Everest Mountain Overfly with Gokyo Lake Overfly, Kalapatthar Landing and Breakfast at HEV from Kathmandu

Share your preferred travel date, the number of passengers, exact passenger weights, and baggage details with Mountain Helicopters Nepal. Our operations team will verify helicopter availability, weather conditions, airport status, and total payload to ensure the flight can be operated safely. Once everything is confirmed, you will receive your final itinerary, reporting time, meeting point, and baggage allowance, so you can prepare for a smooth and hassle-free journey.

Before boarding, the crew briefs passengers on seating, restraint belts, communication signals, and in-flight procedures. If the total weight exceeds the allowed limit, some baggage will need to be stored or sent separately in the next helicopter flight but will charge an extra cost in this case.

The helicopter flies east across hills, farmland, and river valleys to Lukla, where a brief stop is made for refueling. From Lukla, the helicopter continues over Namche Bazaar and Tengboche Monastery to Pheriche, at around 4,240 meters.

The helicopter flies towards the destination where each pair lands at Kalapatthar for 5–10 minutes, then enjoys a close aerial overfly of Gokyo Lakes before returning to Pheriche.

Once all passengers have completed the sequence, the group reunites at Pheriche and flies together to Hotel Everest View at Syangboche. Passengers are seated for a relaxed 15- to 20-minute breakfast with panoramic views of Everest, Ama Dablam, and Thamserku before reboarding for the return flight.

After breakfast, the helicopter retraces its route through Lukla for refueling before returning to Kathmandu