Breakfast in Everest View Hotel Helicopter Tour

Which is the best time for Breakfast in Everest View Hotel Helicopter Tour?

The helicopter tour of Everest View Hotel is enthralling for most of the time, with majestic scenery and blissful weather. That said, the climate varies depending on the season, which likely causes the flight to impede. Winter and Monsoon often have the flight cancelled or delayed due to poor weather.

Everest View Hotel Helicopter Tour in Autumn

Autumn wins the contest by miles as the best time for Everest View Hotel as it endures pleasant weather. The season offers a warm climate, making it perfect for taking the heli flight to the region. Days are relatively warmer than the morning with beautiful sunshine, which makes the viewpoint accessible.

It’s a wonderful time to be in the region, with the weather getting cool and breezy. There’s a stunning view everywhere, with forest beaming in different shades of colour leaves. With Monsoon washing the dirt away, you’ll get a crystal clear view of glistening mountains, lofty hills and landscapes.

Everest View Hotel Helicopter Tour in Spring

Spring comes late in the Everest region, with late March seeing the flowers blossom and forests turning green. The weather is warm and moderate during the time, making it easy for pilots to fly the aircraft in the region.

Flights hardly ever get cancelled or abandoned due to foul weather in the season. The settings are picture-perfect, with green hills and terrains that look terrific. Visitors can get a sneak peek of wild animals and birds frolicking in the Sagarmatha National Park.

Weather is clearer than ever during Spring, helping passengers catch a dazzling glimpse of towering mountains and steep cliffs. They get to take a tour of the nearby village and enjoy a hearty meal in Everest View Hotel while relishing the magnificent scenery.

Everest View Helicopter Tour in Winter

Winter starts typically from mid-December and lasts till February in the northeastern part of Nepal. Throughout the season, the weather remains frigid, making it unbearable for travellers. That’s the reason many of them choose to fly to Everest view instead of hiking the endless trail.

As the winter reaches its height in January, it gets freezing cold in the region. While the days are warm and bright, nights are icy. Storms and fog often obstruct visibility and compel aviators to postpone the flights.

If the weather doesn’t get any better, they might even have to cancel the flight, following which visitors won’t be able to watch the mountain ranges. The best part about Everest View Helicopter Tour in winter is the magnificent view that no travellers would like to miss.

With the start of the season, the entire Khumbu valley turns into a winter wonderland. The shiny frozen lakes, blue glaciers, and marvellous fjords put up a great display when watched from the sky. Villages look like a paradise during winter, with rooftops and meadows covered in snow.

Everest View Helicopter Tour in Monsoon

Monsoon is often considered as a low season Everest View Helicopter Tour, following awful weather. The season endures heavy rainfall and wild storms starting from mid-June which often forces the flights to put off.

Storm clouds with monsoon winds often interrupt the flight and make it hard for pilots to get strong visibility. Drenched in the rain, the runway of Lukla airport gets slippery in the season, leading to mishaps. As a result, most travellers avoid taking Everest View Helicopter Tour in Monsoon.

However, if you still insist on visiting the region in Monsoon, then better do it in the morning when the sky is clear. You must take extra precaution, though and stay updated with the weather forecast to have a safe flight.

The highlight of the Everest View Helicopter Tour in Monsoon is the incredible view of snow-covered mountains after rainfall. Average temperature ranges from 5 to 13 Degree Celsius, following which you won’t have to carry heavy and warm clothes.

Similar Helicopter Tour Options

Apart from Everest View Hotel, there are many other landmarks in the Everest region where visitors can take a helicopter ride. Some of them are as follows.

Helicopter Tour from Everest View Hotel to Tengboche

In case you want to extend the trip to Khumbu Valley or explore as far as Tengboche, we can provide the heli tour. It takes just another 10 minutes from Everest View Hotel to Tengboche, which offers a captivating backdrop of Ama Dablam.

At 12,600 ft above sea level, Tengboche has the most primordial Tibetan monasteries where visitors stop to offer prayers. It has many old statues of gods and goddesses, prayer wheels, and gompas.Visitors traveling in October will get to partake in the Mani Rimdu festival and even perform ritual dances.

From atop the hill, they can glare at sweeping Imja Khola and river valleys, which looks incredibly stunning. After the sightseeing, we can fly you back to Kathmandu, which takes around 20 minutes.

Helicopter Tour from Everest View Hotel to Kala Patthar

We can also call it Everest base camp Helicopter tour. One of the major attractions of the Khumbu region, Kala Patthar is an absolute beauty. It offers visitors some most amazing sceneries, including spectacular landscapes, glacial moraines, shimmering mountains, and icefalls.

The flight duration from Everest View Hotel to Kala Patthar is just 15 to 20 minutes. It means you’ll reach the hilltop in a blink to catch the astonishing view of Everest massif, Changtse, and the northern flank of Lhotse.

Visitors will get to watch the shimmering Khumbu Icefall, colourful prayer flags, and pristine lakes during the trip. The inevitable highlands, steep valleys, and moraines make the trip even more exhilarating. After exploring the mountains, we’ll take a scenic flight back to Kathmandu.

Helicopter Tour from Everest View Hotel to Dingboche

For travellers who’re displeased just visiting the Everest View Hotel can rely on our heli service to get atop the hill of Dingboche. The flight helps them avoid steep hills and stone stairs on the way to the village.

From Syangboche, the excursion lasts merely half an hour flying over the wide valleys and gorges to reach the Sherpa village. After landing at Dingboche, you can get a look at Imja Tse, Chukhung Valley, and mountains.

Unlike Lobuche, Dingboche has a few tea houses for trekkers to stop and have lunch. If you want, you can also enjoy the delicious breakfast and lunch here before heading back to the city. Meanwhile the helicopter tour of Everest View Hotel already comes with an organic breakfast for travelers.

Helicopter Tour from Everest View Hotel to Lukla

For trekkers who have trouble walking the rugged path or suffering from altitude sickness, we can use our helicopter service to arrive at Lukla airport. The service is quite convenient as it covers the three-day trail walking for just a few minutes.

It requires merely 10 minutes to reach Lukla from Everest View Hotel. During the entire trip, you’ll get to enjoy the striking view of rolling countryside, quintessential villages, and Tibetan monasteries. From there, you can continue flying back to Kathmandu on the helicopter or take commercial flights.