Pikey Peak Trek

Pikey Peak Trek, Dudhakunda, Nepal
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Daily Tour

Group Size

25 people

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Pikey Peak Trek appears like an exceptional journey for those seeking a less-traveled path within the beautiful Everest Region of Nepal. It combines natural beauty with an upscale cultural experience, and also the opportunity to determine a number of the best peaks within the world from a novel viewpoint. This trek offers a mix of adventure, solitude, and spiritual enrichment, making it a compelling choice for both novice and experienced trekkers. If you have got any specific questions on planning this trek, what to expect on the trail, or tips for creating the foremost of your adventure, be happy to ask!
Trekking in Lower Solukhumbu
The 11-Day Pikey Peak Trek offers a comprehensive experience of Nepal’s diverse landscapes and cultural heritage. Starting with a scenic drive from Kathmandu to Dhap, you quickly immerse yourself in the unique terrain and climate of the region. This trek allows you to gradually acclimatize to the increasing altitudes while exploring the colorful communities of the center hills, where the pace of life is dictated naturally and tradition.
Camping at Pikey Peak Base Camp and experiencing a sunrise over the Himalayas, including views of Everest and other majestic peaks, maybe a highlight of this trek. The journey also includes visits to significant cultural sites just as the Thubten Choling monastery in Junbesi, adding a spiritual dimension to the journey. Concluding with a trek to Salleri, the trek offers flexibility in returning to Kathmandu, catering to different preferences and budgets. If you’re inquisitive about the logistics, cultural encounters, or preparation tips for this trek, be happy to elicit more detailed information.

Highlights

  • Absolutely! Pikey Peak Trek offers stunning views of Everest, Makalu, Kanchenjunga, Lhotse, and Cho Oyu among other peaks.
  • From Pikey Peak's 4,065m elevation, one can behold the Himalayas magnificently.
  • Pikey Peak offers stunning vistas of Everest, Makalu, Annapurna, and Sherpa villages.
  • Pikey Peak Trek offers a short route to witness the Everest Himalayan Range.
  • Enjoy breathtaking Everest views from stunning vantage points like Pattale.

Day 1: Arrival: Kathmandu Tribhuvan International Airport (4 365ft)
Day 1: Arrival: Kathmandu Tribhuvan International Airport (4 365ft)

This appears like a well-organized start to your trekking adventure in Nepal. Meeting at the airport and transferring to your hotel ensures a smooth transition from jaunt relaxation, supplying you with time to acclimate and prepare. The welcome dinner and briefing are crucial, as they not only allow you to satisfy your guide and fellow trekkers but also provide a chance to debate the trek details, verify your gear, and adjust any plans as necessary. An overnight occupy the hotel ensures you're well-rested before beginning the trek. If you've got any questions on what to pack or expect during the briefing, be at liberty to ask!

Day 2: each day within the City: Kathmandu Valley Sightseeing OR every day at Leisure
Day 2: each day within the City: Kathmandu Valley Sightseeing OR every day at Leisure

It feels like you have got a thoughtfully planned day before embarking on your trek. Visiting Kathmandu's key historical sites just as the Monkey Temple (Swayambhunath), Boudhnath Stupa, Pashupatinath Temple, and Patan Durbar Square will provide you with an upscale glimpse into the cultural and architectural heritage of Nepal. These locations are iconic for his or her spiritual significance and stunning craftsmanship. The afternoon session that specializes in preparation for the trek is equally important. Meeting together with your guide provides a private touch and helps make sure that you're well-prepared. the availability of duffel bags and assistance in purchasing any necessary gear are practical steps that enhance your readiness for the trek. If you've got questions on what specific items to pack or want to grasp more about the historical sites you will be visiting, be at liberty to ask!

Day 3: Kathmandu – Dhap (9 615ft), 7-8 hrs drive

The journey from Kathmandu to Dhap sounds both scenic and strategically significant, because it sets the stage for the journey into the Solu-Khumbu region. Driving east from Kathmandu to Dhulikhel and so descending into the Sun Koshi valley reveals dramatic changes in elevation and landscape. because the route moves south into the Terai then west to Bardibas, you traverse diverse geographic areas before heading north through the forested hills on the Sagarmatha Raimarg to Dhap. This route not only highlights the numerous terrain of Nepal but also prepares you for the various climates and environments you'll encounter during your trek. Staying overnight in Dhap allows for an honest rest before you begin the trekking portion of your journey. If you would like tips about what to expect in terms of weather or terrain, or how best to acclimatize during this phase, be at liberty to ask!

Day 4: Dhap – Jhapre (9 255ft), 3-4 hrs

Your trek from Sigane to Jhapre promises each day crammed with stunning landscapes and cultural insights. the trail winding through terraced farmlands and mixed forests, particularly when rhododendrons are in bloom, offers a vivid display of Nepal’s natural beauty. The views of Shorung Himal, together with glimpses of Everest and other peaks, are particularly rewarding from the upper grounds. Stopping for lunch in Sigane not only provides a flash of rest but also an opportunity to enjoy local hospitality. As you continue along the Phokle Danda, you’ll appreciate the efforts of sustainable development via the hydroelectric scheme that powers the region. Ending your day in Jhapre, an area likely enriched with its local customs and traditions, ensures a serene night during a less frequented a part of the Everest region.

Day 5: Jhapre – Pikey Peak Base Camp (11 943ft), 6-7 hrs

The segment of your trek resulting in Pikey Peak Base Camp is rich in both natural and cultural experiences. As you ascend from Tolu Gompa to Lamje Danda then Lhamuje Gompa, you'll notice a transition from lush forests to alpine scrub, reflecting the changing altitude and environment. These gompas offer a serene and spiritual backdrop against the rugged terrain. =The path to Bhulbhule provides a scenic spot for lunch with exceptional views of mountain peaks, adding a memorable highlight to your journey. The trek along Toriphule Danda includes a visit to a neighborhood dairy that produces yak cheese, offering a novel glimpse into the region’s economy and an opportunity to taste local specialties. Ending your day at Pikey Peak Base Camp allows for rest and preparation before the summit attempt. This  part of the trek is pivotal for acclimatization and enjoying the tranquil yet stark fantastic thing about the high-altitude landscape

Day 6: Pikey Base Camp – Pikey Peak (4 069m/13 347ft) – Kande (12 175ft), 5-6 hrs

Your early morning trek to the summit of Pikey Peak is meant to maximize the breathtaking sunrise views over the Himalayas. Starting before dawn, the trail ascends the western flank, resulting in the summit in about an hour and a half. Here, you're rewarded with a spectacular perspective of Nepal’s mighty Himalayan chain, featuring a number of the world's highest peaks. After soaking in the views and capturing memorable photos, you'll return to the lodge for a well-deserved breakfast. The descent then brings you through beautiful landscapes, including oak and rhododendron forests, enhancing the trek's scenic diversity. Lunch at Jasmane Bhanjyang offers another picturesque viewpoint, making it an ideal midday stop. The afternoon’s journey continues through the forest, connecting with the historic Jiri-Everest trail at Kande. This area is rich in natural beauty and provides a tranquil setting to finish the day. Overnighting in Kande gives you the prospect of reflecting on the day’s experiences in an exceedingly serene environment. This leg of your trek not only challenges you physically but also offers profound rewards with its stunning natural vistas and cultural insights.

Day 7: Kande – Junbesi (8 860ft), 4-5 hrs

Descending from the upper elevations, today's trek to Junbesi will feel markedly different. The journey begins with a downhill path beyond the teahouse at Lamjura La, a very important pass that marks a transition in both elevation and vegetation. As you continue eastward into the Taktor Khola Valley, you'll notice the shift from dense coniferous forests to the plush, terraced farmlands that characterize the lower slopes. this alteration in scenery underscores the varied agricultural practices within the region. Staying overnight in Junbesi offers an exquisite opportunity to experience the local Sherpa culture and hospitality. Junbesi could be a charming village that is a hub for trekkers and provides insights into rural life in Nepal. The village is additionally known for its beautiful setting and welcoming atmosphere, making it an ideal place to rest and recharge after on a daily basis of descent.

Day 8: Junbesi – Phaplu (8528ft), 4-5 hrs

Today’s trek takes you along the picturesque banks of the Junbesi Khola, heading south to where it meets the Dudh Kund Khola at Benighat. This part of the journey offers serene river views and an opportunity to watch the natural dynamics of the region. As you progress below the confluence, the terrain becomes gentler and also the valley broadens, providing easier walking conditions. Continuing to Phaplu, which boasts a tiny low airport, offers a glimpse into a more connected part of the Solu Khumbu region. From there, a visit to Salleri, the executive center of the region, provides a singular opportunity to explore local governance and cultural elements. Overnighting in Phaplu gives you the comfort of staying in an exceeding town with more facilities and services, which might be a pleasing change after trekking in additional remote areas.

Day 9: Phaplu – Kathmandu (4 260ft), 8-9 hrs drive
 Day 9: Phaplu – Kathmandu (4 260ft), 8-9 hrs drive

After your early breakfast in Phaplu, you'll begin the return drive to Kathmandu, where you will be transferred back to your hotel. This marks the tip of your trekking adventure. you will have the remainder of the day unengaged to relax or explore Kathmandu further. In the evening, enjoy a farewell dinner, an ideal occasion to reflect on your journey and share memories  with your group. This dinner not only offers an opportunity to celebrate the completion of your trek but also to say goodbye to new friends and maybe plan your next adventure.

Day 10: Final Departure
Day 10: Final Departure

As your Pikey Peak Trek concludes, the character Heaven Treks and Expedition team ensures a seamless transition by arranging your transfer from the hotel to the international airport per your flight schedule. If you're considering extending your stay in Nepal, there are many additional adventures and relaxing experiences available. Whether you're fascinated by further treks, cultural tours, or just unwinding in beautiful surroundings, let the team know so that they can facilitate your plan for more unforgettable experiences

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  • All the airport/ Hotel transfers
  • Hotel in Kathmandu, Thamel for 3 nights with the bed and breakfast
  • Well come and farewell dinner
  • Full-day Kathmandu city tour on private car/Van/ Bus
  • Professional govt. registered guide
  • Comfortable private transport from Kathmandu to Dhap (trekking starting Point)
  • Full meals ( Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner) during the treks
  • All necessary paperwork permit and TIMS ( park Permit and TIMS)
  • An English-speaking professional govt. registered trekking Guide and porter ( 2 trekkers 1 Porter ) above the 4 trekkers 1 assistant Guide
  • Hot drinks ( tea and coffee)
  • All the Mountain accommodations are soft comfortable private rooms that share a toilet
  • Guide and Porter's salary, meals, accommodations, insurance, flight, and equipment
  • All the govt. and native taxes
  • A comprehensive medical kit
  • Comfortable private transport from Phaplu to Kathmandu or 25-minute flight
  • Lunch and dinner in Kathmandu aside from welcome and farewell dinner
  • All the soft and alcoholic drinks
  • Mineral water
  • Boiled water
  • Personal expenses
  • Wi-Fi
  • Electronic devise recharge
  • Hot shower aside from 4-night
  • Travel insurance and evacuation
  • Tip

Tour's Location

Pikey Peak Trek, Dudhakunda, Nepal

How hard is that the Pikey Peak Trek?

The Pikey Peak Trek is considered moderately challenging, suitable for reasonably fit individuals due to its high altitude and steep sections.

How long is the trek to Pikey Peak Trek?

The Pikey Peak Trek typically lasts between 5 to 7 days, depending on the chosen route and walking pace.

What is the price of trekking at Pikey Peak Trek?

The cost of the Pikey Peak Trek typically ranges from $400 to $700, depending on the tour operator and included amenities.

Can a beginner climb Pikey Peak Trek?

Yes, a beginner can undertake the Pikey Peak Trek with proper preparation and physical conditioning, as it is moderately challenging.

Can a traditional person head to Pikey Peak Trek?

Yes, a traditional person can undertake the Pikey Peak Trek if they are physically prepared and acclimatized to the altitude.

Do you reduce trekking to Pikey Peak Trek?

Yes, Pikey Peak Trek offers breathtaking views of Everest and is ideal for those seeking a moderate trekking experience.

What is the simplest time to go to Pikey Peak Trek?

The best time for Pikey Peak Trek is during the spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November) seasons.

Can you drink alcohol on Pikey Peak Trek?

It's generally okay to drink alcohol in moderation during the Pikey Peak Trek, but staying hydrated is more important.

Do you need a tent for Pikey Peak Trek?

You typically don't need a tent for the Pikey Peak Trek as there are tea houses and lodges along the route.

Is there WIFI at Pikey Peak Trek?

Wifi availability can be limited along the Pikey Peak Trek route, especially in more remote areas. It's best to inquire locally.

How cold is that the Pikey Peak Trek?

Pikey Peak Trek can be quite cold, with temperatures dropping below freezing, especially at higher elevations. Proper clothing is essential.

Is Pikey Peak Trek crowded?

Pikey Peak Trek is generally less crowded compared to some other treks in the Everest region, offering a quieter experience.

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