Reviews

Kathmandu felt like a different city the morning after it rained a lot. People who go hiking heard about landslides and how bad the flooding was, which made us think twice about our plans to fly to Lukla. We became scared when we learned that a lot of planes had been canceled. But thanks to  Binod, we were able to get on a flight that afternoon, which raised our hopes again.

When we got to the airport, there was a lot of worried energy in the air. Trekkers were telling each other about the chaos, and everyone felt like they didn't know what to expect. In spite of this, Mr. Binod's calm attitude encouraged us. He made plans with the flight and told us we would be leaving soon.

We felt a wave of relief when we finally got on the plane. The short trip to Lukla was thrilling, and as we came down, the lush green valleys seemed to appear out of nowhere. We were met by the lively energy of Lukla when we stepped out onto the asphalt. The spirit of adventure was very much alive and well there.

The hike led to beautiful views and friendly interactions with locals. The recent storms' debris reminded us of how strong nature is . As we stood at Everest Base Camp, surrounded by huge peaks, we felt a deep sense of accomplishment, not just for getting where we were going but also for getting through all the unexpected turns in our trip together.

NTA was truly remarkable during this chaos. We would like to thank them for their efforts and will definitely visit them soon. Highly suggested company.

As I went through Kathmandu's crowded streets, I noticed that the monsoon rains had turned the roads into rivers, making it difficult to get to the sky. Despite the chaos, NTA maintained a sense of hope. Despite all the chaos, Mr. Binod, MD of NTA, was able to arrange for our helicopter flight to Everest Base Camp.

There was a gentle mist over the city on the morning of our flight, which made me quite happy. As soon as we got inside the helicopter, we were flying high above the lush landscapes. The clouds floated around beneath us before abruptly breaking apart to reveal the highest peaks of the Himalayas. My heart began to race as we approached Base Camp, the well-known starting point for climbers' perilous journeys to summits.

When we arrived at the Hotel Everest View, I stepped outside to see a beautiful panorama of snow covered mountains. I inhaled the clear mountain air and stood there in wonder for an hour, sipping hot tea and admiring the scenery. Moments like these are more than just excursions; they are miracles made possible by the challenges we faced. I would like to thank NTA for making this tour a miracle.

It rained hard in Kathmandu the night before our long-awaited trek to Everest Base Camp. The streets turned into rivers, and landslides messed up flights to Lukla. As we sat in the hotel lounge, worried, Mr. Binod sent us a message that made us feel better. "Don't worry, we're working on other plans," he told us.

We left for the airport early the next morning, but there was still a lot of uncertainty in the air. The tension was already high because people were rushing around trying to find information, but Mr. Binod stayed cool. He worked hard and made sure we got on one of the few flights to Lukla that day, even though things were crazy.

It was so much relief when we finally took off. The stunning views as we flew over the rough terrain made us remember why we had come. As soon as we arrived in Lukla, the mood changed. There were hikers from all over the world in town, and we quickly forgot about the problems we had been having and imagined the fun we were going to have.

The chaos from before seemed like a long time ago as we hiked through green valleys and cute towns. Every step we took brought us closer to Everest. When we got to Base Camp, it was clear that the trip was all about getting past problems. We felt more alive than ever. And all the credit goes to NTA and Binod. We really appreciate your efforts and will definitely recommend our friends and family.

The day began with uncertainty; reports of landslides and floods had filled my head with mistrust. Will we get to Everest Base Camp? However, Mr. Binod MD's unwavering spirit gave us comfort. "The mountains are waiting for you," he stated confidently, and before we knew it, we were aboard our chopper.

As we ascended, the landscape changed. The green valleys below gave way to rough, snowy hills below. I felt like a bird, free and unbound, and all of my problems vanished.

When I landed at HEV, the overwhelming beauty of Everest took my breath away. I looked out at the world beneath me as I stood on the edge and realized that this wasn't just a place we were going; it was a trip that had tested our strength. The hour passed quickly as I took in the views, laughed with other travelers, and shared experiences.

This visit served as an important reminder that life's greatest adventures are frequently born from the most difficult trials. Thank you, NTA, for supporting me at my dilemma and making this Everest Helicopter Tour possible after all the chaos. I highly suggest this company.

We had no idea what difficulties we would face on the Everest Base Camp trek when we set out. We were hesitant after hearing about the recent floods and landslides. And most of all all the routes to Lula were banned for a few days. It was so devastating but Mr. Binod  told us, "Adventure often comes dressed as adversity." As soon as we booked our flights to Lukla, we were ready for whatever came next.

There was a lot of activity in Lukla as hikers gathered to share stories about their treks. The wet trails and low clouds made it easy to feel like we were all in this together. We laughed as we slid and fell, and every mistake turned into a joke. Even though the place was beautiful, there was a strong urge to move quickly. Every day brought fresh challenges, but we managed them and continued.

Our guide was very helpful and encouraging. Every day, he gave us support by telling us about his own problems during trekking, which made us even more motivated. The paths were full of trees, mountains, towns, and other things to see. It was the best time and scene, which doesn't happen very often in the city.

When we got to Base Camp, with its high hills and cold winds, we knew that the difficulties had brought us together. We were more than just trekkers that day; we were a team. Our shared desire to explore had helped us get through the difficult times.

Our that day was different from all the others. I still remember that Nepal was still recovering from recent floods, which made the idea of getting Everest seem far away. NTA's hard work, on the other hand, turned our helicopter ride into a sign of hope. As I climbed onboard the helicopter, I felt a mix of fear and joy.

As soon as the chopper took off, the Himalayas' peaceful beauty took its place over the chaos of the city. As we flew over green valleys and rocky peaks, the excitement grew with each second. When we got close to Base Camp, I felt like a big thing was about to happen. The aerial view of base camp, Khumbu glacier, and settlement was phenomenal.

Upon arriving at HEV, I took a deep breath, feeling refreshed by the fresh air. I felt like I was on a big adventure for an hour after talking to other tourists, taking pictures, and enjoying the beauty of the world's highest peaks. The view of mountain chains, cold weather, and warm food were the best combination. It was a good lesson that sometimes the best trips happen when you least expect them to.

I would like to thank Mr. Binod and the NTA team for their efforts and making this helicopter tour possible. Highly recommended company.

It all began with a storm. Nepal was in bad shape because of the heavy rains. There were floods and landslides that blocked the normal ways to Lukla. We were a group of eager hikers whose hopes of reaching Everest Base Camp were on the line. As our worries began to grow, Mr. Binod called us. "We've booked the flights; you'll make it," he said in a calm voice.

It was like stepping into a new world when I got to Lukla. We were all excited, and as soon as we set foot on the trail, it was clear that this hike would be one for the history books. The way was full of lush greenery, but the storm's damage was clear-downed bushes and muddy slopes.

Every step made me think of how strong nature is, and the journey was also fun. As we walked along, laughter and stories filled the air, making us feel like unlikely heroes on an epic quest. Our guide was very supportive and motivating, which helped us a lot during our trek.

When we got to Base Camp and saw Everest rising above us, we knew this trip was more than just a hike. It was a test of how strong nature and us are.

Thanks to the NTA team for this memorable trek to base camp. All of us are very impressed with your work and will recommend our friends and family as well.

It had been pouring down rain for days, which made our planned helicopter tour to Everest Base Camp less certain. However, Mr. Binod was quick to think of a solution. He did everything he could for us; shortly afterward, we were sitting in a helicopter, our hearts racing with joy.

As soon as the helicopter took off, the busy sounds of Kathmandu turned into whispers. The ground below us turned into a mix of browns and greens. As we flew higher, the air got cooler, and we caught our first glimpses of the Everest area. The flyover was amazing as we got the top view of base camp, galcier, settlements, and greenery, which was so beautiful. it was a moment that was hard to see in a city area.

After the tour , when we landed at HEV, I felt calm. We felt like the hour we spent there was a special gift because of the stunning views. as I stood among the tallest mountains, I enjoyed the moment and felt both small and important in the big picture of nature.

This tour taught me how important it is to be strong and how much fun it is to reach new heights, practically and spiritually.I am glad that I did this tour with NTA and very thankful to Binod for making it possible in those situations. I will definitely recommend them to everyone.