It is one thing to skydive, but it’s quite another to do that in the sky of Everest ! Spoiler alert
It’s enchanting, empowering and enlightening !
It’s enchanting, empowering and enlightening !
Jumping out of an AS350 B3 chopper at an altitude of 23,000ft is what quantum leap literally means
When we say it, we mean it !
When we say it, we mean it !
Sometimes you have to get really high, seriously high – maybe at the top of the world
To see where the rest of the adventures lie !
To see where the rest of the adventures lie !
Where the DZs are at 12,402 ft (Syangboche) and 15,000 ft (Amadablam Base Camp),
You can imagine what lies ahead and UP!
You can imagine what lies ahead and UP!
You land in a Himalayan Kingdom, You trek for 2 days, You awe at the beauty of Khumbu & You jump
Everest Skydive is not called “mother of all adventures” for nothing !
Everest Skydive is not called “mother of all adventures” for nothing !
Everest Skydive
Everest Skydive will bring you to new heights in the Himalaya. Experience all that the Himalaya has to offer, deep in the heart of Sherpa country.
Booking
Booking for Everest Skydive adventure is easy. Just download and send the completed forms back to us. We will handle the rest.
Now Jump!
Now Jump!
History
Skydiving in the extreme mountain environment of Everest Region is a big challenge in itself. From procuring special permits to arranging logistics and ensuring nothing. it needs a lot of hard work, determination.
Welcome to Everest Skydive
Jumping off a AS350 B3 chopper from the height of 23000ft, just below Everest; and landing at the Himalayan dreamlands Syangboche (12340ft) and Amadablam Basecamp (15000ft); is undeniably the most thrilling aerial adventure in the world. The adrenaline rush, the eye-feasting view of the picturesque Sherpa settlement, the back drop of world’s highest peak Mt. Everest, along with other equally petrifying sister peaks, and the whole alpine experience, what else can an adventure seeker dream in a lifetime.
Equipment & Safety
Everest Skydive requires specialized parachute equipment, all of which has been tested and approved for this amazing high altitude adventure. All your equipment will be supplied and be ready for you at the Drop Zone location.
The opening altitudes for your main parachute will be between 16,000ft and 18,000ft AMSL; the main landing area (DZ) is at 12,402ft AMSL. These altitudes demand large main parachutes of 300 – 400 sq ft and a reserve of similar size.
The opening altitudes for your main parachute will be between 16,000ft and 18,000ft AMSL; the main landing area (DZ) is at 12,402ft AMSL. These altitudes demand large main parachutes of 300 – 400 sq ft and a reserve of similar size.
Our Team
Skydiving in the extreme mountain environment of Everest Region is a big challenge in itself. From procuring special permits to arranging logistics and ensuring nothing untoward happens during the event, it needs a lot of hard work, determination, skill and planning to hold an event of this caliber in the Himalayas. With some of the best names in the world of professional skydiving and high altitude adventure, our team has been successful in achieving flawless performance since Day One. Throughout your adventure, you will be accompanied by the best skydivers in the world, mountaineering specialists, high altitude medical doctors and highly skilled mountain pilots. Leave worry behind andenjoy the adventure, you are in the best hands!
Team Leader
Suman Pandey
Suman Pandey
At a time when most Nepalese hardly knew what skydiving is, Mr. Pandey went ahead and introduced this adventure in his mountainous country.
Media & Communication Director and Videographer
Paul Henry de Baere
Paul Henry de Baere
Anextreme environment Cinematographer, Professional Skydiver, Professional Skier, HALO jumps Specialist.
Chief Technical Director
Tom Noonan
Tom Noonan
Tom Noonan is a USPA Tandem Instructor-Examiner, USPA AFF Instructor, USPA Safety & Training Advisor (S&TA) and USPA Instructor.
Chief Advisor & Camera Flyer
Wendy Smith
Wendy Smith
AGuinness Book record holder and award winning Skydiver, Wendy Smith is an AFF Instructor and Chief Safety Officer NZPIA for parachuting operations.
Videographer
Omar Alhegelan
Omar Alhegelan
A pioneer of “free flying”, Omar Alhegelan is a World Champion Skydiver & multiple BASE &Freefly world record holder, an artist, photographer, actor & stuntman.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Solo Skydiving?
Solo skydiving refers to the jumps done by independent skydivers who have experience & training in freefall.Skydivers with a B license do solo jumps. While making a solo jump, the skydivers exit the aircraft from a certain altitude & fly their bodies at approximately 120 MPH. Read More
What is Tandem Skydiving?
Tandem skydiving refers to a type of skydiving where a novice skydiver (“student” or “passenger”) is connected via a harness to an experienced skydiver (“tandem master” or “tandem instructor”). The instructor controls the whole jump from exit through freefall, piloting the canopy and landing. Read More
Solo skydiving refers to the jumps done by independent skydivers who have experience & training in freefall.Skydivers with a B license do solo jumps. While making a solo jump, the skydivers exit the aircraft from a certain altitude & fly their bodies at approximately 120 MPH. Read More
What is Tandem Skydiving?
Tandem skydiving refers to a type of skydiving where a novice skydiver (“student” or “passenger”) is connected via a harness to an experienced skydiver (“tandem master” or “tandem instructor”). The instructor controls the whole jump from exit through freefall, piloting the canopy and landing. Read More
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Contact Address
Everest Skydive
Suman Pandey
[email protected]
Address:
Everest Skydive Adventure
Amrit Marg, Bhagwan Bahal
Thamel, Kathmandu, NEPAL
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