Trip Duration

1 Day

Max Altitude

4,070m/13,353ft

Location

Kaski, Nepal

Difficulty

Beginner

Group Size

Minimum 02

Start/Finish

Kathmandu/Pokhara

Accommodation

Guesthouse/Hotel

Suitable Season

Feb/March/April/May & Sep/Oct/Nov/Dec

Accommodations & Meals

  • Breakfast at Annapurna Base Camp (optional – available at teahouse/lodge)
  • Lunch/Dinner in Pokhara or Kathmandu (depending on departure city)
  • No overnight accommodation required (Day Tour)

Locations Covered

  • Pokhara (starting point)
  • Scenic flight over Mardi Himal & Machhapuchhre (Fishtail)
  • Annapurna Base Camp (landing & exploration)
  • Panoramic views of Annapurna I, Annapurna South, Hiunchuli & Gangapurna
  • Return flight over lush valleys and villages
  • Back to Pokhara

During this Annapurna helicopter trip, you will fly over many forests, villages, rivers, and agricultural lands within a few hours at the most amazing prices. In addition to this, you will get an opportunity to witness spectacular panoramic views of the Himalayas, including Dhaulagiri, Machhapuchhre, Himchuli, and the Myriads.

This helicopter excursion to Annapurna base camp is perfect for persons of any age. It does not take much physical stamina and will make you save 10 to 7 days of trekking to the base camp. You will be blown away by the spectacular landscape of some of the world’s tallest mountains. It will also just be mind-blowing to have a close look at the mountains with a helicopter.

Best Time For ABC Helicopter Tour

You can fly all year long in the Annapurna Helicopter tour during daytime, however visibility should be perfect. Autumn and spring are therefore the ideal times to investigate the Annapurna by helicopter. Although the landing site will be covered in snow, winter—December through February—is ideal. The helicopter ride is not advised during the rainy season since the cloud and foggy weather affects visibility and practically makes flying impossible.

Annapurna Base Camp Helicopter tours would thus be best timed for February, March, April, May. Additional months for helicopter flying include September, October, November, and December.

Pricing List

Group Size Price
4 Pax USD 625 per person
3 Pax USD 835 per person
2 Pax USD 1250 per person
1 Pax USD 2500 per person

Itinerary

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06:00 AM

Transfer to Pokhara Airport from your Hotel

We will pick you up from your accommodation early in the morning and drive you to Pokhara airport for the highly exciting yet rewarding Helicopter flight to Annapurna Base Camp.

06:30 AM

Flight from Pokhara to Annapurna Base Camp

Early in the morning, you will take a helicopter flight and depart from Pokhara to continue north. From your helicopter, you can observe Sarangkot’s large terraced hillside backdrop, the greenery of the Annapurna Conservation Area, and the spectacular Himalayan mountain range. The Mardi Himal Hiking path may be viewed while on the journey. The journey then continues over the Modi Khola canyon and arrives at the crowded Annapurna Base Camp.

07:00 AM

Land at Annapurna Base Camp

Once you arrive at the Annapurna Base Camp, you will have roughly 30 minutes on the ground to roam and snap photos within this stunning amphitheater. The surrounding view is stunning, as are the upper summits of Mount Annapurna I, II, Himchuli, and Tent Peak. With glaciers, rocky outcrops, lodges, and fluttering Tibetan Buddhist prayer flags, the alpine view is stunning. You will be ready to leave ABC after a stunning 30-minute halt.

07:30 AM

Fly Back to Pokhara

You will take off from Annapurna Base Camp and fly south along the mountain range of the Mardi Himal circuit. The luxuriant vegetation of the deep forests will subsequently be yours to savor. Explore the wonderful city of Lakes, Pokhara, and its splendors by taking a long flight.

08:00 AM

Arrival at Pokhara.

We will greet you at the airport when you arrive in Pokhara and drive you to your guesthouse.

Maps

Map of Annapurna Base Camp Helicopter Tour

map to annapurna base camp helicopter tour with detail events

Altitude Chart of Annapurna Base Camp Helicopter Tour

Equipments

Good Camera 

Warm Clothing 

Sunglasses

Sun Hat 

Sunscreens and lip balms 

Day rucksack with snacks, chocolates 

Bottled water/ drinking drink

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Frequently Asked Questions

The trek typically takes 7 to 12 days, depending on the route, your pace, and acclimatization needs. Many itineraries combine ABC with other routes like Ghorepani Poon Hill.

While the trek can be done independently, hiring a licensed guide ensures safety, navigation, and cultural insights. A porter can carry your load, making the trek less strenuous.

The ABC trek is considered moderate. It doesn’t require technical climbing skills, but you should have a reasonable level of fitness to manage daily ascents and descents.

The highest point is Annapurna Base Camp at 4,130 meters (13,550 ft). Proper acclimatization helps avoid altitude sickness.

You’ll stay in teahouses—simple lodges with basic amenities. Rooms are usually twin-sharing with common bathrooms. Hot showers and Wi-Fi may be available for an extra fee.

Teahouses offer a variety of dishes including dal bhat (Nepali staple), noodles, pasta, soups, eggs, and even pancakes. It’s advisable to eat vegetarian meals to avoid food-related illness.

Yes, most teahouses offer charging facilities for a small fee. Carry a power bank and extra batteries as backup.

Mobile coverage is patchy but available in many villages. Some teahouses offer paid Wi-Fi, though speed and reliability vary.

Yes. Make sure your insurance covers high-altitude trekking, evacuation, and medical emergencies.

The primary concern is altitude sickness. Ascend gradually, hydrate well, and listen to your body. Be prepared for cold, sun exposure, and basic hygiene conditions.

Yes! With decent preparation and pacing, even first-time trekkers can complete the ABC trek. It’s one of the most beginner-friendly high-altitude treks in Nepal.