Everest Trek Helicopter Return Service from Any Location in the Everest Region

Reaching the Everest region is a dream for many trekkers but walking all the way back after completing the journey is not always the best option. Not everyone gets the chance to take vacation or wants to end an adventure in the easiest way possible. This is the reason the Everest Trek Helicopter Return Service to get popular. Trekkers can take the helicopter and make the trip back to Kathmandu from various points in the Everest region in a short and picturesque time, rather than spending a few days on foot.

A helicopter return is available from several trekking destinations, including Everest Base Camp (5,364 m / 17,598 ft), Gorak Shep (5,164 m / 16,942 ft), Kala Patthar (5,545 m / 18,192 ft), Gokyo (4,790 m / 15,715 ft), Lobuche (4,940 m / 16,207 ft), Dingboche (4,410 m / 14,469 ft), Namche Bazaar (3,440 m / 11,286 ft) and other locations where helicopter landings are permitted. Depending on weather conditions and need, the flights may be from Lukla or directly to Kathmandu and the return trip will be quicker than on foot.

Nepal Helicopter Return trek — Nepal Helicopter Trek

A helicopter return to Everest is more than just about saving time. You can catch a view of the Himalayas from a totally different perspective. You can see the wide views of Mt Everest, Lhotse, Nuptse, Ama Dablam, the glaciers, valleys and mountain villages during the flight, which are hard to experience on the trek route. It also saves several days of uphill walking, a task that can be hard after a few days at altitude, due to the short flight.

It’s an ideal service for solo tourists, couples, families, photographers and groups looking to maximize their time in Nepal. It also benefits those hikers who suffer some pain on the way down or who must come back up sooner as a result of personal or travel plans. Shared and private helicopters can be used to suit the budget and travel plans of each.

Life Himalaya Trekking offers a dependable helicopter pickup service in the Everest region and can handle all of the permits, coordinating with the local guide and all of the other arrangements. You can rest assured your experience with us is seamless from the point of being picked up to safely landing at your destination, with our team working closely with trusted helicopter operators. You can complete your journey to the Himalayas with ease and a good time back home with us, at Everest Base Camp, Gokyo or any other stop you choose to make your last.

Why Choose a Helicopter Return Instead of Trekking Back?

The Everest Trek Helicopter Return Service is a popular option for trekking enthusiasts looking for a quick and easy way to complete their trip. Here are the big advantages of using a helicopter return as opposed to walking back.

Save Several Days

The return journey to Lukla typically takes 3-4 days after you reach Everest Base Camp or Kala Patthar. If you’re pressed for time, a helicopter can be a better choice for getting to Kathmandu.

Avoid the Long Descent

It can be exhausting to walk on downhill trails for several days and may add additional stress to the knees, ankles and muscles. The helicopter return will assist you in completing your walk without the lengthy trek.

See the Himalayas from the Air

The flight is an alternative perspective of Everest region. One can enjoy an aerial view of Mount Everest, Lhotse, Nuptse, Ama Dablam, glaciers, valleys and Sherpa villages.

Perfect for Limited Vacation Time

A helicopter return is useful for those who have a limited amount of time or an international flight to catch, to make the best of that time spent in Nepal.

More Comfortable Journey

You still get the complete trekking experience on the way up and a comfortable and scenic helicopter flight at the end.

Suitable for All Types of Trekkers

A helicopter return is a viable option for families, older travelers, photographers and anyone who does not wish to spend a few extra days trekking after reaching high altitude.

Locations We Offer Helicopter Pickups

There are numerous trekking routes and climbs in the Everest region offering the Everest trek helicopter return service. If you have ever completed the Everest Base Camp Trek, you have explored the Gokyo Valley, crossed a high mountain pass or completed a peak climbing expedition, we can arrange the helicopter pickup from a landing point that has been approved by the authorities in the country, as well as the flight conditions.

It is possible to reach the high altitude camps or lower villages for pickup, allowing the trekker to complete the journey at the time and location that is best for their schedule and condition. Each flight is meticulously planned and executed by experienced pilots and local authorities to ensure a safe and efficient return. We check the latest weather, landing conditions and helicopter availability before confirming a pickup and are able to offer you the best option for your trip.

Helicopter return from Everest Base Camp Area

Helicopter pickups are most in demand in the Everest Base Camp area. The most popular starting point is Gorak Shep (5,164 m / 16,942 ft) because of its good landing conditions and its relative proximity to Everest Base Camp as well as Kala Patthar. Helicopters are also permitted to fly near Everest Base Camp (5,364 m / 17,598 ft) if conditions are favourable but can be affected by glacier conditions when landing.

Other pickup points include Lobuche (4,940 m / 16,207 ft), Dzongla (4,830 m / 15,846 ft), Dingboche (4,410 m / 14,469 ft) and Pheriche (4,280 m / 14,042 ft). For trekkers, it’s possible to avoid several days of descent to these destinations while still enjoying some of the best views of the surrounding Himalayan landscape by using the Everest helicopter.

Helicopter return from Gokyo Valley

Hearty tours can be arranged from various convenient places in the Gokyo Valley for trekkers who want to use a helicopter for their tour. The primary point of departure is Gokyo (4,790 m / 15,715 ft) where flights offer great vistas of the Gokyo Lakes, Ngozumpa Glacier and surrounding mountain peaks.

Depending on weather and operational conditions, pickups may also be arranged from Dragnag (4,700 m / 15,420 ft), Machhermo (4,470 m / 14,665 ft) and Dole (4,200 m / 13,780 ft). A helicopter pickup from Gokyo Valley to the Everest region is a better option than trekking back through the same path and allows for a comfortable trip to one of the most beautiful trekking routes in Nepal.

Helicopter return from Namche and Khumbu Region

In the lower Khumbu area, there are a number of places to be picked up by helicopter for those who may wish to shorten their trip back. Namche Bazaar (3,440 m / 11,286 ft) is a common choice as there is a dedicated landing area and convenient access to Kathmandu/Lukla.

Helicopters can also operate from the Everest View Hotel (3,880 m / 12,730 ft), Khumjung (3,790 m / 12,434 ft), Tengboche (3,867 m / 12,687 ft), Pangboche (3,985 m / 13,074 ft) and Thame (3,820 m / 12,533 ft) when conditions permit. These pick-up points would be best suited for trekkers who have already seen the highlights of the Khumbu region and would rather not walk for the last few days.

Helicopter return from Renjo La Trek

Those who make it all the way back to the car park can have their helicopter pick-ups arranged after passing the high mountain pass, following the Renjo La route. The usual site of pick-up is Lungdhen (4380m /14370ft) with a suitable landing ground, which is a small settlement below Renjo La Pass. From here, helicopters can fly to Lukla or Kathmandu depending on the flight plan and weather conditions.

It is useful for trekkers who are also doing the Renjo La crossing in addition to the Gokyo Valley to save time and not have to make an additional long descent. It also offers stunning aerial vistas of remote valleys, alpine lakes and mountain ridges not frequently seen from the air.

Helicopter Flight to Everest Base Camp

Helicopter return from Mera Peak

Many people opt to fly back home from Mera Peak after completing the trek to save the time that would otherwise be spent in the long trek through the Hinku Valley. Pickup locations include Kothe (3,650 m /11,975 ft), Thagnag (4,100 m /13,451 ft) and Khare (4,900 m /16,076 ft), which serves as the main base for summit attempts.

Due to the altitude and terrain, helicopter operations from Mera Peak Base Camp (5300 m /17388 ft) are rare and therefore Khare is the preferred departure point. The helicopter trip from this area dramatically reduces the return trip and offers the climbers a convenient means to end their adventure at the summit.

Helicopter return from Island Peak

Helicopter pick-up can also be arranged after climbing Island Peak. Chhukung at 4730 m (15518 ft) is the main departure point as it is the landing point of the climbing route and has a suitable landing area. Depending on operational conditions, helicopter pickups will also be possible in the vicinity of Kongma Dingma (4600 m /15092 ft).

Normally, the Base Camp at Island Peak (5087m /16690 ft) is not available for use for helicopter landing due to glacier terrain but climbers can head towards Chhukung for a smooth helicopter landing and take-off. This will minimize the physical stress after strenuous ascent and provide superb visuals during flight.

Expedition Pickups

There are also helicopter services available for mountaineering in various places in the Everest region. There are pick-up points at Ama Dablam Base Camp (4600m/15092ft) and Baruntse Base Camp (5300m/17388ft) for climbers if the weather is conducive to flying. Services are useful at the end of an expedition and when a return is necessary for personal and/or logistic reasons.

Each expedition pick up is subject to weather conditions, landing conditions and aviation regulations but our team ensures everything is arranged in detail. Life Himalaya Trekking connects with experienced helicopter operators to arrange the pickups from these remote mountain locations whenever the weather facilitates flying.

Everest Region Helicopter Return Price, Flight Time & Trekking Days Saved

Many trekking routes and climbing tours in the Everest region offer Everest trek helicopter return services. The price is dependent on the airport you are picking up from as well as the type of charter flight or shared charter used, the number of passengers and the weather at the time of the booking. Pickups at higher altitudes are usually more expensive due to the extra flight time and planning that is needed.

The main advantages of a helicopter are the estimated cost, the approximate flight time and the number of days you will save in your trek on foot. The Everest helicopter flight is a great alternative for those who wish to save some time and have a comfortable trip with a superb view of the mountains.

Pickup Location	Approx. Altitude	Trekking Days Saved	Approx. Flight Time to Kathmandu	Estimated Shared Price / Person	Estimated Private Charter	Main Destination
Gorak Shep	5,164 m (16,942 ft)	4 to 5 days	65 to 70 minutes	USD 900 to 1,300	USD 3,600 to 5,500	Kathmandu / Lukla
Everest Base Camp	5,364 m (17,598 ft)	4 to 5+ days	90 to 120 minutes	USD 1,000 to 1,400	USD 4,000 to 6,000+	Kathmandu / Lukla
Lobuche	4,940 m (16,207 ft)	3 to 4 days	90 to 120 minutes	USD 700 to 1,000	USD 3,200 to 4,500	Kathmandu / Lukla
Dzongla	4,830 m (15,846 ft)	3 to 4 days	90 to 120 minutes	USD 750 to 1,100	USD 3,500 to 4,800	Kathmandu / Lukla
Dingboche	4,410 m (14,469 ft)	2 to 3 days	60 to 90 minutes	USD 600 to 850	USD 3,000 to 3,800	Kathmandu / Lukla
Pheriche	4,280 m (14,042 ft)	2 to 3 days	60 to 75 minutes	USD 550 to 800	USD 3,000 to 3,500	Kathmandu / Lukla
Gokyo	4,790 m (15,715 ft)	3 to 4 days	Around 90 minutes	USD 700 to 1,000	USD 3,500 to 4,500	Kathmandu / Lukla
Dragnag	4,700 m (15,420 ft)	3 to 4 days	90 to 120 minutes	USD 700 to 1,000	USD 3,500 to 4,500	Kathmandu / Lukla
Machhermo	4,470 m (14,665 ft)	2 to 3 days	75 to 90 minutes	USD 600 to 900	USD 3,000 to 4,000	Kathmandu / Lukla
Dole	4,200 m (13,780 ft)	2 to 3 days	60 to 75 minutes	USD 550 to 800	USD 2,800 to 3,500	Kathmandu / Lukla
Namche Bazaar	3,440 m (11,286 ft)	1 to 2 days	40 to 50 minutes	USD 500 to 700	USD 2,800 to 3,500	Kathmandu / Lukla
Everest View Hotel	3,880 m (12,730 ft)	1 to 2 days	Around 60 minutes	USD 500 to 700	USD 2,800 to 3,500	Kathmandu / Lukla
Khumjung	3,790 m (12,434 ft)	1 to 2 days	Around 60 minutes	USD 500 to 700	USD 2,800 to 3,500	Kathmandu / Lukla
Tengboche	3,867 m (12,687 ft)	1 to 2 days	Around 60 minutes	USD 500 to 700	USD 2,800 to 3,500	Kathmandu / Lukla
Pangboche	3,985 m (13,074 ft)	1 to 2 days	Around 60 minutes	USD 500 to 750	USD 2,800 to 3,500	Kathmandu / Lukla
Thame	3,820 m (12,533 ft)	1 to 2 days	60 to 90 minutes	USD 550 to 800	USD 3,000 to 3,800	Kathmandu / Lukla
Lungdhen	4,380 m (14,370 ft)	2 to 3 days	Around 90 minutes	USD 650 to 900	USD 3,200 to 4,000	Kathmandu / Lukla
Kothe	3,650 m (11,975 ft)	2 to 4 days	90 to 120 minutes	USD 700 to 1,000	USD 3,500 to 4,500	Kathmandu / Lukla
Thagnag	4,100 m (13,451 ft)	2 to 3 days	90 to 120 minutes	USD 700 to 1,000	USD 3,500 to 4,500	Kathmandu / Lukla
Khare	4,900 m (16,076 ft)	2 to 3 days	90 to 120 minutes	USD 800 to 1,100	USD 3,500 to 5,000	Kathmandu / Lukla
Mera Peak Base Camp	5,300 m (17,388 ft)	2 to 4 days	Around 2 hours	USD 900 to 1,300	USD 4,000 to 5,500+	Kathmandu / Lukla
Chhukung	4,730 m (15,518 ft)	2 to 3 days	Around 90 minutes	USD 700 to 1,000	USD 3,500 to 4,500	Kathmandu / Lukla
Island Peak Base Camp	5,087 m (16,690 ft)	2 to 3 days	90 to 120 minutes	USD 800 to 1,200	USD 4,000 to 5,000+	Kathmandu / Lukla
Ama Dablam Base Camp	4,600 m (15,092 ft)	2 to 3 days	90 to 120 minutes	USD 800 to 1,200	USD 3,500 to 5,000+	Kathmandu / Lukla
Baruntse Base Camp	5,300 m (17,388 ft)	Several days	2 to 3 hours	Custom Quote	Custom Charter	Kathmandu / Lukla

Please note prices are only approximate and they may change due to the season, the weather, the availability of helicopters, the price of fuel, the number of travellers sharing the flight and the weight of the passengers. Shared flight rates are priced on a per-person basis and private charter rates are priced for the whole helicopter. Helicopter landing on the Base Camp of Island Peak is not usual. Pick-ups are typically set up from Chhukung or another permitted landing area. For up-to-date pricing, availability & personalised quotation, please contact Life Himalaya Trekking.

Everest view heli Tour

Helicopter Return Destinations

The Everest Trek Helicopter Return Service is available in several return destinations in line with different travel plans. Helicopter services are a convenient and quick way to get to Kathmandu for an international flight or to go on another trek or to another part of Nepal. The final destination will be dependent on your itinerary, weather and helicopter activity.

Helicopter flight to Kathmandu

After trekking in the Everest region, Kathmandu is the most popular destination. The majority of helicopters can be dropped at Tribhuvan International Airport or an authorized helipad in close vicinity, which will facilitate transit to your hotel or to an international flight. Flying to Kathmandu is an excellent option for those who have limited time, as it will save several days of trekking and road travel.

Helicopter flight to Lukla

The Everest helicopter return can also terminate at Lukla Airport (2845m /9334 ft). This option is good for trekkers who may have to continue on the trek or meet friends or fly back to Kathmandu on a domestic scheduled flight. It also gives flexibility in the hectic trekking period when schedules could change.

Helicopter flight to Ramechhap (Manthali)

Ramechhap which is also called Manthali Airport is located at about 474 m (1,555 ft). During the peak trekking seasons, many Lukla flights operate from this airport instead of Kathmandu. Direct flights to Ramechhap can make onward travel easier and prevent air traffic congestion in Kathmandu, causing delays.

Custom Charter Flights

There is also an option to hire a helicopter back from Everest’s Base Camp and charter it to another part of Nepal. The helicopter can be dispatched to various domestic airports, including Pokhara and Jomsom, depending on approval from the operational wing. This is ideal for those who want to get on with their holiday without having to return to Kathmandu first. We are able to suggest the best possible destination for you depending on your trip plans and travel dates.

Shared vs Private Helicopter Charter

Once you have decided that you want to travel on the Everest Trek Helicopter Return Service, you need to determine whether you want to travel in a shared helicopter flight or a private helicopter charter. Both options are a safe and convenient way to get back from the Everest region but they have their own set of pros and cons and some differences in price, flexibility and travel experience. The best option will depend on budget, group size and time.

Shared Helicopter Flight

For many trekkers, the most economical way to travel is a shared helicopter flight. Rather than renting out the whole helicopter, you share it with other travelers who are traveling in the same direction. Operating costs are spread across all passengers, making it much less expensive than a private charter. Shared flights are typically run in response to demand and weather and may not be completely flexible. A shared Everest helicopter return is perfect for solo travellers, couples and small groups who don’t want to break the bank whilst enjoying a quick and scenic return.

Private Helicopter Charter

A private helicopter charter is for your group and you only. The benefit of this is that you have more flexibility as you can set up your departure time depending on your adventure plan, weather conditions and flight availability. Private charters are very in-demand amongst family, friends, photographers and luxury travellers who want a more tailored experience.

A helicopter typically can transport up to five passengers depending on the weight of the passengers and the altitude of the flight, although at high altitudes, helicopter shuttle operations may be required for safety. Private charters are available for a helicopter in/out from Everest Base Camp as well, from approved remote sites where operational conditions allow.

Both are equally stunning with a grand view of the mountains and offer professional flight service. Shared flights are more budget-friendly and the advantage is for those who are looking to keep costs low whereas private charters are ideal for those who place a premium on convenience, privacy and flexibility. We can advise which is best for you and your group depending on your travel plans and group size.

Best Treks Combined with Helicopter Return

Many of the trekking and climbing expeditions in the Everest region can be enhanced with an Everest Trek Helicopter Return Service. For those who want to save some time on the hike, you can make the trip back to Lukla on a scenic helicopter flight and enjoy some of the greatest aerial views of the Himalayas. Here are a few of the most popular hikes that make a great combination with a helicopter ride back.

Everest Base Camp Trek with Helicopter Return

Trekkers visiting the Everest region can choose this as their most popular choice. You can hike to Kala Patthar (5,545 m) from Everest Base Camp (5,364 m) and then head back to the base camp via helicopter from Gorak Shep or another permitted landing point. In addition, this saves a few days of the hike down and provides for an amazing flight home to Kathmandu.

Helicopter landing & panoramic View from kalapather.

Gokyo Lakes Trek with Helicopter Return

The Gokyo Lakes Trek is known for its beautiful glacial lakes and mountain scenery. Once you have completed your trek, you continue on Everest with a helicopter trip back to Kathmandu. The flight also offers a superb view of the Ngozumpa Glacier and other peaks of the Himalayas. During the trek, you can see the 5 lakes of Gokyo and with the helicopter flight, you can have a bird’s-eye view of the 6^th lake as well.

Everest Three Passes Trek with Helicopter Return

Everest Three Passes Trek is a difficult trek which traverses the Kongma La, Cho La and Renjo La. Once this exhausting trek is completed, many trekkers decide to take a helicopter ride to their base from Chhukung, Dzongla or a suitable site to avoid several more days of walking.

Everest Panorama Trek with Helicopter Return

For those with limited time, the Everest Panorama Trek can be done in conjunction with a helicopter ride from either Namche Bazaar or the Everest View Hotel at 3880m (12730ft). This option offers the best of the Everest region and a pleasant travel back home.

Mera Peak and Island Peak Climbing

Climbing expeditions can also enjoy a helicopter return from Everest Base Camp-style service. Climbers can collect vehicles from nearby locations like Khare and Chhukung after reaching the summit of Mera Peak (6476 m/21247 ft) or Island Peak (6189 m/20305 ft). Life Himalaya Trekking can tailor each itinerary and arrange the helicopter pick-up for the climbing schedule and travelling plans.

Weather Conditions and Flight Safety

Every Everest Trek Helicopter Return Service is planned with safety as the number one priority, as mountain weather can change very rapidly. Weather conditions are closely monitored; visibility, wind speed and landing site safety are checked before each flight. Helicopter operations only take place when they meet the aviation safety standards and the passengers have a safe and comfortable flight.

Best Time to Fly

The helicopter flights in the Everest region can be done throughout the year but the best time is from March to June and Mid-September to early January. The weather is generally fine and dry with clear skies during these months, so it’s best for trekking as well as flying. These are also the busiest trekking seasons, so it is advisable to book a return with a helicopter beforehand.

During the monsoon from Mid June to the 10^th of October, only 4 passengers with 2 pilots can be accommodated in one flight for safety reasons for the passengers, the pilots and the aircraft.

Weather and Flight Operations

The Everest helicopter return is typically scheduled in the early morning when the visibility is best and the mountain winds usually are the least. Airplanes are more likely to be delayed in the afternoons due to stronger wind and variations in weather. If fog, snowfall, heavy clouds or poor visibility occur, the flight can be delayed or rescheduled to improve weather conditions. This is an accepted procedure, not a problem and helps passengers’ safety.

Safety Standards and Passenger Guidelines

The helicopter companies doing the flights in the Everest region are also under the strict regulation of the Civil Aviation Authority of Nepal. Special training in high-altitude flying and use special aircraft designed for mountain flying. Helicopters are limited to carrying fewer passengers at higher elevations due to limited lifting capacity and typically only carry about 10 to 15 kg (22 to 33 lb) of luggage per person. When riders’ weight is above the maximum for a shuttle service, a helicopter return from Everest Base Camp or a high-altitude area is also an option. It is important for the crew to give flight and crew direction throughout the flight to ensure a safe and smooth flight for everyone aboard.

How to Book a Helicopter Pickup During Your Trek

You can book an Everest trek helicopter return service easily, even before you start your trek or from the mountains themselves. It is best to make reservations in advance, in the spring or fall months when trekking is popular. We can also accommodate the helicopter return in your trekking package and book the helicopter flight accordingly to your itinerary.

With flexible itineraries, an Everest helicopter return is also possible from the trail. The guide and/or tea house employees can communicate with us via satellite or mobile communication if available. Before confirming your pickup, we will be checking helicopter availability, local weather and the closest approved landing site. Last-minute bookings are available but may not be available during busy seasons.

For emergencies like illness or altitude problems, helicopter evacuation may also be arranged as rapidly as possible and weather and aviation conditions permit. It is highly recommended to purchase travel insurance which includes helicopter evacuation before embarking on your trek.

Life Himalaya Trekking coordinates all aspects of the booking – flight co-ordination, landing permits and communication with the helicopter companies. Just specify your preferred pick-up point and time and we will arrange pick-up from EBC or an approved pick-up point in the Everest region with the helicopter. All you have to do is mention the preferred pick-up point and time from EBC or any other approved pick-up point in the Everest region and our team will arrange a safe and efficient pick-up with the helicopter.

Contact Us

Life Himalaya Trekking Pvt. Ltd.

Thamel, Kathmandu, Nepal
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Frequently Asked Questions

Is there a minimum passenger requirement for a return flight in a helicopter?

Yes, private helicopter charters are available for any group size and shared flights run when enough passengers book a similar flight.

May I cancel my pick-up location after booking?

Yes. Pickup locations can normally be adjusted before departure only if it is safe for helicopter operations and landing permissions and the weather permits.

Do children ride the helicopters back down the mountain from Everest?

Yes. Children may be flown in helicopters with an adult and in accordance with the operator’s safety and seating guidelines.

May I use trekking poles and camera gear?

Yes. Permitted personal equipment includes trekking poles, cameras and other items that are within the permitted weight and size of baggage.

Will the helicopter stop to take a look or take photos?

No. Helicopter return flights are not sightseeing and do not stop at sights unless as a private charter flight.

Does anyone offer pick-up services for individual trekkers by helicopter?

Yes. Solo travellers can fly on a shared flight when there is seat availability and travel arrangements can also be made on a private charter for complete flexibility and convenience.

Which forms of payment do you take for helicopter bookings?

All payments are accepted, including cash in Kathmandu, major online payment methods and bank transfers. Payments will be confirmed at booking.

After booking a helicopter flight, can I reschedule?

Yes. Depending on helicopter availability, weather and operational approval, flight changes may be possible. In some instances, extra fees may be charged.

Is there a confirmation of booking before flight?

Yes. After you’ve booked, you’ll get full booking details with the pick-up location, reporting time and flight details.

Helicopter flight back to Lukla

Book Your Everest Helicopter Return with Life Himalaya Trekking

Life Himalaya Trekking will be here to assist you from the start of the trek till your safe return on the Everest Trekking Helicopter Return Service. Our local team of experts is experienced in all aspects of the flight, from coordinating the flight to obtaining landing permits, communicating with helicopter operators and flight planning. If you require a pre-booked flight, a last-minute pick-up or an emergency helicopter arrangement, we are always ready to support you on your trip.

Everest helicopter return can be available either as a shared flight (which is cheaper) or as a private charter (which makes it more flexible and convenient). We will recommend the best possible pick-up point for you depending on your travel plan, the weather and availability of flights.

We have years of experience in operating in the Everest region and are aware of the difficulties associated with operating at high altitude and only use trusted helicopter operators and experienced pilots. Call Life Himalaya Trekking now to get a customised quote and we’ll arrange your quick, safe, comfortable and timely return to EBC from Everest Base Camp or any approved point in the Everest area to end your trip on time and safely.