Everest Chopper is an adventure operator based in Thamel, Kathmandu. We offer trekking, hiking, peak climbing, expeditions, biking, motorcycle tours, and renowned helicopter tours to Nepal’s most iconic Himalayan destinations.
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Skip the long, exhausting trek back through the Khumbu Valley and elevate your Himalayan journey with our Everest Heli Pickup and Drop-off services. Whether you've reached the foot of the world’s highest peak and want a swift return to luxury, or you need to reach a specific village to start your ad
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Nepal is famous for trekking and mountaineering and offers nature lovers plenty of high-altitude treks. Thousands of trekkers and mountaineers come to see Nepal’s Himalayas every year. It’s a never-ending flow of hiking boots on the ground. So, there is a risk of mountain sickness, which might be fa
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Helicopter tours are for those with limited time and don’t prefer uphill and downhill hikes on difficult Himalayan trails. So if you’re not up for it, you could charter a helicopter and go to any place without any difficulty. Helicopter tours are not trending big-time & have become very popular for
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One of the most distinct places in Nepal is Upper Mustang with its deserts of dry landscapes, ancient caves, and culture which is strongly influenced by the Tibetan culture. It is extremely unlike other regions of the country and is appealing.
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The Annapurna Base Camp trek is widely known as one of the most beautiful trekking experiences in Nepal, offering a perfect mix of nature, culture, and mountain scenery. While the main goal is to reach ABC, the journey itself is unforgettable.
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Height and elevation of the Everest Base Camp trek are very important things to understand for first-time trekkers before planning the journey. The trek begins from Lukla at 2,860 meters and gradually takes you up to Everest Base Camp at 5,364 meters.
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