i trekked all the way to everest basecamp from lukla and back in Dec 2019 which lasted for 16 days. one of the best experience i ever had. these mountains teach us about time and patience and growing strong will. watching this video from the top view brought back the good memories. cheers!
Same here Sir ..with my Daughter in 2004 before she went int the R.A.F.... It has changed so much due to climate change .. We walked from Mount Kailash to Everest base camp across kashmiri that was a bit scary both due to the terrain and political then across the Anupunar Range to Everest and kala pattar then across to climbed Island peak and into Tibet took us 100 days i am still there even now in my thoughts ..My Daughter went on to serve in Afghan and the middle east ..she's now a teacher in India after getting her English Degree she loves the people and mostly the children so much .
@@swostirajbhandari3617 For a start there are no cars so you walk..talk ,look around and see things ,you meet other cultures learn bits of a new language ,,does that start to make you understand . Take a walk up there i think you will feel a bit different when you get back
While the skilled pilot made this trip seem uneventful, the fact that flights in these mountains at such high altitudes carry a fair degree of risk makes this video that much more amazing.
I really liked this video. There was no stupid music, just a straightforward documentary of the trip up there. Also thanks for naming the various peaks, I had no idea what I was looking at. As for me, about all that I would ever want to do is to go to the base camp. Just to be that far is pretty great. Anyway, thanks for posting. Great job.
Thanks for resisting the temptation to add music to a great vid. What a beautiful day. You were so lucky with the weather. In the mountains it can change almost instantaneously.
Just came back from base camp today. 8 days to trek up and 4 back down. We experienced a 7.1 earthquake whilst in Pheriche, had to run out of the tea house in pants into minus 20 temperature. Mad experience. If you have the chance to do the trek you have to give it a go. Walking at altitude is no joke, very hard but extremely rewarding.
As you came up the valley the first time and looked up the Khumbu Ice Fall and saw Everest, it really puts it in prospective how tall the mountain really is. Great video.
Great video! Thanks for not putting music. ....just pure sound of the helicopter engine. At 14:57 you can see: the base camp, khumbu ice fall, and a view of the Everest. Amazing that it takes less than 15 minutes flight one-way from Lukla and the trek is 16 days. THanks for the video and especially marking out all the peaks visually.
We once flew by heli from Kathmandu to Namche, back in 2008. These images reminded me of this amazing trip. We stayed at the Everest View hotel, walked to Gokyo, crossed the Chola pass and then did the EBC and Kala Pathar...
Thank you, amazing video, loved it. The closest I ever could to Mount Everest for a city dweller. Admiration for the sherpa and those who climb the Everest.
So glad I found this video! As a pilot, I very much appreciated seeing the high altitude operations conducted @Lukla and along the route to base camp. The aviators are amazing--that's some nice piloting there, indeed!
The glacier at 15mins -15:40 is something that the photos from the ground cannot convey. Fantastic. For all of us who cannot contemplate reaching this mountain, your video is such an awe-inspiring view into the world of this ridiculous / extreme challenge. Not for any but the most experienced and prepared. Hats off to Mallory and Irving and all their support/sherpa team to be of the first to have a real crack at the entire thing, after a long long walk to get there, pre-helicopters.
Thankyou for this excellently filmed movie ! Absolutely stunning. The pan at the top marvellous. The Khumbu Icefall stunning ! and God be praised no music !
Hello Tahir, I cannot tell you what a thrill this video is. I walked the Lukla to Everest Trek back in 1986. Your flight goes directly over my footsteps the entire way! I was near stuff I had no idea was even there! Bravo sir. I have watched it 3 times and there will be many more.
@@NewAdventuresChannel Yes it has changed but the trail and the stops are all the same! It is so enjoyable to see it from above - I remember it so well. Thanks again, I will look at your others as well.
such an amazing video, thank you so very much. At the base camp you could almost feel the helicopers struggle to fly. I can't believe people living so high in the mountains and so far away from everthing. The path along the mountains seemed to lead to nowhere and looked dangerous to me. What beautiful mountains, now I have been there and didn't even have to struggle :-)
My advice to anyone thinking to trek to EBC is to also do the Gokyo Ri valley with the high mountain lakes - it will blow your mind crossing Cho La pass -- never to be forgotten !
Walking there is a bit of a difference....was there in Jan.'82.Walking from Lukla to Kala Pattar.Couldn't reach it due to heavy storm.Brings back fantastic memories.Thanks for this beautifull video!
I was just about to ask about the helicopters maneuverability in the higher altitude and I see where three people had to get off. I bet that is a bit scary. This is absolutely amazing. Seeing Everest off in the distance is an intimidating sight. Wow!! Thanks for sharing.
With your video, I really touched the heaven. I was with you in th chopper. Just like this, without music or voices. Magic! Thank you very, very much for this!
Great video, some really awe inspiring scenery. I'm watching this from about 1.7 miles (or a 7 minute drive) from where Sir George Everest's grave is. He was the Surveyor General of India from 1830 to 1843, and in 1865 the Royal Geographical Society renamed Peak XV, (at the time only recently identified as the world's highest peak), to Mount Everest in his honour. I believe the local name of the mountain is; "Chomolungma, Goddess Mother of the World".
I would have to say, I reckon some of the best helicopter pilots in the world must be found in Nepal. These guys fly in the extreme range of what a Helicopter can do. Dare I say, they fly in the Danger Zone!
Truly incredible flying. The difference in the sound of the aircraft at base camp vice the airport was remarkable. The rotor blades were really working hard and breaking the sound barrier in level flight vice very quiet at the airport. Great Flying to the pilot and his ground team keeping the aircraft in the air!
Wow! Amazing to see from the air. I walked that track over 30 years ago. Looks like Gorakshep is a small village now. There was nothing there but an old tent with a sign saying "Gorakshep Hilton" when I were there.
John Schweinberg: Back in the day we walked from Jiri. It took 3 weeks to walk to Kala Patthar and back down to Lukla. Above Lukla, it takes anywhere from 3 to 5 days. Less for those travelling light. Even Lukla has changed a lot. There was no paved apron, everything was dirt, chickens and kids running about.
Here are my hiking segments: Lukla to Namche Bazaar normally takes 2 days 1 extra day in Namche for acclimatization 1 day Namche to Pangboche (the last place with electricity where cell phones work) 1 day to Dingboche 4410m 1 day acclinatization at Dingboche, clim up the mountain on the north side up to 5100m 1 day Dingboche to Lobuche 1 day Lobuche to Gorak Shep to base camp 1 day at Gorak Shep climbing Kala Pathar (5500+ m). Return to Lobuche in the afternoon. 1 day Lobuche-Namche Bazaar (very hard in 1 day, but doable) 1 day Namche Bazaar to Lukla. This is also very hard, it took me 9+ hours. So I needed 11 days, but this is on the short side. If I ever go again I would add more days.
Most immersive experience(audio and video combined) through your brilliantly photographed video. I felt like a co-passenger inside the helicopter. Thank you very much.
The land of the Gods.. just about the most perfect video of this most. Famous of flights I have ever seen. Thank you for sharing. Pumo to is so beautiful Sagarmatha so imposing so amazing that 6000 meters here is plain vanilla. I get my shot done I go on that chopper.
Great Video, it was like being with the pilot. I'm a private pilot. Always been fascinated with planes and helicopters. But never flown in such beautiful places. Thanks for posting.
Congratulations helicopter pilot for the courage you have to do this unbelievable terrain, a place I’ve read about but didn’t imagine it was so beautiful yet so treacherous! Thank you wow
It’s so much fun to see areas I trekked so many years ago, much is still the same except Lukla airport is now paved and more developed and I don’t think Namche had an airport.
Love the sound of the blades of the AS350 and the versatility of the helicopter. I believe this helicopter was able to hover on top of Mt Everest with one skid resting on its highest peak. The pilots must have logged thousands of hours traipsing and shuttling climbers between Lukla airport up to air accessible campsites as well as doing rescue operations. Thanks for not drowning out the sound of the turboshaft turbine and the chopping blades.
i will choose to use helicopter to mount the Everest Himalaya base camp instead of walking down the valley but watched so many tourists in other video excited with very heavy terrain. awesome video! warm greetings from Bali-Indonesia.
No words to describe! Absolutely wonderful, breathtaking, this is the only way I could off have seen it . Congrats! Thank you so very much for sharing this awesome, amazing video! I love it!
After seeing the Khumbu icefall I said to myself "Self"....there are lots of crazy people in this world to just cross that!!! It's a gorgeous landscape for sure.
Awesome video, brings back great memories, I was there in 2014. Hard to believe travel time in helicopter is perhaps 20-25 mins, and it took 10 days by foot!
Thoroughly enjoyed the ride from the comfort of my couch in Bahrain!!! Natural sound was better instead of some phony music which most other uploaders keep.
It's just insane how they arrive at Basecamp and you can feel the Helicopter is already struggeling with the altitude. And then There is Everest summit. Looks like nothing could go up there. These mountains keep impressing me. I have to go there some day in my life!
@@Grandizer8989 enroute base camp, yes. Summiting however is a very different animal. I went to EBC in 2013 and any thoughts I had of attempting to summit Everest went away permanently :-)
Thanks for the great video. Looking down from the air so many animal tracks are visible along the sides of the mountains and so many yak corrals that you don't see from the trails below. I was there when the snow level was below 14,000', so a very different look on the ground around Pheriche where you stopped on the way up. And yes, thanks for not adding music. And also yes, best comic moment: "Which one is Everest? The one in the back?"
Tahir, congratulations first that you made a lifetime experience!!! Thank you so much for shared such a great and detail video of the scenic Everest heli ride.
Beautiful video and yes NO music! Was just there (Nov 2019) Everyone should know that while the video is great nothing compares to being there. The images are burnt into my memory. If you can, go! The people are great and the area needs tourist money. They are still a long ways from recovering from the tragic earthquake.
allo.thank soo much for sharing.whats absolute amazing weather.no wind no avalanche not problem at all.the eyes for pilot is absolute skill.regards from uk.good job.
I have flown the AS350B3 (like this one) and it's very powerful. However, going single engine over that rough terrain is something I rather not do. I'm sure those pilots know where the spots are to put her down in case the engine fails, but still, I'd be too chicken shit. The Nepal government should restrict cilmbing these nature beauties. I'd be satisfied just to go to base camp and admire the scene from a distance. Awesome video. God bless the pilots and the climbers.
I agree. Standards in Europe would prohibit commercial usage of single engined helicoperts. Even more, I had the Feeling that the ones flying here have probably retired in other countries :-)
@@NewAdventuresChannel Don't get me wrong, when, but when I flew for the military, we did some crazy stuff, that when I look back now, I'm amazed how we got away with such stunts, like landing on the apex of an A-framed house to drop off troops, or landing at an elevated hospital pad, all single engine, but now that I'm bolder, I get anxiety attacks just thinking about the "what ifs". I think the 135 and 145 would be a better choice for both redundancy and payload. I've flown both too. Retired now.
Unimaginable sights of the great Himalyas, with its valleys, lakes and glaciers !! This is a once in a lifetime dream flight, albeit risky one, that i would have loved to take to the base camp of the mighty "Sagarmatha", if I am lucky enough. Wonder how much the helicopter ride will cost. 🙏🌹
The chopers depart in Kathmandu, I joined in Lukla because I was hiking there. Per seat arround 1100USD. I recommend taking a ride in one that stops at Everest View Hotel for breakfast.
Does the chopper fly from Kathmandu to Lukla to Everest view hotel…..Kathmandu 1400 m Lukla 2846 m Everest view hotel 3962 m…what would be the cost per person…
i trekked all the way to everest basecamp from lukla and back in Dec 2019 which lasted for 16 days. one of the best experience i ever had. these mountains teach us about time and patience and growing strong will. watching this video from the top view brought back the good memories. cheers!
You are absoloutely right! Thanks.
Same here Sir ..with my Daughter in 2004 before she went int the R.A.F.... It has changed so much due to climate change .. We walked from Mount Kailash to Everest base camp across kashmiri that was a bit scary both due to the terrain and political then across the Anupunar Range to Everest and kala pattar then across to climbed Island peak and into Tibet took us 100 days i am still there even now in my thoughts ..My Daughter went on to serve in Afghan and the middle east ..she's now a teacher in India after getting her English Degree she loves the people and mostly the children so much .
How could this teach patience and strong growing up describe it ?
@@swostirajbhandari3617 For a start there are no cars so you walk..talk ,look around and see things ,you meet other cultures learn bits of a new language ,,does that start to make you understand . Take a walk up there i think you will feel a bit different when you get back
@@swostirajbhandari3617you are just a typical low IQ fool
While the skilled pilot made this trip seem uneventful, the fact that flights in these mountains at such high altitudes carry a fair degree of risk makes this video that much more amazing.
I just climbed Mt Everest from my bed.
Thanks for the wonderful experience and thanks for keeping it real without lousy music !!!
Thank you
I really liked this video. There was no stupid music, just a straightforward documentary of the trip up there. Also thanks for naming the various peaks, I had no idea what I was looking at. As for me, about all that I would ever want to do is to go to the base camp. Just to be that far is pretty great. Anyway, thanks for posting. Great job.
Thank you for your Kind words!
Thanks for resisting the temptation to add music to a great vid. What a beautiful day. You were so lucky with the weather. In the mountains it can change almost instantaneously.
Thank you!
Yy
Just came back from base camp today. 8 days to trek up and 4 back down. We experienced a 7.1 earthquake whilst in Pheriche, had to run out of the tea house in pants into minus 20 temperature. Mad experience. If you have the chance to do the trek you have to give it a go. Walking at altitude is no joke, very hard but extremely rewarding.
As you came up the valley the first time and looked up the Khumbu Ice Fall and saw Everest, it really puts it in prospective how tall the mountain really is. Great video.
Yes, for me this was the point where I realized why it is called "icefall". It is very high.
Great video! Thanks for not putting music. ....just pure sound of the helicopter engine. At 14:57 you can see: the base camp, khumbu ice fall, and a view of the Everest. Amazing that it takes less than 15 minutes flight one-way from Lukla and the trek is 16 days. THanks for the video and especially marking out all the peaks visually.
Thank you John. I am glad you liked it.
you can actually trek it in 7 days there and back, just take the diamox
We once flew by heli from Kathmandu to Namche, back in 2008. These images reminded me of this amazing trip. We stayed at the Everest View hotel, walked to Gokyo, crossed the Chola pass and then did the EBC and Kala Pathar...
It is such a nicht place to be. Thank for your reflection
Great video thanks! Thank you for adding the peaks/towns/passes names that is so cool
Thank you Laurick
Thank you, amazing video, loved it. The closest I ever could to Mount Everest for a city dweller. Admiration for the sherpa and those who climb the Everest.
Thank you too
So glad I found this video! As a pilot, I very much appreciated seeing the high altitude operations conducted @Lukla and along the route to base camp. The aviators are amazing--that's some nice piloting there, indeed!
Thank you
The glacier at 15mins -15:40 is something that the photos from the ground cannot convey.
Fantastic. For all of us who cannot contemplate reaching this mountain, your video is such an awe-inspiring view into the world of this ridiculous / extreme challenge.
Not for any but the most experienced and prepared.
Hats off to Mallory and Irving and all their support/sherpa team to be of the first to have a real crack at the entire thing, after a long long walk to get there, pre-helicopters.
that is the Khumbu Icefall. It drops 600 meters.
Thankyou for this excellently filmed movie ! Absolutely stunning. The pan at the top marvellous. The Khumbu Icefall stunning !
and God be praised no music !
Thank you very much for your kind words Harold!
Hello Tahir, I cannot tell you what a thrill this video is. I walked the Lukla to Everest Trek back in 1986. Your flight goes directly over my footsteps the entire way! I was near stuff I had no idea was even there! Bravo sir. I have watched it 3 times and there will be many more.
Hi Steven, I am glad you liked it. The area has probably changed a lot since then.
@@NewAdventuresChannel Yes it has changed but the trail and the stops are all the same! It is so enjoyable to see it from above - I remember it so well. Thanks again, I will look at your others as well.
Дякую! Це була незабутня казкова подорож ! Респект мужнім крилатим людям !
such an amazing video, thank you so very much. At the base camp you could almost feel the helicopers struggle to fly. I can't believe people living so high in the mountains and so far away from everthing. The path along the mountains seemed to lead to nowhere and looked dangerous to me. What beautiful mountains, now I have been there and didn't even have to struggle :-)
Thank you!
Thanks for taking the time to mark the places and even include altitudes!
You are welcome
My advice to anyone thinking to trek to EBC is to also do the Gokyo Ri valley with the high mountain lakes - it will blow your mind crossing Cho La pass -- never to be forgotten !
thanks, will do planning sep 2021
yes, Goko RI is the best point to see Mt. Everest wide view.
Is this a different route ?👌
@@raajmata Yes. Slight detour to another valley, to then cross the pass to EBC.
@@jeroenherlaar8308 oh wow.. grt. thanks for the info dear..
My best friend, that's a great video. I will always cheer for you in Korea I'm looking forward to a great video. Have a nice day.
Thank you very much
Thank you very much for uploading this round trip video! Well done the labeling of the peaks. Regards from Austria !
You are very welcome. Servus
Good beautiful country. Allah bless the people there. Aameen.
ABSOLUTELY BEAUTIFUL!
Breathtaking (in every sense) views. I was amazed at how steep the icefall is at Everest! THANK YOU for the video view!!
Thank you. Same for me, in the helicopter I realized why it is called ice fall. I think it is about 600 meters in elevation
Walking there is a bit of a difference....was there in Jan.'82.Walking from Lukla to Kala Pattar.Couldn't reach it due to heavy storm.Brings back fantastic memories.Thanks for this beautifull video!
I can’t believe how that chopper keeps climbing and climbing and climbing! That is INSANE!
That’s what helicopters do…
@@Yaketyyak21 ouch 🤕
That is how helicopter company earns money during rainy season in Lukla airport 😉
Thank you very much for sharing your very interesting video. Kind regards and stay safe, Petes
Thank you very much!
I was just about to ask about the helicopters maneuverability in the higher altitude and I see where three people had to get off. I bet that is a bit scary. This is absolutely amazing. Seeing Everest off in the distance is an intimidating sight. Wow!! Thanks for sharing.
The service ceiling limitation necessiates to oimitvthe load to 3 people
With your video, I really touched the heaven. I was with you in th chopper. Just like this, without music or voices. Magic! Thank you very, very much for this!
Nice to hear from a fellow passenger. Thank you too.
Thanks for sharing this video. You made me feel like I was actually in that helicopter.
Thank you!
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How many cost for this helicopter ride
Did the Jiri walk-in twenty years ago and watching this it felt like yesterday. Thank you so much for posting this.
You are welcome David, thank you
Great video, some really awe inspiring scenery.
I'm watching this from about 1.7 miles (or a 7 minute drive) from where Sir George Everest's grave is. He was the Surveyor General of India from 1830 to 1843, and in 1865 the Royal Geographical Society renamed Peak XV, (at the time only recently identified as the world's highest peak), to Mount Everest in his honour.
I believe the local name of the mountain is; "Chomolungma, Goddess Mother of the World".
Thanks
I would have to say, I reckon some of the best helicopter pilots in the world must be found in Nepal. These guys fly in the extreme range of what a Helicopter can do. Dare I say, they fly in the Danger Zone!
Truly incredible flying. The difference in the sound of the aircraft at base camp vice the airport was remarkable. The rotor blades were really working hard and breaking the sound barrier in level flight vice very quiet at the airport. Great Flying to the pilot and his ground team keeping the aircraft in the air!
Thanks for your comment. Yes, the Do a great job to enable These services. Fuel is carried on the back of mules to Lukla in Plastik containers
@@NewAdventuresChannel In basecamp helicopter will landling or not for few minutes for photo shoot.. kindly informed.. which month to better visit
@@Travelwith100 April to May is best. I was there in late October
Thank you Captain and Team.
Well Done!
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Tahir Saban, thank you for an exceptional and beautiful helicopter flight! Greetings from Croatia! Good luck!
Thank you very much Branko!
Excelent video, good chopper flight and amazing Everest
Thank you very much!
Breathe taking scenery. Amazing video and thank you for sharing.
Thank you very much!
Wow! Amazing to see from the air. I walked that track over 30 years ago.
Looks like Gorakshep is a small village now. There was nothing there but an old tent with a sign saying "Gorakshep Hilton" when I were there.
How long does it take to hike to Basecamp?
John Schweinberg: Back in the day we walked from Jiri. It took 3 weeks to walk to Kala Patthar and back down to Lukla. Above Lukla, it takes anywhere from 3 to 5 days. Less for those travelling light. Even Lukla has changed a lot. There was no paved apron, everything was dirt, chickens and kids running about.
I think Gorak Shep is still "the end of the world". The lowest comfort, the highes prices and the coldest place to stay.
Here are my hiking segments:
Lukla to Namche Bazaar normally takes 2 days
1 extra day in Namche for acclimatization
1 day Namche to Pangboche (the last place with electricity where cell phones work)
1 day to Dingboche 4410m
1 day acclinatization at Dingboche, clim up the mountain on the north side up to 5100m
1 day Dingboche to Lobuche
1 day Lobuche to Gorak Shep to base camp
1 day at Gorak Shep climbing Kala Pathar (5500+ m). Return to Lobuche in the afternoon.
1 day Lobuche-Namche Bazaar (very hard in 1 day, but doable)
1 day Namche Bazaar to Lukla. This is also very hard, it took me 9+ hours.
So I needed 11 days, but this is on the short side. If I ever go again I would add more days.
Excellent video, thanks for sharing. Probably the next best thing to actually being there. And thanks for no background music.
Thank you very much Rhonda!
Amazing journey... Great views. Thanks for sharing....
Thank you very much!
Great trip, I was feeling I was also on the helicopter, Thanks heaps for uploading this.
You are very welcome
Most immersive experience(audio and video combined) through your brilliantly photographed video. I felt like a co-passenger inside the helicopter. Thank you very much.
Thank you for your kind words Christian
Thank you for sharing this incredible video with all of us ❤️😍
Thank you too for your kind words
Nice..fresh air...Thinking about joining a team(money no problem) next season.and bring my Cat and grandmother to the summit.
Wow!!! Excellent video, amazing, I really felt me flying. Congratulations for the quality of the video
Thank you very much!
The land of the Gods.. just about the most perfect video of this most. Famous of flights I have ever seen. Thank you for sharing. Pumo to is so beautiful Sagarmatha so imposing so amazing that 6000 meters here is plain vanilla. I get my shot done I go on that chopper.
Great Video, it was like being with the pilot. I'm a private pilot. Always been fascinated with planes and helicopters. But never flown in such beautiful places. Thanks for posting.
You are welcome, thanks!
Nice Video!
Thank you
Congratulations helicopter pilot for the courage you have to do this unbelievable terrain, a place I’ve read about but didn’t imagine it was so beautiful yet so treacherous! Thank you wow
Thank you, but I was just a passenger, not the pilot.
@Diane M Pilots name is Captain Sujal Shrestha. Just did the same flight with him on 12th Jan. Amazing trip. Salute to Captain.
Looks like a good time of year to go there. Great footage. thank you.
Thanks for watching!
It’s so much fun to see areas I trekked so many years ago, much is still the same except Lukla airport is now paved and more developed and I don’t think Namche had an airport.
The airstrip at Namche is not in regular use, because of its high altitude
I would have paid for seeing that video.....GOrgeous! Thanks..
Thank you very much!
Amazing video, absolutely breathtaking landscape, thank you for uploading.
Thank you
Nice video. Greetings from the Philippines❤️🇵🇭.
Thank you very much!
Love the sound of the blades of the AS350 and the versatility of the helicopter. I believe this helicopter was able to hover on top of Mt Everest with one skid resting on its highest peak. The pilots must have logged thousands of hours traipsing and shuttling climbers between Lukla airport up to air accessible campsites as well as doing rescue operations. Thanks for not drowning out the sound of the turboshaft turbine and the chopping blades.
Thank you. The pilots are very experienced. They do this on every day with reasonable weather.
i will choose to use helicopter to mount the Everest Himalaya base camp instead of walking down the valley but watched so many tourists in other video excited with very heavy terrain. awesome video! warm greetings from Bali-Indonesia.
Most mesmerizing amazing video of mountains I’ve ever seen- 🙏 Tokyo Japan 🇯🇵 Thank you
You are welcome. Thank you very much
Stunning video, felt like I was in the helicopter too!
Amazing scenery. What a pilot challenge just to navigate back and forth in those Mts.
Thanks George!
Very nice and feel in my personal journey by hali
Thank you very much
It is amazing! It's like exploring an alien world.
Thoroughly enjoyed the flight. Very organic, no fancy editing and no bla bla like many other youtubers. Thanks for sharing.
Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you.
Beautiful video, thanks for sharing ! And no f***** music, we appreciate !
Thanks!
Really, very good for avoiding bored ads.
And for avoiding Meaningless and Faltu and cheater and foolish ads.
No “f***” music 😂 got it!
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No words to describe! Absolutely wonderful, breathtaking, this is the only way I could off have seen it . Congrats! Thank you so very much for sharing this awesome, amazing video! I love it!
Thank you very much. Sorry because of my late answer
Awesome video, just by watching this video I felt I had been there.... Thanks a lot for posting this kind of videos..
Thank you!
Outstanding video,thks.
Thank you Bruce
Wow...beautiful our nepal world..👍👍👏👏🙏🙏thank you for this vidio
Thank you. I very much look forward to visit Nepal again. I only wait that planes to Lukla depart from Kathmandu.
Thank you very much for coming to visit Nepal and for helping to introduce Nepal's tourism sector to the world
Wow! Incredibly beautiful and treacherous. I can’t imagine navigating this route when flight conditions are deteriorating.
Thank you
After seeing the Khumbu icefall I said to myself "Self"....there are lots of crazy people in this world to just cross that!!! It's a gorgeous landscape for sure.
Indeed it is an awesome landscape. Thanks for your comment
Awesome video, brings back great memories, I was there in 2014. Hard to believe travel time in helicopter is perhaps 20-25 mins, and it took 10 days by foot!
That's true! But hiking is more fun of course.
I reckon excitement by foot would be 10X as well...
Really awesome video I ever seen.
Thank you!
Thoroughly enjoyed the ride from the comfort of my couch in Bahrain!!! Natural sound was better instead of some phony music which most other uploaders keep.
Thank you
Same here from Switzerland!
Hahahaaaa... from the couch it's best !
Same feeling from Portugal :) Great journey! Thanks for sharing the experience.
What is the cost in Nepali rupees?
what great memories. flying over kala patar really choked me up as it has the highest i climbed on dec.24, 1977
Thank you very much
That was absolutely 👍 amazing to watch.
Thank you very much
It's just insane how they arrive at Basecamp and you can feel the Helicopter is already struggeling with the altitude. And then There is Everest summit. Looks like nothing could go up there. These mountains keep impressing me. I have to go there some day in my life!
I highly recommend hiking to EBC. Btw, an Airbus helicopter once landed on top of Mt Everest. Just search on RUclips.
Stark natural beauty. I can't imagine walking up all that just to get to Everest, and then climbing it. Kudos to the extreme adventurists who do so.
Glad you liked the video.
It’s not too bad. They get a warm meal and sleep in a tea house on the way up. K2 is a whole other story...
@@Grandizer8989 enroute base camp, yes. Summiting however is a very different animal. I went to EBC in 2013 and any thoughts I had of attempting to summit Everest went away permanently :-)
@@shane54nz that’s awesome. Thinking about doing that
Nice to see in such detail a place that I most certainly will never, ever visit. Thank you for posting this.
Thank you very much!
Thanks for the great video. Looking down from the air so many animal tracks are visible along the sides of the mountains and so many yak corrals that you don't see from the trails below. I was there when the snow level was below 14,000', so a very different look on the ground around Pheriche where you stopped on the way up. And yes, thanks for not adding music. And also yes, best comic moment: "Which one is Everest? The one in the back?"
Thank you very much Jeff.
I have seen hikers at the base camp posing in front of Nuptse beleiving it to be Everest :-)
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I did the same route by feet. More beautiful!!
I was hiking there too. Absoloutely gorgeous
A Massive thank you for this marvelous video. Warm greetings also to the helicopter pilot. All the best from Norway -
Thank you very much!
Tahir, congratulations first that you made a lifetime experience!!! Thank you so much for shared such a great and detail video of the scenic Everest heli ride.
Thank you for your kind words! I hope to be back in the Himalayas soon.
@@NewAdventuresChannel Heartily Welcome back!
Wonderful Experience never before have seen the Everest.Thans fr deep core of hear👌👌
Thank you very much
Beautiful video and yes NO music! Was just there (Nov 2019) Everyone should know that while the video is great nothing compares to being there. The images are burnt into my memory. If you can, go! The people are great and the area needs tourist money. They are still a long ways from recovering from the tragic earthquake.
I fully agree with you. Thank you so much!
What a breathtaking ride simply spectacular thank you 😊
Thank you Shawn!
very very beatiful, fantastic landscape.
Wow 😳 Top of the world 🌍 i love ❤️ my birth place 😘🇳🇵
really? how nice
great video, thank you for share that
Thank you too!
Breathtaking!!! Amazing!!!
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Thank you for your kind words
Excellent! I'll never go there, never do that trip nor climb any of those mountains, so I enjoyed this video thoroughly - thank you!
Thanks George!
Fantastic see some of the places but not from the air.
Fantastic
allo.thank soo much for sharing.whats absolute amazing weather.no wind no avalanche not problem at all.the eyes for pilot is absolute skill.regards from uk.good job.
Thank you very much!
Thank you for visiting our country 🙏❤
You are welcome. I hope to be back soon!
You are welcome to my country too ,
God blees yo u !🌏⛺🪂
Que ermoso!! es Nuestro planeta cuando lo Ocserbamos A plenitud, buen video un 10,de mi parte,grasias,,🇲🇽
I have flown the AS350B3 (like this one) and it's very powerful. However, going single engine over that rough terrain is something I rather not do. I'm sure those pilots know where the spots are to put her down in case the engine fails, but still, I'd be too chicken shit. The Nepal government should restrict cilmbing these nature beauties. I'd be satisfied just to go to base camp and admire the scene from a distance. Awesome video. God bless the pilots and the climbers.
I agree. Standards in Europe would prohibit commercial usage of single engined helicoperts. Even more, I had the Feeling that the ones flying here have probably retired in other countries :-)
@@NewAdventuresChannel Don't get me wrong, when, but when I flew for the military, we did some crazy stuff, that when I look back now, I'm amazed how we got away with such stunts, like landing on the apex of an A-framed house to drop off troops, or landing at an elevated hospital pad, all single engine, but now that I'm bolder, I get anxiety attacks just thinking about the "what ifs". I think the 135 and 145 would be a better choice for both redundancy and payload. I've flown both too. Retired now.
Um ótimo vídeo para os aventureiros. Tahir, thanks for posting nice pictures of the highests mountains of the earth.
Much appreciated, glad that you liked it.
1:00 ATC Tower and airport fast-food kitchen
Unimaginable sights of the great Himalyas, with its valleys, lakes and glaciers !! This is a once in a lifetime dream flight, albeit risky one, that i would have loved to take to the base camp of the mighty "Sagarmatha", if I am lucky enough. Wonder how much the helicopter ride will cost. 🙏🌹
Thank you. Please search the Internet for current prices
Wow, that’s truly amazing journey from Lukla to EBC! I really enjoyed it. How’s the total cost for round trip for all passengers?
The chopers depart in Kathmandu, I joined in Lukla because I was hiking there. Per seat arround 1100USD. I recommend taking a ride in one that stops at Everest View Hotel for breakfast.
@@NewAdventuresChannel Lovely
Does the chopper fly from Kathmandu to Lukla to Everest view hotel…..Kathmandu 1400 m Lukla 2846 m Everest view hotel 3962 m…what would be the cost per person…