Top Kathmandu Specialty Plane Tours

Not many people can claim to have reached the top of Mount Everest. During this exclusive, once-in-a-lifetime flight from Kathmandu, soar over the Eastern Himalayas, getting a bird’s eye panorama of the world’s tallest—and most legendary—mountain chain, including Everest. Enjoy the magic of the world-famous summit without the struggle to make it to the top. Tours include private hotel pickup and drop-off and a celebratory glass of sparkling wine.

Discover Nepal's scenery and culture during a leisurely hiking tour that includes an early morning arrival in Nagarkot for the sunrise. Watch the distant Himalayas catch the morning light, then take a hike to reach Changu Narayan, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Pass through Brahmin, Tamang, and Newari villages along the way, and stop to purchase breakfast and lunch at small restaurants for an authentic local experience. Includes round-trip transport in a private vehicle from Kathmandu.

Kathmandu’s top sights are spread throughout the sprawling capital, meaning most visitors end up missing key attractions. On this action-packed day tour, you’ll cover all of the region’s UNESCO-listed highlights. Travel in a comfortable private car between locations in the city, with a private guide on-hand to supply information and background. You’ll also enjoy lunch in stunning Bhaktapur and venture to Changu Narayan, the oldest temple in the Kathmandu Valley.

Get a comprehensive tour of Kathmandu, focused on its UNESCO World Heritage Sites, in a single day. With a guide in the lead, you'll follow a curated itinerary designed to show you the best of the city, including Swayambhunath, Patan Durbar Square, Boudhanath, and Pashupati. Your guide will provide a primer on Nepali culture and tradition through narration as you travel.

Tour the streets of Kathmandu with a local guide, who will take you to places where you can sample traditional Nepali food and hear about the culture and tradition along the way. Don’t worry if you are vegan or vegetarian. You can be catered to easily. Just let your guide know, and they will tailor the tour just for you. See street markets, temples, temples, and more today on this half day food tour.

Immerse yourself in the rich cultural and historical heritage of the Kathmandu Valley on this private tour. You'll enjoy dedicated attention from your guide and the ability to move at your own pace through the area's top attractions. Stops include UNESCO-listed sites such as Pashupati, Bouddha, Patan Durbar Square, Swoyambhu, and others.

Soar across the Himalayas on a helicopter flight from Kathmandu to Mount Everest Base Camp, touching down for an optional breakfast at a hotel with spectacular mountain vistas. Along the way, you’ll get aerial views of glaciers, camps, mountaineering routes on the world’s highest mountain. A stop to refuel at Lukla offers a glimpse of the mountain town where trekkers set out for Mount Everest.

Many visitors to Kathmandu miss nearby Bhaktapur, a well-preserved medieval city-state and UNESCO-World Heritage site. Discover one of Nepal’s prettiest attractions during this behinds the scenes peek at the Newari city, famous for its intricate pagodas and delicate handicrafts. The in-depth tour also includes a visit to Panauti, where you’ll have a chance to meet with local entrepreneurs.

Visit all the can't-miss highlights of Kathmandu on this private tour with a guide dedicated to you and your party. While you travel, your guide will provide commentary tailored to your interests and answer questions. Highlights include Little Tibet (the Bouddhanath Stupa), the Pashupatinath Temple, the Monkey Temple (Swayambhunath) and Old Durbar Square. All private transportation provided, which makes this multi-stop tour easy.

Get into the air on this mountain airplane flight that takes you into the Himalayas for views of the world’s highest mountains, including Mt Everest. You’ll fly for around 60 minutes. You’re guaranteed a window seat so you’ll have a great vantage point for photos. Your pilot will show you which mountains you’re passing, so you will be sure to get a shot of Everest.

See the majestic Himalayas, including Mt. Everest, on a full-day tour from Kathmandu to Nagarkot. Hike for four hours downhill among the mountain scenery, visiting villages and the UNESCO World Heritage-listed temple Changu Narayan along the way. If the skies are clear, you can view the Himalayan mountains. Includes guide, lunch, and round-trip transportation from Kathmandu.

Walking to Everest Base Camp in Nepal takes as long as two weeks, but on this convenient helicopter tour, cut out all the hard work and fly straight there. As well as seeing the stunning rocky and icy landscape surrounding Everest, enjoy views of remote villages and lush farmland along the way. This is an ideal tour for travelers short on time, or those with mobility issues, who don’t want to miss out on seeing Everest while visiting Nepal.

Spare yourself the risks of self-drive or the hassles of negotiating with taxis and relax in your own private vehicle on this guided tour of Bhaktapur and Nagarkot. Explore the medieval wonders of Bhaktapur Durbar Square, then soak up panoramic sunset views of the Himalayas from the hill town of Nagarkot.

Kathmandu is a fascinating city, but many travelers miss out on the natural splendor of the surrounding valley. Enjoy pine-covered hills and sweeping, snow-capped views of the Himalayan range during this relaxing day trip to Chandragiri Hill. Hike up shady trails, grab lunch at a nearby restaurant, or lounge in the park. The tour includes tickets to a brand-new cable car for a scenic ride up the mountain.

Everest Base Camp is the darling spot of the trekkers because it has all the facets of the trek. The base camp is soulful and gives you all the vibes that you want in the corner of the world. It is inspirational, and it meets your emotional value, such as the association of man and the mountain. It creates a bond between you and Everest. Everest Base Camp Trekking is memorable, and it has the must-see places for trekkers. These are the bottom lines of our Everest Base Camp. The central theme of our Everest Base Camp Trek shows you the jaw-dropping view of mountains. This will be experiential.

Enjoy the physical challenge of trekking to the foot of the highest mountain in the world–Mt. Everest–without worrying about the logistics. By trekking with a group and guide you can get lost in the experience, not on the trail. Be amazed by the high-altitude landscapes and learn more about the local Sherpa people who live here. Domestic flights, meals, accommodation, national park fees, and some gear are included.

Everest Base Camp Trekking is one of the most popular trekking destination in Nepal. More than 30,000 travelers go to Everest Base Camp  to see the giant standing peaks like highest peak Mount Everest(8848m), Lhotse (8516), Nuptse(7855m) and Changtobse(7580m). The 16 days Everest base camp  trek will take you to the foot of Mt. Everest. Adventure on the foot of Mt. Everest at  Everest base camp with close views of massive Khumbu Ice-falls. Scenic walk  in Everest Base Camp trek leads you to explore fascinating Sherpa farm villages of great interest.Similarly, walk into lovely areas of Sagarmatha National Park listed as world heritage sites. Sweeping panorama on walks and as well on short flights with ever present Mt. Everest.Moreover, visit age-old cultural villages and impressive Buddhist colorful monasteries on walks from green serene woodland to arctic zone of dry and barren country of ice and glaciers in trekking Everest Base Camp.

Enjoy the geographical diversity throughout the trek from valley(Kathmandu and Pokhara), green forest, Annapurna range to barren hills accompanied by mountains ( Annapurna, Nilgiri, Dhaulagiri). Tibetan culture and monasteries can be observed along with caves and cliffs. You will be passing through famous Kagbeni village, the gateway to Upper Mustang from where you require special permit.Though the entire package is of 17 days, you will be hiking for 11 days and enjoy sightseeing for 6 days.    Highlights: • Lo-Manthang;Forbidden Kingdom • Trans-Himalaya region  • Kali Gandaki George • Tibetan culture, monasteries  • Close view of Mountains(Annapurna, Dhaulagiri, Nilgiri) • Barren hills having shades of pink, grey, brown

Get close-up views of some of the tallest mountains in the world–including mighty Everest itself–without the physical strain when you take a scenic sightseeing flight from Kathmandu. You’ll be picked up from your hotel and transferred to the airport, to avoid the hassle of taxis. Everyone will get mountain views either on the way there or back, depending on your seat location.

Island Peak Climbing via Gokyo - Chola – EBC gives the entire range of experience trekking through blue Gokyo Lake, gorgeous Gokyo valley, ascending Gokyo Ri at 5357 m/17575 ft, adventurous Chola Pass with an elevation of 5420m/17782ft, then to Everest Base Camp to Kalapatthar at 5545m/18192ft, and finally to the summit of Island Peak. Island Peak is an enticing peak located on the top of the Chukung glacier between the peaks of Ama Dablam and Lhotse offering what is widely regarded as the best view of the Khumbu Himalaya in Nepal.

7 Days Everest base camp trek is like your dream trekking route that you must engage with. A trekking fan can walk a distance from Lukla to the best appropriate time of the year is JAN to May and mid-August to December. This relentless walk is the best exponent. This Everest Base Camp Helicopter Trek is specially designed for those who have a very short time for trekking and want to reach the base camp of the world’s highest peak. Everest Base Camp Helicopter trekking package in 7 days is a challenging trek full of adventure and extraordinary fun.

The life of a Nepalese Sherpa has long been considered exotic and exciting: Sherpa Porters live their lives on the mountain, carrying the luggage of travellers hoping to glimpse the incredible views and altitudes that the Sherpa’s are able to enjoy almost every day. Sherpa's live their lives high in the Himalayas and their lives are tied to the mountains. The youngest person to ever reach Everest's summit was a Sherpa boy named Temba Tsheri who was just 16 when he reached the peak in 2001. One of the most famous Sherpa’s though is Tenzing Norgay who, alongside Sir Edmund Hilary, became the first person to reach the mountain’s summit in 1953. It is famously said that Norgay did everything that Sir Edmund Hilary did, but whist carrying a tremendous weight at the same time.