Langtang Helicopter tour

The Nepal Langtang Helicopter Tour is a brief but well-deserving addition to the country's list of exhilarating adventure tours. The tour involves seeing Tamang villages and the Kyanjin Monastery (3,800 meters), which is where we land. Another highlight of the journey is an aerial view of Gosainkunda Lake and a visit to the Kyanjin Cheese Factory. You're in for a treat if you're an adrenaline addict looking to explore Nepal's undiscovered tourist destinations. One mind-blowing experience that is unimaginably unique to Langtang Helicopter Tour is a helicopter ride to the Himalayas at altitudes between 5,500 and 7,300 meters and Langtang National Park.

Langtang region is situated roughly 51km north of Kathmandu. The Langtang National Park, which borders a variety of flora and fauna, is its most famous feature. The park is home to some of Nepal's most well-known sights, including the Hindu holy lake Gosainkunda. Langtang is a popular destination for rafting, climbing, and trekking among tourists from all over the world. Although the avalanche that resulted from the earthquake in April 2015 decimated the communities in the Langtang region, it has undergone multiple restorations, indicating a quick recovery and a stronger comeback.

Despite the difficulties, Langtang is still regarded as one of Nepal's most popular tourist sites. The Langtang National Park is the fourth protected area in Nepal and the first national park in the Himalayas. The park features oak, maple, and pine trees as well as the evergreen splendor of nature. Around Spring, rhododendron blossoms bloom all throughout the woodland. It has connections to the northern Tibetan Autonomous Region. The Bhote Koshi and Trishuli Rivers, two illustrious rivers, form the boundary. Some of the tallest peaks in the Langtang mountain range include Changbu (6,781m), Dorje Lakpa (6,966m), Loenpo Gang (6,979m), Langtang Lirung (7,234m), and Langtang Ri (7,205m).

With Blue Mountain Tours & Travel Pvt. Ltd., you can take the Langtang Helicopter Tour in Nepal if you wish to take a short trip that incorporates all the breathtaking Himalayan experiences. Blue Mountain Tours and Travel Pvt. Ltd. doesn't make any compromises when it comes to safety. We take our visitors' security very seriously. After receiving a briefing on safety, the helicopter departs the airstrip and moves toward the north. As we continue our flights, we fly above some of Kathmandu's suburbs while taking in the pleasing landscape of Langtang National Park. The aerial view of the beautiful Gosainkunda Lake is a breathtaking sight. Tibetan monasteries and several Tamang cultural pilgrimage sites are examples of early Buddhist architecture.

Get Transfer to Kathmandu International Airport

You will be picked up from the hotel by one of our representatives early in the morning. You will be transported to the domestic terminal of international airport.

We will board the helicopter for an exhilarating Langtang Helicopter Tour after meeting all airport requirements. We will be flying from Kathmandu. With ground time at Kyanjin Monastery, the tour will last around one and a half hours.

Fly to Langtang

One will get to take in the aerial view of the distinctive topography that divides many villages along the road. As we leave the city behind and ascend, the Himalayan Mountain range becomes immediately visible.

The World's Tallest Shiva Statue in Sanga is seen from the helicopter as we travel north from the city. You may learn more about Nepal's topography and the curvy roads that gracefully encircle the hills by looking below. The Langtang National Park, which extends over a 1,710 sq. mile including Nuwakot, Rasuwa, and Sindhupalchok districts of the central Himalayan region, are the next stop on our journey.  We arrive to Kyanjin Valley, home to the renowned Kyanjin Gompa, after about 45 minutes.

Explore Langtang

You will be met by vibrant Buddhist prayer flags and a chilly mountain breeze as soon as you land at Kyanjin Valley. The Langtang mountain range can be seen encircling the valley. We stroll around the village before moving on to the Kyanjin Gompa (Monastery). Generally speaking, stone and wood make up the gompa. There is a serene atmosphere given off by the gompa's white accent. The monastery is thought to be around six centuries old by the locals. There are 13 clay statues and images of Lord Buddha inside the gompa. The forefathers of the Dhomares, "the residents of the land of red rocks," are shown in the statues. After enjoying a delicious breakfast and spending around 30 minutes on the ground, we board the helicopter and get ready for the return journey.

Fly back to Kathmandu

The pilots fly the helicopter back to Kathmandu as we assess the successful excursion to the Kyanjin Gompa. We arrive at the domestic terminal of Kathmandu's Tribhuvan International Airport after 25 minutes.

 Finally, it's time for us to say goodbye. However, a review book will be given to you first. It only takes 2 minutes to share your experience, but it has a huge impact on how we can improve our services in the future.

• The serene Langtang National Park and the Langtang Mountain Range.

• Exploration of ethnic Tamang settlement and Tibetan culture.

• Pristine oak & pine forests with blooming Rhododendrons.

• Mesmerizing flight over the Gosainkunda Lake.

• The Kyanjin cheese factory at Kyanjin Valley.

• Visit the Kyanjin Gompa built before centuries. 

• Mountain peaks including Mt. Langtang, Mt. Lirung, Ganesh Himal, Dorje Lakpa, Yala Peak, and Mt. Gaurishankar.

• 360° Panoramic cinematics of Langtang Valley.