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Mountain Flight

Mountain Flight


Mountain FlightNepal Mountain Flight or Everest Experience Flights ignite the thrill of getting a close panoramic view of the great Himalayan mountains. Mountain flights in Nepal are particularly charming for those tourists who are unable to trek mountains and enjoy marvellous sightseeing either because of time constraints or due to fitness problems.

The Flight
Nepal Mountain Flights take one within the camera range of some of the highest peaks in the world, and cruising so close to the awe-inspiring massifs of rock and ice, is a heavenly experience. The following peaks are covered in the Himalaya flight tour. The Himalayan view flight brings tons of joy for the tourists.
PeaksHeight
Gosaithan8,013m
Dorje Lhakpa6,996m
Choba Bhamare5,993m
Mt. Gaurishankar7,134m
Melungste7,023m
Chungimago6,297m
Mount Numbur6,956m
Karyolung6,511m
Cho-oyu8,021m
Gyanchungkang7,952m
Pumori7,161m
Nupste7,885m
Mount Everest8,848m

Chartered Aircrafts
Chartered aircrafts and helicopters are available in Nepal. These are especially suitable for expeditions and group treks. Short Landing and Take Off airstrips are available in length and breadth of the country.


Best Season
Best season for mountain flight is from September to May. The mountains are at their best in these months and one can enjoy the extraordinary scenic beauty to the hilt.

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