Halesi Darsan Helicopter Tour

Embark on a sacred journey with the Halesi Mahadev Darshan by Helicopter, a pilgrimage heli tour to the revered Halesi Mahadev temple in eastern Nepal. Nestled between the holy rivers Dudh Koshi and Sunkoshi in Khotang district, this ancient temple dedicated to Lord Shiva is often referred to as the Pashupatinath of Eastern Nepal.

The Halesi Mahadev Helicopter tour offers a unique and efficient pilgrimage experience, allowing devotees to visit the natural and spiritually significant temple. The temple, known for its captivating cave and natural beauty, attracts pilgrims from Nepal and India. Thousands of devotees make their way to this sacred site daily, either by road or through a helicopter tour.

The helicopter ride from Kathmandu to the Halesi Mahadev temple takes approximately 45 minutes, providing a swift and comfortable journey compared to the 10-hour overland trip. The temple visit, lasting about two hours, includes exploration of the temples and holy shrines within a magnificent cave. The experience is akin to visiting the Pashupatinath Temple of Eastern Nepal, with devotees having ample time for worship and performing Puja amidst the enchanting cave surroundings.

The Halesi helicopter tour ensures a safe and scenic flight, offering breathtaking views of the mountains and landscapes along the way. After landing near the Halesi Mahadev Temple, devotees can immerse themselves in the spiritual ambiance, capturing the beauty of the cave and its surroundings. Following the visit, the return flight to Kathmandu concludes this expedited and fulfilling pilgrimage.

Halesi is emerging as a significant pilgrimage destination in Khotang, accessible by both road and helicopter. The road journey from Kathmandu to Halesi takes about 9-10 hours, while the helicopter tour provides a swift and convenient way to enjoy picturesque views and fulfill religious beliefs. Various hotels in the Halesi temple area cater to pilgrims, making it a suitable destination for those seeking an overnight stay.