.

Everest Base Camp helicopter trek packages cover all the necessary facilities and services, including proper acclimatization. It saves you time as you don’t have to walk the same trail back to Lukla.

All the Everest Base Camp trek with helicopter return journey starts in Kathmandu and ends in Lukla or Kathmandu. You can join the trek solo or with a group.

Comfort Everest Base Camp Trek With Helicopter Return Route

The Everest Base Camp Heli Trek route is similar to the standard path. It follows the same trekking path to Everest Base Camp, and the return is different. The trek begins by flying from Kathmandu to Lukla, which is about a half-hour flight. After arriving at Tenzing Hillary Airport in Lukla, you start trekking through rivers, jungles, farming fields, and villages. You can make your stop at Phakding, Monjo, or Jorsale. The next day, you head to Namche Bazaar, where acclimatization is held to avoid AMS. During the rest day, you can explore the village or hike to nearby places to gain altitude.

After a wonderful day, you now resume the trek and ascend to Tengboche and then to Dingboche the following day. Dingboche is another hotspot for acclimatization. From here, you can visit the beautiful viewpoints for some mesmerizing scenarios of the Himalayas and landscapes. You again continue your trek and head towards Lobuche from there. After reaching the Gorak Shep, you start your hike to Everest Base Camp and return.

The next day, you will climb Kala Patthar to get a picturesque view of the Everest region mountain and return to Gorak Shep again. After returning to Gorak Shep, you catch the helicopter ride back to Lukla or Kathmandu, ending the trek.

Before planning for the Everest trekking tour, it is necessary to have hints about the best time for doing it. With better knowledge, you can schedule your journey in the most pleasing way possible. There are four seasons in the context of Nepal: Spring, Winter, Monsoon/ Summer, and Autumn. Among all these options, Spring and Autumn are considered the best time for Everest Base Camp Heli Trek.

Spring is the season for a new beginning when the hills and forests gain their lost greenery. Nepal’s national flower, Rhododendron, blooms this season, making the trails colorful. The clear blue skies, moderate temperature, and breathtaking views of the Himalayas make spring one of the best times to trek in Nepal. Moreover, the days are longer, which allows you to trek with ease.

Likewise, Autumn is the season when the beauty of nature is at its peak.  The climatic conditions are not too hot or cold during these times. It is perfect for going on the Everest Base Camp Heli Trek. The Autumn is the festive season in Nepal. Trekking in Nepal during the Autumn months will allow you to experience national festivals such as Dashain and Tihar.

The routes are surrounded by beautiful vegetation of colorful flowers and unique plants. In contrast, the mesmerizing view of mountain peaks accompanies you throughout the journey. The aerial view is also incredible under the clear skies and bright days. There are fewer chances of cancellation and delays during the Spring and Autumn seasons as the occurrence of rain or snow is low.

Finding food and accommodation is not a problem when trekking on the routes of Everest Base Camp. The trails are loaded with tea houses providing a wide range of food items. Usually, tea houses are the accommodation, and traditional delicacies are eaten during the trek. You have bread, jam, varieties of eggs, biscuits, paratha, and more for breakfast. For lunch, you have fried rice, Chowmein, Puri Tarkari, fried noodles, soup noodles, etc. At last, for dinner, you have the local Thali Set that includes Dal, Bhat, Curry, Pickles, Veg or Non-veg items, and other side dishes.

Tea Houses are the common accommodation options for trekkers in the Everest region. Basic Twin-sharing rooms on the trek include a table, two beds, pillows, and a blanket. You only get attached ones in a few places for bathrooms and toilets. Most lodges will have sharing or public only. These places are often run by the locals, and they are extremely hospitable in nature. Moreover, you will also have the facilities of a Hot shower, internet, and charging, but they might charge you an extra few dollars for it.

Reaching at Everest Base Camp, you can opt for Trek or Helicopter journey options. Also, you can hike a round trip, walk halfway, and return to Lukla or Kathmandu using a helicopter.

Everest Base Camp Trek takes about 14 to 16 days to complete. So, it is unsuitable for trekkers who only have a little time. You will fly to Lukla first, then hike to Everest Base Camp and return, retracing those steps.

However, nowadays, you also have the Everest base camp trek with a helicopter return option. The trip lets you trek and saves time by riding a helicopter during return. You walk the classic route to Everest Base Camp and return by helicopter to Lukla or Kathmandu.

Compared to the classic trek, the Everest base camp trek with helicopter return is much faster and less time-consuming. But the heli treks are more expensive than your usual 14-day trekking journey.

If you are on a run and desire to visit the base camp, then the Helicopter option is the best choice. But if you have a lot of time on hand, then classic EBC trekking is also suitable.

Yes, adventure lovers from around the world can now see Mount Everest without trekking. They can choose a one-day helicopter tour or stay in luxury lodges on the classic Lukla to EBC route. If you’re running out of time but do not want to miss out on viewing the gigantic Everest from its base, the Everest Base Camp Trek return by helicopter can be the best option for you.

This short EBC Helicopter tour will allow you to witness the bird’s eye view of the Nepal Himalayas and experience breakfast in one of the world’s highest hotels. The helicopter landing at its base will give you a feeling of accomplishment that you will cherish forever. Moreover, We organize customized multi-day helicopter tours to the Everest base camp regularly.

Do you prefer adding a dash of luxury and adventure to your trek? If you do, then our perfect match is the Everest Base Camp Trek with a Helicopter return. It is a great combination of a beautiful hike and a scenic helicopter ride.

Everest Helicopter Trek Packages offer breathtaking cinematic views of the scenarios. Experience the classic Everest Base Camp Trek in style with a helicopter return. Traverse through the same trails as the traditional trek but treat yourself to a scenic and luxurious flight back down the mountain.

The adventure is set to take you to the foothills of the tallest peak in the world. This pristine region is an ideal destination to find thrills and challenges. Trekking in the Himalayas is a great escapade that gives you experience and extra fun.

While Trekking in the Everest Base Camp routes, you return using the same path, which takes a minimum of 11 to 14 days to complete. So, even if you are a fast walker, you will be finishing the trek in a maximum of 10 days by foot.

Thus, if you are a time-bound trekker, then going on this trip might not be possible or quite hard to finish in time. So, keeping time-limit travelers in mind, we present you with a unique helicopter tour to Everest base camp.

In this Everest Base Camp Heli Trek package, you will either land in Lukla or Kathmandu according to your itinerary to end the journey. This package blends trekking ventures with luxury.

Altitude sickness is one of the major concerns at the Everest Base Camp Trek with Helicopter return. Your trek to Everest Base Camp will take you to an elevation of 5,364 meters from sea level. Reaching such an elevation in a span of very few days might be risky. It increases the chances of altitude sickness.

The chilly weather conditions and the lower oxygen level act as catalysts for increasing the chances of altitude sickness. Acclimatization plays a crucial role while trekking to the Everest Base Camp. A proper acclimatization ensures that your body adapts well to the Himalayan weather conditions.

Headaches, Nausea, Dizziness, Fatigue, Loss of Appetite, Shortness of breath, Difficulty Sleeping, etc., are some of the common symptoms of altitude sickness. You should not neglect to notify your guide or porters if you experience any of these symptoms. You should quickly descend to a lower altitude to make you risk-free.

Trekking to the Everest Base Camp requires quality gear and equipment to keep you warm while trekking. The weather in the Himalayas is chilly, and it changes in no time. You must have quality gear to keep your body warm and prevent yourself from catching altitude-related issues. Here is a list of items that you need to carry while trekking in the Everest region.

Clothing List

• Waterproof jacket
• Lightweight Down Jacket
• Waterproof trousers
• Lightweight trekking trousers
• Hiking shorts (if trekking in the summer)
• Thermals (top and bottom, merino ideal)
• Two to three trekking t-shirts/shirts
• Fleece or warm mid-layer
• Waterproof thick gloves
• Glove liners
• Hiking socks and lighter walking socks
• Wool hat
• Sun hat
• Sunglasses
• Spare underwear
• Buff or similar
• One pair of worn-in, waterproof hiking boots
  One pair of lightweight trainers (for the camp, in the evenings)

Other Miscellaneous

• Trekking poles
• Travel towel
• Two water bottles (one liter each)
• Metal SIGG bottle (useful to fill with hot water to use as a hot water bottle at bedtime)
• Water purification tablets
• Day pack with rain cover
• Powerbank
• Universal plug adaptor
• Charging cables
• Camera
• First Aid Kit

Physical Preparation

In preparation for the trek, prioritize physical fitness and endurance training. Regular exercise, including cardio and strength training, will help you confidently tackle the challenges of high-altitude trekking.

Packing Essentials

Pack smartly, bringing sturdy hiking boots, warm clothing, and a reliable backpack. Don’t forget to include sunscreen, sunglasses, and a refillable water bottle to stay hydrated throughout the journey. Moreover, carry an essential first aid kit and miscellaneous items that you might need while trekking in the Everest region.

Altitude Acclimatization

Take time to acclimate to the high altitude, allowing your body to adjust gradually to the thin air. Listen to your guide’s advice, stay hydrated, and avoid overexertion to prevent altitude sickness and ensure a safe and enjoyable trek.

Expert Guidance and Support

Embark on your journey with the guidance of experienced mountaineers and expert Sherpa guides. Benefit from their wealth of knowledge and expertise as they lead you through the rugged terrain of the Himalayas, ensuring a safe and memorable experience for every traveler.

Tailored Itineraries for Every Adventurer

Whether you’re seeking adrenaline-fueled adventures or serene mountain vistas, our team will design a personalized itinerary tailored to your preferences. From helicopter excursions to cultural experiences, embark on a journey that reflects your unique interests and desires.

Breathtaking Views and Unforgettable Memories

Immerse yourself in the awe-inspiring beauty of the Himalayas, with panoramic views that will leave you speechless. Capture stunning photographs of the sunrise over the mountains, creating memories that will last a lifetime as you explore the majestic landscapes of Everest Base Camp.