Mountain Flight Nepal.

Mountain Flight is probably the best invigorating tourist activity for those who have short span of time for viewing the world’s highest mountains of the world. Conquering the mountains at close up range in flight offers quite a relaxing way to spend a small part of your holidays in Nepal. In matter of just an hour, tourists can hover over the tallest mountains capped with milky white snow on the peaks. It can surely prove exciting for all kinds of visitors to Nepal whether or not they like vigorous trekking. Quite obviously, mountain flight has become a very popular tourist attraction of Nepal, alluring travelers of almost all categories. Once you be a part of it, you will know how awe-inspiring and delightful is to witness the grandeur of the majestic snow-capped mountains. Mt. Everest flight gives you an early morning flight by domestic airlines like Agni Airlines, Buddha Airlines, Guna Airlines and Yeti Airlines. And this means flying along the north-east of Nepal along the Himalayas, including the highest peak Mt. Everest, of course.

Mountain flights are operated by the airlines starting from Kathmandu airport. The grand mountain tour begins with majestic view of Gosaithan or Shisha Pangma standing at the height of 8013 meters on the left. To its immediate right stands Dorje Lakpa with 6966 meters which appears like number eight lying down with snow covered all over. Phurbi-Ghyachu lies to the right of Kathmandu valley. As the flight proceeds further, Choba-Bhamare (5933 metres) appears on the way, the smallest one that’s never been conquered ever. Next one is Gauri-Shankar, physically and spiritually distinct at the height of 7134 meters. This charming mountain is believed to have been protected by Lord Shiva and Gauri as per Hinduism. The great mountain has a record of being climbed only in 1979 after a number of unsuccessful attempts by trekkers. The time comes then to fly towards the eastern Himalayas following a range of beautiful mountains. Melungtse (7023 m) appears like a Plateau which is followed by Chugimago (6297 m) long-waiting to be conquered. Next is Numbur at 6956 meters that resembles a breast, feeding pure milk to the Sherpas of Solu Khumbu. At 6511 meters, you will encounter a mountain that shines with the sun as it rises, it’s called Karyolung. The list follows Cho-Oyu, the eighth highest mountain in the world stretching upto 8201 meters. Following is Gyanchungkang mountain which is considered as extremely challenging to climb. Right next to it is Pumori (7161 m) and Nuptse (7855 m) on the list. Eventually, you get to witness the ultimate peak of Nepal and of the earth called as Chomolungma by Tibetans, Sagarmatha by Nepalese and Mount Everest by the world. The sight of supreme and magnetic peak calls end of mountain flight in Nepal.