Everest Base Camp Trek with Helicopter Return difficulty
Everest Base Camp Trek with Helicopter Return path to base camp is demanding, and difficult. It is rated moderate and Those who embark on this expedition must navigate rocky and unusual terrain. You will surely encounter difficulties if you are not ready to handle this kind of hardship.
Particularly for beginners, there may be times along the walk when you wish to give up. our Team will always be there to clear those obstacles. Everest Base Camp Trek with Helicopter begins from Kathmandu to Lukla flight and ends at Everest Base Camp with return flight by Helicopter, you will travel a total of about 65 kilometers during the trek days.
You will need to walk for between 5 to 8 hours every day to complete the distance promptly. The trail has plenty of common roughs, ups, and downs and is not as simple as you might believe. For inexperienced hikers, covering long distances on tough terrain is challenging. People who have done hiking before can handle the distance and the hours of trekking.
The Everest Region has a very diverse climate than other areas. There may be small issues for trekkers who are not accustomed to the Himalayan environment. In the highlands, the air is constantly brisk and frigid. It could be difficult for an individual from a low altitude to adapt to the temperature.
Similar to the weather, which is prone to change at any time and in any way. If you are not accepting of this reality, you may experience additional difficulties while hiking. Those with less experience are more likely to encounter this issue.
Food and Drinks during Everest Base Camp and Helicopter return
You will eat traditional Nepalese meals and typical foreign fare while on the trip (Tibetan, Continental, Italian, Indian, etc.) You will have lunch en route to your next destination and breakfast and dinner in the tea house where you spend the night. While on the trek, we will provide all three meals (B, L, and D), however in Kathmandu, we will just provide breakfast.
During your Everest Base Camp Trek with Helicopter return, you will have the option of varieties of foods and cuisine such as International, Indian, and continental that serves Lentil soup, dumplings, pasta, pizza, noodles, and other foods. However, "Traditional Dal Bhat" is the most well-liked.
In Nepal, the dish is referred to as "trekking fare" and is offered in practically every teahouse. Similar to restaurants, tea house also serves drinks like caffeine, tea, and diet drinks. At different rest spots along the route, there are also some eateries.
Speaking about water supplies, the tea house sells fresh drinking water. Water can also be obtained from the water taps located along the trail, though. Make sure you filter the water with water purification tablets.
Accommodation on Everest Base Camp with Helicopter Return Trek
Your accommodation during Everest Base Camp Trek with Helicopter return starts with 3-star Hotel in Kathmandu. Your stay in Kathmandu will be cozy and comfortable with good facilities with Breakfast. However, when you accommodate in Kathmandu, you will have to explore around for Lunch and Dinner.
You will accommodate in a Tea house which will provide food, drinks, and lodging options as well. The most popular accommodation types in these kinds of teahouses are twin-sharing rooms. There will be two beds, a table, and all the bed linens. But you won't get a private bathroom; you'll have to use a sharing bathroom and keep in mind you need your Toilet paper.
The accommodations are tidy and reasonable in price. But don't anticipate lavish accommodations in every teahouse you visit. However, some locations offer access to common amenities like hot showers, Wi-Fi, and electronic charging for a fee.
Stay at the Sherpa-run tea houses that are nearby. Even though they are not fancy, these teahouses offer you decent food and accommodations that are kept to a minimum. You frequently have to share a room during busy times, but you can also get a single room during other times of the year.
Best Season to Trek Everest Base Camp and return by Helicopter
It's crucial to plan your trip dates carefully before heading to the Everest region. This is because the weather is crucial to the Everest Base Camp Trek with Helicopter Return. The poor weather frequently causes the Lukla flight to be delayed and the helicopter to cancel.
Because of this, we highly recommend scheduling your trip for either the autumn or spring seasons. For Everest Base Camp Helicopter Trek, these two seasons are ideal because of the favorable weather and trekking routes. More specifically, the months of September through November and March through May are ideal for this expedition. Let's go into more detail about the sights and the climate.
The post-monsoon season of autumn that lies between September to November makes it the ideal time to travel to Trek Everest Base Camp and Helicopter return. The Mahalangur Himalayas may be seen in all their freshness as the rain washes away all of the dust from the surroundings. Additionally, the season is credited with features like clear, azure skies, warm days, stronger sunlight, and increased visibility, which make it the ideal time for outdoor activities.
The daytime is warmer than the evening. The weather continues to be quiet and consistent, just how you like it. There are many hours of sunshine. Additionally, the higher hills have pleasant temperatures that range from 15 to 24 C. In light of all of these factors, the season is favorable.
Unfortunately, due to the effects of the Monsoon, it might be slightly moist in the initial weeks of autumn till mid-September. Only starting in mid-September, autumn lords over Nepal's tranquility till late November.
A great time of year when planning Everest Base Camp Trek with Helicopter Return is the floral spring. It is the year when the Himalayan climate is the most consistent it can be. Throughout the season, hiking circumstances are stunning. The higher mountain zones' temperature ranges from 16 to 23 C. There are clear blue skies, lush sceneries, and sparkling mountains after tolerable weather.
Acclimatization during Everest Base Camp Trek and Helicopter return
During this trip, the altitude continues to increase. The highest point during the trek is Kala Patthar, which is at a height of 5,554 meters. And you'll begin this trek in Lukla, which is 2,860 meters above sea level. What elevation you will acquire on this walk is now obvious.
There is always a chance of getting altitude sickness whenever you acquire a substantial amount of altitude, Due to the condition, hikers must endure challenging periods. Those who suffer from the sickness may need emergency evacuation and immediate medical attention.
Namche Bazaar Acclimatization day
Anyone who plans to perform Everest Base Camp Trek with Helicopter return must spend at least one day acclimatizing in Namche Bazaar. This type of rest day aids hikers in acclimatizing to freshly attained altitudes. Without adequate acclimatization, it is quite perilous to hike beyond Namche Bazaar on the Everest Base Camp Trek. You will therefore spend this day just getting accustomed to heights.
A quick hike through Namche will be provided for your preparation on this day. Your body is prepared for the challenges ahead thanks to the walk. you have a variety of outdoor options. One of the highest-located hotels, Everest View Hotel, is reachable by walking.
Alternatively, you could visit and see large Sherpa communities like Khumjung (3,780m) and Khunde (3,860m). Additional possibilities include going to the Syangboche Airport, the Sherpa Traditions Museum, etc. You can get stunning views of Ama Dablam, Nuptse, Mount Everest, and more by being close to this location.
It is also the ideal location to interact with the locals and learn about their amazing way of life. Your body will adjust to the heights as you experience this location. Spending some time with friends at one of Namche's trending locations is a great way to round off this wonderful day.
Visa and Entry requirements
You can apply for a Nepal visa at the Nepalese Embassy or you can do it when you land in Kathmandu. The visa can also be obtained at other points of entry at the border. Each time, you'll require 1 passport photo.
To prevent potential issues, foreign travelers are urged to keep track of the expirations on their Nepalese visa and their passport number. Within the time frame that the Nepalese visa is valid, a visa approval application must be submitted.
please make sure to receive the entry stamps on your passport at the entry/exit locations to prevent potential legal issues.
Citizens of India may go to Nepal as long as they possess one of the following documents: A passport, a driver's permit with a photo, an identity card issued by the national agency, a ration card, a voter identity card with a photo, and a registration certificate issued to Indian nationals residing in Nepal by the Indian embassy are all examples of acceptable identification.
Since the majority of the country only requires an entry visa, Nepal is a popular destination for travelers, and entering the country is simple. You may enter Nepal on a shoestring budget. Most of the treks we arrange only require a 15-day visa, and a USD $ 30 fee will get you an Everest Base Camp Trek with Helicopter Return on the same visa.
Travel Permit for Everest Base Camp Trek with Helicopter return
The travel Permit nowadays is improvised and updated. The effective operation and completion of the Everest Base Camp Trek with Helicopter Return require a Three Travel permit. All treks that go through conservation areas or national parks must have a trekking permit.
Without a trekking permit, no foreign hikers are allowed to reach the Everest region. We primarily need to secure two different kinds of permits: the Sagarmatha National Park Entry Permit and the TIMS, which has been replaced by a Pasang Lhamu permit in recent years.
Before, trekkers could obtain TIMS cards for Everest trekking via the Kathmandu Tourism Board, but nowadays, the Everest region runs each journey to the Everest region separately and collects Permit costs which can be collected in Lukla.
The Nepal Tourism Board in Kathmandu is responsible to distribute permits for the Sagarmatha National Park. We have the choice of purchasing it from the station in Monjo, which serves as the entrance point. However, most trekkers who travel to Everest Base Camp Trek by Helicopter return purchase Sagarmatha National Park Entry Permits from the Kathmandu Tourism Board.
You also need a helicopter permit to fly in the Everest region, Lets Trek Himalayas will arrange all of the permits for Everest Base Camp Trek with Helicopter return.
Insurance policy for Everest Base Camp and Helicopter flight
Everest Base Camp Trek with Helicopter return is a high-altitude Trek and flight journey. The trail to Everest Base Camp is tough to walk and challenging. The Trek takes you to the highest altitude of 5545m (Kala Patthar) and there are higher chances of acute mountain sickness before you reach your helicopter in Gorakshep.
Lets Trek Himalayas is supposed to be submitted with your valid insurance policy that covers all your emergency evacuation if you will get into any kind of trouble during the trek your insurance policy must cover travel policy, medical expenditures, rescue operation, etc.
We do not handle any insurance-related activities but we are supposed to be provided a copy that helps us to organize a quick and effective rescue operation as well as a transport for emergency medical care. Please confirm that your insurance is still in effect.
What to pack for Everest Base Camp Trek with Helicopter return?
Packing for Everest Base Camp Trek with Helicopter return packing list is easy and clear. The basic list that follows can be supplemented with others as needed. Don't, however, overpack or make the voyage heavier by bringing unnecessary items. Be a sage traveler!
For Clothing, you need to pack Base Layers Insulating Layer Trekking Pants/Pant, trekking shirts, fleece jackets, Waterproof Jackets, and Shorts for hiking, Breathable underweared, Down Jackets, and trekking shirts
You can prevent from Sun with UV-protected sunglasses, a beanie, warm Trekking Socks Gaiters, and handwear for cold, insulated outer gloves, footwear, inner gloves, etc. Boots for hiking and Sneakers for strolling around also comes in handy.
For Toiletries get yourself Sunscreen Wet tissues, soap, toothpaste, toothbrushes, hand sanitizer, pee funnels, lip balm, and feminine hygiene items. earplugs for sleeping bag liners, your trekking light, and Hiking poles need to be with you during the trail, and don’t forget to pack your charging equipment.
Group Joining for Everest Base Camp Trek with Helicopter return
Everest Base Camp Trek with Helicopter return is a 5-person Trek and the price of the Trek varies on if you are doing a Private Trek with a Helicopter or how many people in a group you have.
We often include fixed departure dates so the travelers can share helicopters and lower their trek costs.
Flight information for Everest Base Camp Trek with Helicopter return Must Know
Everest Base Camp Trek with Helicopter return has three flights included in the trip the first flight to Lukla from Kathmandu often delay due to bad weather so it might cause your trip plan to change and drive to Ramechap and take a flight to Lukla.
Your second flight return by Helicopter can also be delayed or canceled due to the bad climate so, having a day reserve is an ideal option for you. Also, make sure you choose to Perform Everest Base Camp Helicopter Tour in Best Seasons which is included in the Details section.
Your Third flight from Lukla to Kathmandu has a high probability of taking off if your Helicopter departs from Gorakshep to Lukla.
