Write For Us
Nepal Heli Services is an independent blog and agency directory — we are not a tour operator, and we never rank one agency above another. We welcome guest posts from helicopter agencies and licensed operators who want to share route guides, flying experiences, and practical safety knowledge with travellers researching Himalayan helicopter tours. Every contributed article is clearly labelled as such.
What We Publish
- Route & Flying Guides: Practical detail on sectors like Everest, Annapurna Base Camp, Kala Patthar, Muktinath and Upper Mustang — flight times, waypoints, weather windows and landing considerations.
- Operations & Safety: Real operator experience on pre-flight checks, oxygen use, cold weather operations, and how Himalayan flying actually works.
- Trekking Logs on the Ground: First-hand accounts from trekking agencies of the routes, landing zones and logistics they coordinate.
- Editorial Guidelines: We only publish original content, and we reserve the right to edit for clarity, accuracy and the site's impartial editorial standards. Guest posts are never written as endorsements or paid rankings. Published guest posts carry a publication fee (per blog post) that covers editorial review and publication — it never buys ratings, ranking, or favourable placement in our directory.
How It Works
- 1. Pitch your topic using the form below — what you want to write and why it helps our readers.
- 2. Editorial review — our team reviews every pitch and contacts you directly to discuss next steps.
- 3. Published, clearly labelled — accepted articles appear on our blog marked as a contributed guest post from your agency. A publication fee applies per published guest post.
Submit a Guest Post Pitch
Tell us what you'd like to contribute, and our editorial team will get back to you.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who can write a guest post?
Guest posts are open to helicopter agencies and licensed operators only. Individual travellers looking to share stories can reach out via our contact page editorial team instead.
Does a guest post cost anything?
Yes — every published guest post carries a publication fee (per blog post), which covers editorial review and publication. Your article stays clearly labelled as contributed material. We never accept payment to rank, recommend, or favour one agency over another.
What happens after I submit a pitch?
Our editorial team reviews every pitch, replies to confirm next steps, and agreed articles are published clearly labelled as a contribution from your agency.
Can I include links to my agency?
Accepted articles may include a brief author byline linking to your listing in our directory. Outbound promotional links inside the article body are reviewed case by case and never appear as endorsements.