• Breakfast on Everest

    For those who cannot be bothered to walk the five days for the majestic views of Everest, a once in a lifetime trip to view Everest and enjoy a breakfast with a view!

Breakfast on Everest

Embark on an unforgettable journey that takes you deep into the heart of the Himalayas. Your adventure begins with an exhilarating flight from Kathmandu to Lukla, the gateway to Everest. As you soar over rugged mountain terrain, the excitement builds as you approach one of the world’s most thrilling airstrips.

From Lukla, you'll board a helicopter for a breathtaking ride over Everest Base Camp. Witness the grandeur of the world’s highest peak up close, with panoramic views of towering snow-capped summits, glaciers, and the awe-inspiring Khumbu Icefall below. Your flight then makes a short halt at Kalapatthar, a vantage point renowned for its sweeping vistas of Mount Everest. Here, you’ll have time to step out, breathe in the crisp mountain air, and capture once-in-a-lifetime photos with the world’s tallest mountain as your backdrop.

Next, the experience takes a relaxing turn as you descend to Tyangboche for a delightful breakfast. Surrounded by peaceful mountain scenery, you’ll enjoy a meal at one of the highest and most picturesque spots on the trek to Everest, all while soaking in the serene atmosphere of this famous spiritual retreat.

If time permits, the return journey includes a brief stop in Lukla, allowing you to experience more of the region’s charm before you fly back to Kathmandu. This once-in-a-lifetime breakfast experience combines adrenaline and serenity, offering an unparalleled way to experience Everest in just a few hours.

Perfect for adventurers seeking a quick yet extraordinary taste of the Himalayas, this chopper ride leaves you with memories and stories that will last a lifetime.

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Day Tours | What to carry

The day tours are the ones where you have to worry the least about what to carry. However, some information is always helpful.

  • A light jacket or a warm jacket (depending on time of year and how cold you generally get)
  • An umbrella or a rain jacket. You never know
  • Some money (in case a souvenir tempts you, or you want to have a drink)
  • A water bottle (water is available for purchase everywhere, though we do not recommend purchasing plastic bottles - garbage is a nuisance in Nepal.
  • Comfortable clothes - shorts are also fine of course..
  • Comfortable shoes - trainers are best!
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