9 Days Everest Base Camp Helicopter Return Trek

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At a Glance
  • Duration9 Days
  • Difficulty Level Moderate
  • Max Altitude 5640m
  • Group Size 1 - 20 Person
  • Start City Kathmandu City
  • End City Kathmandu City
  • Trip Type Private and Group Joining
  • Activity Trekking, Hiking and Helicopter Flight
  • Best Season March - May and September - January
Trip Highlights
  • Senic flight to Lukla.
  • Sherpa Culture and their lifestyle.
  • Mount Everest
  • Namche Bazaar.
  • Everest Base Camp.
  • Kalapatthar.
  • Sagarmatha Natilnal Park.
  • Helicopter ride from Gorekshep via Dingboche, Tengboche, Namche, Lukla to Kathmandu.

The Everest Base Camp trek is obviously the world’s most preferred holiday plan. Strolling in the unique landscape surrounded by beautiful mountain vistas in all directions is definitely fun. However, did you know that flying to Everest, right above the panorama of the mountain is even more exciting? Trekking and helicopter flight are two different ways to see Everest, each one offering a completely different experience that you cannot miss. 

So, why limit yourself to just when there’s a way to enjoy the Everest Base Camp Helicopter trek i.e. both trekking and Heli flight to Everest in a single journey? 

How? Let us explain.

Like all other Everest Base Camp treks, this journey also begins from Kathmandu, Nepal’s capital. From here, we catch a flight to Lukla and hike towards the majestic Everest by getting into the villages of Phakding and Namche. We stop at Namche for a day and then walk to Tengboche, Dingboche, Lobuche, and Gorakshep before finally landing at Everest Base Camp, the closest we get to the mysterious Everest. Next, we hike to Kala Patthar for the best sunrise view of Everest. 

However, the rather interesting part of the Everest Base Camp Helicopter Trek journey starts when a Helicopter picks us up from Gorakshep and flies us above Khumbu Glacier. With the unbelievable bird’s eye view of Everest, Nuptse, Cho Oyo, Makalu, etc., the helicopter takes us to Kathmandu within a few minutes. 

Everest Base Camp Helicopter Trek Difficulty

The initial part of the journey is obviously very demanding. Walking to 5,000 meters above sea level continuously isn’t very easy. Thankfully, since we directly fly from Everest to Kathmandu by Helicopter, we avoid the major painful section. This Everest Base Camp helicopter trek is way easier than the classic trek trail of Everest. 

Why Everest Base Camp Heli Trek?

You gotta get the thrills of both the Everest Base Camp Trek and the Everest Base Camp helicopter tour. In the EBC trek, you get to visit the local villages, interact with the Sherpas, and observe their lives while climbing upward. You can spot the rear wildlife dwelling in Sagarmatha National Park and discover the hidden monastery. And on the Everest base camp Heli tour, you get to experience the bird’s eye view from the top while returning to Kathmandu quickly and luxuriously. 

Itinerary

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Unlike other trek packages to Everest Base Camp, we first drive to the terminal airport of Kathmandu and then get on a flight to Lukla. Our driver picks us up right from the hotel in Thamel and drives us to the airport for the very scenic flight to Lukla. This is actually the most exciting part of this Everest Base Camp Helicopter Tour. Tenzing Hillary Airport at 2,800 meters offers one of the most thrilling landings in the world. 
 
At Lukla, we met some Porters who will carry our duffel bag. From there, we begin the walk on the bank of the Dudh Koshi River. Crossing many Himalayan settlements, we reach Phakding for the night.

  • Max Altitude: 2610m
  • Accommodation: Guest House
  • Time: 3 Hours
  • Meals: BLD
  • Walking Distance: 8km

Today, we have an exciting walk along the forest of Pine and Rhododendron. Walking along the Dudh Koshi River, we visit the villages of Benker, Chumoa, and Monjo. At Monjo, we enter the Sagarmatha National Park by issuing an entry permit. You might get the chance to encounter some exciting Himalayan wildlife like Thar, Red Panda, Langur, Monkey, etc. on your way up. 
 Now, we ascent for one more hour before getting to Namche. After we get to Namche in the evening, we enjoy a delicious dinner in the beautiful ambiance of the mountain. Namche is a big trading town at such an altitude that you can see many bars, restaurants, and bakeries. 

  • Max Altitude: 3440m
  • Accommodation: Guest House
  • Time: 6 Hours
  • Meals: BLD
  • Walking Distance: 12km

Since we are at 3,867 meters, we will need some rest to cope with decreasing oxygen levels. Thus, we stop at Namche for a day and visit places such as the Everest view hotel, Khunde Hospital, Local Schools, and museums. Everest View Hotel can be a great viewpoint in the morning where we can witness the spectacular Panorama of mountains including Everest. We can also visit nearby local villages or rest in our rooms. 
 
In the evening, we visit the small yet beautiful market of Namche. You can enjoy a cup of coffee and some freshly baked pies in one of the restaurants here. Such luxury isn’t available once you walk beyond Namche.

  • Max Altitude: 3880m
  • Accommodation: Guest House
  • Time: 3 Hours
  • Meals: BLD
  • Walking Distance: 5km

This is another interesting day of Everest Base Camp trek and Helicopter flyback. Getting further into the Khumbu region, we trek into the places called Sansa via Kayangjuma. We strop here from the view and some food. As we keep walking down with the view of Mt. Thamserku, we cross the checkpoint right before starting the ascent to Tengboche. After a couple of hours, we get to Tengboche, a considerable settlement in the area.
 
Here, we visit the Tengboche monastery, the most significant and oldest Buddhist heritage of the village. Tengboche monastery. Inside the monastery, we can hear the evening chants inside the monastery by the Buddhist monks. From the backyard of the monastery, we will see the trekking routes to Gokyo Valley.

  • Max Altitude: 3867m
  • Accommodation: Guest House
  • Time: 5 Hours
  • Meals: BLD
  • Walking Distance: 9km

After breakfast, we start the walk with the majestic Ama Dablam towering before us. From Tengboche, the trekking trail descends down for about 30 minutes and reaches Pangboche. The trail is beautiful with amazing sights of the Himalayas and many trekkers around. We get into Imja Valley which shows the beautiful view of the Lobuche River, before getting to Dingboche by evening. 
 
Dingboche is a lovely village. We will see the cultivation of Potato and Barley there. Here, people surround their fields with stone walls to protect the crops from cattle and cold air. Enjoy the beauty of the mountain while you spend a comfortable night in a tea house.

  • Max Altitude: 4410m
  • Accommodation: Guest House
  • Time: 6 Hours
  • Meals: BLD
  • Walking Distance: 12km

On the 5th day of the Everest trek with helicopter flyback, we will spend a great time in the beautiful ambiance of Dingboche. Although Dingboche is not as fancy as Namche Bazaar, it’s a calm and peaceful place to stop before our climb gets more difficult. From your hotel, the views of Ama Dablam, Lhotse, Everest, Makalu, Cho Yu, Lobuche East/ West, and many other peaks are magnificent. In the morning or in the daytime, we can hike to the nearby hill and enjoy the day. There is some great viewpoint to witness the awesome peaks in the Everest Region.

  • Max Altitude: 5030m
  • Accommodation: Guest House
  • Time: 4 Hours
  • Meals: BLD
  • Walking Distance: 7km

After re-energizing from a rest day, we now walk towards the village of Lobuche. First, we get to the settlement of Duglha and Dusa before the valley narrows down. From the ridge, we can see the best views of Mt. Tawache and Cholatse so close and so beautiful. Since we keep on gaining altitude, the treks keep on being harder. So, we walk slowly to the beautiful yak pastures in Thukla. We drink a lot of water while walking in the terminal moraine of Khumbu glacier. With the stunning Mount Pumori right before us, we continue the walk to Lobuche. Lobuche is also a small village situated in very difficult terrain. However, there are some comfortable tea houses for our night’s stop.

  • Max Altitude: 4940m
  • Accommodation: Guest House
  • Time: 6 Hours
  • Meals: BLD
  • Walking Distance: 11km

Today, we start the hike to the Gorakshep in the morning. As we reach Gorakshep, the last human settlement before EBC, we stop for a while to leave our stuff. Then, we trek to Everest Base Camp for the most beautiful experience of our lives. We can see the world’s highest peak shining right before our eyes, glittering in the mountains. We spend a couple of hours in this magical land, capturing some stunning views of the mountains. 
 
After a few hours before the majestic Everest, we make a lot of memories before returning to Gorakshep for a night’s stay. They serve quite excellent food and arrange a comfortable stay for the night. Since we have to wake up early the next morning, we get to bed early.

  • Max Altitude: 5364m
  • Accommodation: Guest House
  • Time: 7/8 Hours
  • Meals: BLD
  • Walking Distance: 15km

We wake up very early, intending to reach Kala Patthar before sunrise. This 2-3 hours of trek will be the most challenging climb of the Everest Base Camp Helicopter trek journey. However, the views from the top are just magnificent, i.e. better than the ones from the base camp itself. In a couple of hours, we get back to Gorakshep for breakfast. As we sip the warm cup of coffee, there will be a helicopter waiting for us.

After getting our bag, the entire team gets inside the Heli and the flight to Everest thus begins. We fly above Khumbu glacier and other small peaks, giving you a satisfactory view of the landscape. Then, we fly towards Namche and within some moments, you can see the runway of Lukla beyond you. Finally, we start to see the lush tropical forest and valley of Kathmandu. Within some moments, we shall be driving to our hotel in Thamel from the airport in Kathmandu. 

  • Max Altitude: 5640m
  • Accommodation: 2/3 Star Hotel
  • Time: 4 Hours
  • Meals: BLD
  • Walking Distance: 5km
  • Transport: Helicopter
Cost Details
What's Included
  • Transportation to and from Tribhuvan Airport.
  • 3 nights in a 2-star hotel in Kathmandu, breakfast included.
  • Transportation to and from the Airport
  • Kathmandu Lukla - Kathmandu Flight Ticket.
  • Gorekshep -Lukla - Helicopter Flight.
  • Local guest house accommodation in the mountains.
  • Government-authorized, experienced guide and porter.
  • Insurance, food, accommodation, and wages for the guide and porter.
  • Hygienic meals (breakfast, lunch, and dinner) during the trek.
  • Equipments:-sleeping bag, trekking pole, down jacket.
  • First Aid Kit
  • Breeze Adventure logo Trekking T-shirt ( 1 piece)
  • Maps
  • Service charge and government taxes
  • Sagarmatha National Park entry fee.
What's Not Included
  • Meals in Kathmandu (besides breakfast)
  • Shower and electronic charging fees at guest houses during the trek
  • Alcoholic drinks, chocolates, tea and coffee
  • Tips for guide
  • Personal Insurance
  • International Flight

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Add-Ons & Options

Upgrade: Kathmandu to Lukla By Helicopter

Comfortable and Scenic Journey: Elevate your trip with a helicopter flight from Kathmandu to Lukla. For an additional $550 per person, experience a smooth and scenic helicopter ride, offering a more comfortable flight and breathtaking views of the countryside along the way.

Upgrade: Lukla to Kathmandu Helicopter Ride

Smooth and exciting journey: Finish your trek with a Lukla-Kathmandu helicopter ride for US $550 per person only, make your return journey comfortable and memorable, avoiding the Lukla-Ramechap flight and a long drive to Kathmandu. It's a luxurious way to conclude your adventure, enjoying the views of the Himalayan range, taking in the stunning landscapes, and saving time.

By opting for these upgrades, you can tailor your 9-day Everest Base Camp Trek to suit your preferences, whether you’re seeking a more comfortable, scenic Helicopter ride or a seamless return trip. The additional costs cover enhanced services, ensuring your adventure is not only about reaching the destination but also about creating lasting memories along the way.

Dates & Price
Select a Departure Month
Oct 27, 2025From:Kathmandu City
Nov 04, 2025To:Kathmandu City
PriceUS$2600
StatusAvailable

Join our 9-day Everest Base Camp Trek – a thrilling adventure to the base of the world’s highest peak. Fixed departures are available every week from March to May and September to November. Book now to secure your spot and experience the Himalayas like never before. Limited seats available for each group departure!

 

Essential Information

Everest Base Camp Heli Trek vs Tour

Trekking to Everest itself has a lot of adventurous thrilling. However, it will take more than 2 weeks of hard walking in the remote land while the Everest base camp tour by helicopter is only 9 days long. Many people suffer from cramps and knee pain on the return journey. So, having a helicopter to take you to the comfort of the city in less than an hour is a blessing. Also, you will not miss out on the stunning Everest and other nearby peaks from the top of Kalapatthar.

Weather and climate

Views from this glorious trail are always awe-inspiring. However, the months of autumn (September, October, November) and Spring (March, April, May) are absolutely lovely. The temperature during these months is 5 to 15 degrees Celsius and the weather is stable i.e. no rainfall and snowfall. Trekking in winter (December to January ) is hard due to the snow above Namche. The helicopter flight to Everest is more than magical in winter. Summer i.e. June and July is not a good time for both trek and helicopter flights to Everest. 

Cost Details of Everest Base Camp Heli Trek

Since it involves the cost of a helicopter, the Everest Base Camp helicopter trek is obviously high. The price of an Everest trek is about $1500/ person and that of a helicopter flight is about $1200/ person. Combining both, the Everest Heli trek is about $2500. However, if you have a crew to share in the Helicopter cost on the return journey, the cost comes out to be a little cheaper. 

Group Joining Everest Base Camp Helicopter Trek Cost Details

The cost of the Everest Base Camp helicopter trek is high if you have to charter the entire Helicopter. However, when you have a crew to share that cost with i.e. Group Joining Everest Base Camp Heli Trek cost comes out to $2000 to $2500. The group can be arranged by the agency or by the trekkers themselves. Considering the comfort it brings, the price is worth it.

Our Helicopter Services in Everest Region

Kathmandu to Lukla Helicopter flight

While regular people fly from Kathmandu to Lukla at a domestic airport, a helicopter flight to Lukla is a more comfortable option. With Breeze Adventure, you can charter a helicopter to Lukla and fly around Kathmandu, Dolakha, and Solukumbu of your own free will. The helicopter lands at Tenzing Hillary Airport at Lukla (2680 meters). 

Gorekshep to Lukla Helicopter Flight

Gorekshep is the final human settlement before Everest Base Camp. After the visit to Everest and Kalapatthar, the trekkers shall enjoy a warm breakfast at Gorekshep and then job into Breeze Adventure’s helicopter. Similarly, you can also fly from Lukla to Gorakshep and then hike to Everest and Kalapatthar on your foot. 

Kalapatthar Helicopter Tour flight

Kalapatthar (Black Rock) is the highest point during Everest Trek. This small peak at 5,644 offers the most beautiful views of Everest and the nearby Himalayas with the sunrise in the morning. It’s claimed that the view from Kalapatthar is better than the one from Everest Base Camp itself. Kalapatthar Helicopter Flight Landing tour is very popular. 

Gokyo Lakes Helicopter Tour

Beyond Everest base camp, there lie the six pristine glacier lakes of Gokyo. A helicopter flight to Gokyo is available from Kathmandu or Lukla (also the return flight). The lakes and Himalayas in the Gokyo Valley, one of the world’s highest-located settlement makes a lifetime memorable journey. This is about 4 hours of flight from the capital. 

Kathmandu –Kalapatthar-Gokyo Lakes Helicopter tour

Now, this is the ultimate adventure one can experience on Everest. We shall first fly from Kathmandu to Lukla and then head towards Kalapatthar for the awesome view of Everest Peak. Then, we shall land at Gokyo Lakes, offering a magical view of the entire landscape. In a short while, we fly from Gokyo to Kathmandu. 

Everest Kalapatthar Kongde Resort Helicopter tour

Want something even more fun and luxurious? Then, you must try this Kalapatthar Kongde Resort Helicopter tour. After a wonderful view from Kalapatthar, we shall land at Kongde Resort which is one of the highest-located resorts with an entire view of the Khumbu Region at 4250m. They serve yummy food for the trekkers while enjoying such a magical view.

Everest Base Camp Heli Trek is the most exciting and adventurous experience. So please contact Breeze Adventure for more details. We are committed to making your journey on Everest fun and exciting! 

9 Days Everest Base Camp Helicopter Return Trek FAQs

General

  • Trekking to Everest Base Camp is a once-in-a-lifetime journey that takes you through the heart of the Himalayas, offering breathtaking mountain views, cultural experiences, and the chance to stand at the foot of the world’s tallest peak.

  • Yes, hiring a guide is mandatory as per new Nepal trekking regulations (effective April 2023). Guides ensure your safety, help with logistics, and enrich your experience with local knowledge.

  • As of the latest regulations, solo trekking without a licensed guide is no longer permitted for safety reasons. All trekkers must be accompanied by a certified guide or porter-guide.

  • The trail is busiest during the spring (March–May) and autumn (September–November) seasons. If you prefer fewer crowds, consider trekking in the early or late shoulder seasons.

  • Yes, most teahouses offer Wi-Fi (paid), and mobile networks like Ncell and NTC provide coverage in many areas, though it becomes unreliable at higher altitudes.

Everest Base Camp Weather and Temperature

  • Spring (March–May) and autumn (September–November) offer the best weather: clear skies, stable temperatures, and dry trails.

  • Temperatures at Everest Base Camp can drop to -10°C to -20°C at night, especially in winter. Daytime temperatures are milder but still cold.

  • Layered clothing is key. Start with moisture-wicking base layers, followed by an insulating layer (fleece/down), and finish with a waterproof shell.

  • Trekking during the monsoon (June–August) is possible but not recommended due to heavy rains, leeches, and limited mountain views.

  • Snow is common above 4,000 meters during late autumn, winter, and especially in March–April. Please be prepared with proper footwear and warm trekking gear.

Arrival and Visas

  • Yes, most nationalities require a visa, which can be obtained upon arrival at Kathmandu Airport or online through Nepal’s official immigration website.

  • You’ll need a valid passport (with at least 6 months’ validity), a completed visa application form, two passport-sized photos, and the applicable visa fees (in USD cash is recommended).

  • Tourist visas are available for 15, 30, or 90 days, with the option to extend for up to 150 days per calendar year.

  • Yes, it includes airport pickup and drop-off as part of the Breeze Adventure's service.

  • Yes, travel insurance covering trekking up to 5,500 meters and emergency helicopter evacuation is strongly recommended and often mandatory.

Everest Base Camp Trek Cost

  • Typical packages include domestic flights, permits, guide and porter fees, accommodations, meals during the trek, and ground transfers. Please check our Cost Section for more detailed information

  • International flights, travel insurance, personal expenses (Wi-Fi, hot showers), tipping, and gear rental/purchase are usually not included. Please check our cost section for more detailed information.

  • Most teahouses accept only cash. Bring enough Nepalese rupees (NPR) from Kathmandu. ATMs are available only in Kathmandu and Namche.

  • Tips are not mandatory but highly appreciated. A common guideline is $10-20 /day for guides and $10–15 /day for porters.

  • Yes! You can choose between basic budget treks and luxury treks that include high-end lodges, better meals, and even helicopter returns. Please let us know your preference in advance.

Who Can Trek? / Trekking Eligibility

  • No prior experience is required, but being physically fit and mentally prepared is important. Many first-time trekkers complete the EBC trek with proper preparation and the good support of Team Breeze.

  • There is no official age limit for the trek; however, participants should be in good health. With proper support from Breeze Adventure, children over the age of 8 and seniors well into their 80s have completed the trek. For older adventurers, Breeze Adventure offers a specially designed longer itinerary for the Senior Everest Base Camp Trek.

  • Yes, beginners can do the EBC trek if they train beforehand and trek with a professional guide from Breeze Adventure. A gradual pace and acclimatization make it achievable.

  • Guides from Breeze Adventure and young locals along the trail speak English. We will handle local logistics.

Physical Fitness

  • You should be able to walk 5–7 hours a day with a light pack. Cardiovascular endurance, leg strength, and stamina are key to your successful trek to EbC.

  • Begin training at least 6–8 weeks in advance. Focus on hiking, stair climbing, cardio workouts (jogging, cycling), and carrying a weighted backpack. Breeze Adventure will send you a basic training plan for the EBC Trek

  • Consult your doctor before planning the trek. Conditions like asthma, heart disease, or high blood pressure must be managed carefully at altitude.

  • Absolutely. Mental resilience is crucial. You’ll face long days, changing weather, and basic amenities, so a positive mindset helps a lot for your successful trek to EBC.

Trek Preparation and Packing

  • Essentials include a down jacket, sleeping bag, hiking boots, layered clothing, gloves, sun protection, water purification tablets, and a headlamp. Please check our Packing list carefully.

  • Yes, Kathmandu has many gear rental shops offering quality jackets, sleeping bags, poles, and more—ideal if you don’t want to invest in everything. Breeze Adventure will help you rent your gear.

  • A 25–35L daypack is sufficient. Porters will carry your main duffel (usually up to 10–12 kg).

  • Use a layering system. This lets you adjust easily to temperature changes throughout the day and at different elevations.

  • Yes, Our Hotel will secure luggage storage during your trek.

Food and Accommodation During the Trek

  • You will stay in teahouses, which are basic mountain lodges offering simple twin rooms, shared bathrooms, and meals. Please note that facilities become more basic as you gain altitude. If you wish to upgrade your accommodation, Breeze Adventure will be happy to arrange this according to your preferences at an additional cost.

  • Only the dining areas are heated (with yak dung or wood-burning stoves). Bedrooms are unheated, so a good sleeping bag is essential. 

  • Yes, but not always reliable. Hot showers are typically available for a small extra cost ($3–$6), and may use solar or gas.

  • Yes, you can enjoy meals during the trek, but we recommend sticking to vegetarian options to reduce the risk of foodborne illness. Dal Bhat (rice and lentils) is a local favorite, nutritious and energy-rich, perfect for trekking. Additionally, a continental menu will be available at each teahouse for more variety.

  • Breeze Adventure will handle all bookings. During peak seasons, booking helps secure better teahouses.

Health and Safety

  • Altitude Sickness (AMS) can occur when ascending too quickly without proper acclimatization. To help prevent it, it's important to follow a gradual ascent, stay well-hydrated, and allow time for proper acclimatization. For your safety, Breeze Adventure will provide one oxygen tank during your Everest Base Camp (EBC) Trek.

  • Our Guides are trained in first aid and AMS response. In emergencies, helicopter evacuations are available (covered by proper insurance).

  • Tap water is unsafe. Use water purification tablets, filters, or buy boiled/treated water from lodges.

  • Basic clinics exist in places like Pheriche, Namche, and Gorekshep. For serious issues, evacuation to Kathmandu is needed.

  • Yes, traveling to Nepal is safe, especially with Breeze Adventure, where your comfort and security are our top priorities. Nepal is generally a safe destination for women travelers, and Nepalese people are known for their warm hospitality and deep respect for all guests.

Practical Matters

  • Yes, but charging costs extra. Most teahouses offer solar or generator power. Bring a power bank and universal adapter.

  • Carry Nepalese rupees (NPR). Small denominations are useful for tips, snacks, and buying essentials on the trail.

  • Yes, many teahouses offer paid Wi-Fi (Everest Link or AirLink). Connections can be slow or unreliable at higher altitudes.

  • Yes, with a local SIM card (Ncell or NTC). Coverage is available up to parts of EBC, though not always consistently.

  • Yes, you’ll need a Sagarmatha National Park Entry Permit and a Khumbu Pasang Lhamu Rural Municipality Permit, both arranged by Breeze Adventure.

Transportation and Flights

  • Most treks start with a 30-minute flight from Kathmandu (or Ramechhap) to Lukla. It’s a scenic but weather-dependent route and trekking season.

  • Yes, but flights are subject to delays or cancellations due to weather. Always build 1–2 buffer days into your itinerary.

  • Yes. Helicopter transfers are available at extra cost and are great for saving time or in case of emergencies.

  • Yes, most trek packages include airport transfers to/from your hotel in Kathmandu.

  • If Lukla flights are grounded, you can travel by Jeep (12-17 hours) to Surke and trek an extra 3 hours to join the main trail.

Additional Trips and Extensions

  • Yes, many trekkers choose the Everest Three Passes or EBC + Gokyo route for more scenic diversity and adventure.

  • Popular extensions include Pokhara, Chitwan National Park, Lumbini, or even climbing peaks like Island Peak and Lobuche East.

  • Yes, heli flights from Gorakshep to Lukla or Kathmandu are available and can reduce return days if you’re short on time.

  • Yes! You can visit UNESCO sites like Pashupatinath, Boudhanath, Swayambhunath, and Bhaktapur Durbar Square.

  • Absolutely. Options like the Everest View Trek, the Namche Bazaar Trek, or the Yeti Trail Trek offer great views with less altitude and time.

  • The shortest version of the Everest Base Camp Trek is the 7-Day Everest Base Camp Trek with Helicopter Return.
    This itinerary is specially designed for regular hikers who have limited time but still wish to experience the beauty of the Everest region.

Clients Reviews

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  • March was the perfect month for my EBC Trek

    March was the perfect month for my Everest Base Camp adventure—mild weather, blooming rhododendrons, and breathtaking views. The trail was vibrant and full of life, with both trekkers and locals preparing for the spring season. I loved the diversity of landscapes, from pine forests to high-altitude plateaus. Each teahouse offered warm meals and cozy beds, making the long days manageable. Standing at Base Camp felt like achieving something truly meaningful. And then, the helicopter flight back—absolutely incredible! Seeing the trail from the air gave me a real sense of how far we’d come. It’s a journey I’ll never forget.

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    LuccaItaly,March 09, 2025
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  • Helicopter return was beyond anything we expected

    We, 4 childhood friends, trekked to Everest Base Camp in February and loved every second of the experience. We chose this month to avoid crowds, and it worked—peaceful trails, personalized attention, and incredible views every day. The weather was chilly but not extreme, and the skies were mostly clear, giving us beautiful mountain panoramas. Our guides were incredibly helpful and always kept our spirits high. Reaching Base Camp was emotional, but the helicopter return was beyond anything we expected. Flying over the landscape we had just trekked gave us a deeper appreciation for the region’s scale and beauty. A perfect balance of adventure and comfort.

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    ALEX PRIYA PINTU CHHOTUCanada,February 18, 2025
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