We provide Everest Experience by Helicopter for those have no time to trek and want see the mountain Everest at any cost. Our trip begins from Kathmandu on a clear early morning. We fly over Nagarkot, Dolalghat, Charikot, Jiri, Lamjura and Junbesi to Lukla. After a stopover at Lukla, we take you in groups of 3 on the anticipated Mountain flight. We fly through over Namche village, Gokyo valley and emerald Gokyo lake to Lobuche. Eventually Cho Yu, Amadablam, Thamserku, Lhotse, Nuptse and Everest reveal in their glory. This tour further takes you closer to Everest base camp. On our return we stop over at Thangboche Monastery for a brief visit. One of the very famous monasteries in the world Thangboche monastery at 12,500 ft AMSL was initiated by Jatang Chotar [Lama Gulu] in 1919. You could be lucky to celebrate Mani Rimdu if you visited in autumn. From Thangboche monastery we fly back to Kathmandu with a short stop over at Lukla.

We provide Lantang Heli trekking .Your flight departs from Tribhuvan International Airport and lands at Ghore Tabla from where you begin trekking towards Langtang village, mostly inhabitated by the Sherpas. On the second day, you continue trekking to Kyagjin; yak pastures and quaint villages can be encountered en route. Kyagjin Gompa and a government-operated cheese factory make insightful sightseeing tour. Eventually, on third day you fly back to Kathmandu from Kyagjin.

We Provide the Chitwan Wild life Tour for our valued customer. You fly to Chitwan for an exquisite wildlife experience in Royal Chitwan National Park. On the first day, you get to see rare bird species, wildlife and lush vegetation. Activities in Jungle include elephant safari and jeep safari for sightseeing exotic wildlife and diverse ecosystem, canoeing and a walk in the wilderness accompanied by a trained guide. Finally, on the third day you fly back to your destination.

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This flight takes you to Pokhara with an opportunity to closer view of Mt. Annapurna and Dhaulagiri. Ganesh Himal, Manaslu, Lamjung Himal come en route passing by the famous Marshyangdi River and the lakes, Begnas and Rupa finally stopping at Phewa Lake for a break. After enjoying serene beauty of Pokhara with Lakes, Mountains and the people, we shall fly back following the up stream of Trisuli River.

Mt. Kailash, the most consecrated pilgrimage site which stands as no more than the world's most venerated spot where pilgrims passionately enroll despite many days stint of demanding and mind-boggling journey. Moreover, it may even be dream of miles away for many people who opt just straight forwarded and stress - free trip to holy Kailash. Moutnain Heli Charter Service is now here to put your dream into practice through the most luxurious way where reality exceeds your anticipation offering you heartwarming and satisfying trip. Helicopter chartered tour from Nepalgunj to Hilsa - border side of Tibet and Nepal that makes ones journey 100% trouble - free and convenient. Additionally, awe- inspiring miraculous scenery during your tour; that is almost beyond ones imagination. So fed up of strenuous traveling over rugged and hardy landscapes??? Just set off your disconcerting and join us for cool, extremely comfortable and incredibly pleasurable helicopter tour to Kailash.

Mountain Heli Charter Service Provides the lumbini Heli Tour .This flight introduces you to the verticality of Nepal, from the highest mountains in the world to a sheer drop at Lumbini - some 200 meters above sea level, all in about one hour's time. Lumbini the birthplace of Lord Buddha, the apostle of peace, compassion, and non-violence. Situated in Kapilvastu District of Lumbini Zone the western Terai of Nepal, 250 km southwest of Kathmandu. The broken Ashokan pillar, remnants of an old monastery, images of Buddha's mother Maya Devi, etc are still preserved in Lumbini. You have the chances to visit the Lumbini Garden a world heritage site, where you can see the Viharas, Monasteries and meditation centers. These all are the Bethlehem of Buddhism and is the epicenter of all schools of Buddhist from all over the world. Lumbini (Sanskrit for "the lovely") is a Buddhist pilgrimage site located in Rupandehi District, Lumbini Zone of Nepal. It is the birth place of Gautama Buddha, the founder of Buddhism, who lived between approximately 563 BCE and 483 BCE. Lumbini is located 25kms east of the municipality of Kapilavastu, the place where the Buddha grew up and lived up to the age of 29. Kapilvastu is the name of place as well as the neighboring district. Lumbini has various Buddhist temples including the Mayadevi temple and many which are presently (2007) under construction. There is also the Puskarini pond and remains of Kapilvastu palace in Lumbini. There are other sites near Lumbini where previous Buddha's were born and achieved enlightment and died. In 1896, Nepalese archaeologists (effort by Khadga Samsher Rana) discovered a great stone pillar at the site, attributed to Emperor Ashoka. Records made by the Chinese pilgrim Fa Xian were also used in the process of identifying this religiously acclaimed site. For Buddhists, this is one of four pilgrimage sites based around the life of Gautama Buddha, the other three being Kushinagar, Bodh Gaya, and Sarnath. Lumbini, as of 1997, is an UNESCO World Heritage Site specifically nominated for the international World heritage program.

To the North of Kagbeni generally known as upper Mustang, looking similar to the Tibetan plateau with its yellow and gray rolling hills eroded by violent winds. It lies beyond the Annapurna massif and bordered on three sides by Tibet lies the ancient Kingdom of Lo, better known as Mustang. In common usage, the name Mustang refers to the arid Tibet like region at the north end of the Kali Gandaki which is known to its inhabitants as Lo. Upper Mustang is the last of the untouched and ageless lands in the Himalaya, and here you will find Lo-Manathang, the only walled city in Nepal. Mustang is probably a Nepalese mispronunciation of the name of capital of Lo, the city of Manathang. The capital of Lo is named Manathang, which translates from the Tibetan as "plains of aspiration" Mustang's unofficial capital; the walled city of Lomanthang has its own King and thus is a Kingdom with in a Kingdom. Upper Mustang. The Land of the Loba people was closed to non-Nepalese (except for a brief time in the 1950s) until 1992. It is now open for all. We organize your trip to the last Frontier which takes one and a half days. Departing from Kathmandu in the late afternoon, you will fly to Pokhara, one of the Nepal's most picturesque areas known for stunning mountain views. The trans-Himalayan journey to Mustang starts early next day. You will cross fertile lowlands and hills draped with rhododendron and other flora. Fantastic views of Machapuchhere (6,994m) - the famous fish-tail peak, Dhaulagiri (8,167m), Tukuche Peak (6,920m) and many other mountains are in your sights. You will also fly over the Kali Gandaki river which, lying between Dhaulagiri and the Annapurna's, is the world's deepest gorge. Settlements in the Thak Khoa region dot the way; these tiny hamlets were part of the old salt trade route to Tibet once traveled by Mule trains. Then its on the Jomsom, a windswept Himalayan settlement, and north to the arid land of Lo, leaving the mountain behind Lo is breathtakingly beautiful. The mountain views are stunning. Snow caped peaks covering an area of about 2,000 square kilometers tower over deep canyons, moraine valleys, wind swept ridges, old forts and the Loba - the people who dwell in Mustang. The Lobas are descendants of nomads from Western Tibet and were once ruled by their own raja (king) in this fabled Kingdom. Although the Lobas share many aspects of their customs and religion with Tibetans and Sherpas, there is a unique society. Some say its more Tibetan than Tibet. During your forty five minute stop in Lo-Manathang you will see the walls that protect the ancient city, lined with prayer stones and lookout towers. Inside the walls it is a different world: old gompas (monasteries), finely carved wood pillars, beautiful images of Buddhist deities, and fine frescoes-a veritable treasures house of religion and cultures. Mustang is truly Nepal's last Frontiers.

Welcome to a serene and highly religious Damodar Kunda, lying on the north east of Mustang District at an altitude of 5400 meters. Barah Puran has narrated the Damodar kund's religions significance. While describing Damodar Kunda, River Kaligandaki can't be left untouched. River Kaligandaki has its source in Damodar Kunda and throughout its flow to south right up to Indian border carries a manifestation of lying lord Vishnu with Damodar Kunda jeweled as His auspicious Head and with Muktinath as the mouth, Shaligram Chakra as chest Ru-Ru Kshetra of Palpa district as the waist, Devaghatam as the Knee and lastly the auspicious feet of lord Vishnu goes to the credit of Gajendra Moksha devadham, Nawal Parasi. Such a beautiful elaboration of the lord, one may find starting from the auspicious lakes of Damodar Kunda. While visiting Damodar Kunda you're in the land of Mustang, the hidden kingdom of Himalayas, you will enjoy a very different culture then that of Indian sub continent Aryan and Dravid culture.