A truly magnificent panoramic view can be seen atop Pikey Peak trek, taking up 4,065 meters of the lower Himalayas in the Nepal state. With this position, you can be served with an unbelievable show of the divine Himalayan range with the most appealing views of massive towering hilltops such as Mount Everest, Lhotse, Makalu, Kanchenjunga, Kumba Karna Himal, Annapurna ranges, Manaslu, Numbur Himal, Dudhkunda Himal, Ama Dablam and Mera peak spreading across the horizon. Gole Pikey Peak summit, located in the lower Everest region of Nepal, provides an unbeatable panoramic looking landscape to the eye; therefore it is an unforgettable place to a trekker or an adventurer.
The Short Pikey Peak Trek Cost for 5 days Trek even though it covers the Solukhumbu region, the trail begins from Kathmandu by local jeep or bus, without having any flight up to the Lukla. You will have a diverse tradition and cultures of ethnic communities while having this 5 days pikey peak (PK) trekking journey like Magar, Tamang, and Sherpa.
The pikey peak trekking route covers the majestic journey through the landscapes of the Himalayan Region and its magical tranquil nature throughout the trekking trail. This 5 Days Short Pikey Peak (PK) journey makes the actual aspects of the trekking journey such a short and easy journey called than other routes.
Pikey peak trek 5 Days (PK) does cover the diverse ecosystem and the lush environment and it’s the best way to have a look at the lower Khumbu region, which is nearly untouched as there is a very low number of tourists visiting in comparison to the upper Everest Region in Solukhumbu.
So, to cover the pikey peak trekking journey, we bring you a beautiful 5 days pikey peak (PK) covering journey and follow by Chyawa pikey peak, Jasya Banjang, Loding sherpa village, and Solu Salleri Bazaar. This 5-day itinerary comes with a landscaping journey through nature, spirituality, and culture as this trail goes through various diverse and different regions.
The trail is also called less crowded than any of the trails like in the Annapurna Region Trek or Everest Base Camp Trek. So, you are getting a very natural and tranquil journey on an empty trail, exploring the different aspects of a trekking journey in the lower Khumbu Region.
Following a night’s rest in Kathmandu, your day starts well with a good breakfast, after which you depart for Dhap Bazaar, the point from where you will start your trek. Behind you there is the urban jungle before you the countryside slowly unfolds to leave before you rolling hills, green meadows, and in the distance mountains that go up to heaven.
The ride of around 7–9 hours depending on the weather, winds through rough hill roads and curvy mountain roads. Although every now and then rough, this unconventional drive offers the initial glimpse into Nepal’s rural landscape and Nepal’s boundless natural beauty.
Roadside scenic villages, pine forests, and ridgeline vistas just ideal to enjoy the expansive Himalayan landscape are some of the things that you would go through.
Upon arrival at Dhap Bazaar, you will be welcomed by friendly refreshments and overnight stay in a standard teahouse, offering a cozy, local-type accommodation to relax and prepare for the next trekking days.
On rising out of Dhap Bazaar mist in the morning, your journey starts with a peaceful walk to the village of Jhapre, which is a beautiful village taking your first glimpse of the Himalayas. The route is a blend of open ridges and alpine forest which slowly opens up the charm of the lower Khumbu region.
On the route, you can pass through little villages such as Sigane and Tadapani, where the old country life of the mountains is still unaltered. Phokte Danda Viewpoint is a good place to pause and you are rewarded with panoramic views of rolling hills and in the distance some of the first glimpses of snow-capped mountains.
The next moment you see the great Mount Everest in the distance, tall, with Lhotse, Nuptse, Thamserku and Kangtega, a moment that you will never forget.
In the late afternoon you reach Jhapre, a quiet Sherpa village and below a silent monastery. It is not just a stop but a moment of serenity and closeness with a warm hospitality, spinning prayer wheels and a Himalayan sunset.
The trail ascends steadily heading towards Pikey Peak Base Camp after breakfast at Jhapre and with every ascent the landscape becomes more astounding. This trail passes through rhododendron woodland and open meadows, to Lamuje Danda a gorgeous ridge with spectacular views of the Solu hills and valleys.
The air is cleaner the higher you climb and the view is more spectacular. On the road, you cross mani walls, little villages, and the local cheese farms, providing you with an insight into the traditional life in the Himalayas.
At noon you are at the serene Pikey Peak Base Camp, which is only below the summit. It is the best place to sleep and then hike to the top as the sun rises with the mountains surrounding her and a sky full of stars.
It is the most memorable experience of the Pikey Peak trek at sunrise at the summit of the Pikey Mountain (4,065m). When the first light falls on the Himalayas, a spectacular view unfolds before the observer- Emberest, Makalu, Kanchenjunga, Lhotse, Annapurna and numerous others all smoldering in golden hue. The serene stillness and primitive beauty of such a scene leave an inherent emotional, spiritual affinity with the mountains.
Following the peak, the path runs down through pure alpine scenery, slowly abandoning the great ridges of the high country in favour of the green of the lower Solu. You also pass picturesque vantage points such as Jyaksa Bhanjyang which gives you a beautiful sight of the rising mountains in the back and the waves of hills in the front.
The trip proceeds to Lhding bazaar a beautiful village where the authentic Sherpa and Rai culture can be witnessed. Tracing through rhododendron woodlands, open fields, and the old villages, this part is not only beautiful but also provides an insight into the simple life of the Himalayan communities, not the trekking trails.
As you drive out of the peaceful hills of Phaplu, you commence a long yet satisfying journey back to Kathmandu, which lasts approximately 8-9 hours in terms of time. This trip passes through the green ridges, the terraced fields, river valleys, and the traditional villages, providing a real-life experience of what rural life is like for farmers in the fields, children waving and small roadside markets along the way.
On the way down the Solu area, you can barely see the snow-capped mountains in the distance, as rich hills and rivers take their place. The drive also goes through scenic rivers such as the Sunkoshi and Dudhkoshi, which makes Nepal’s landscape varied.
The journey is full of sightseeing and culture although the road may be thick and curvy. At the end of a superb Himalayan adventure, by late afternoon or evening, you are back in Kathmandu, where a fine hotel and a good rest await you.
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The trek to Pikey Peak 5 Days can be organized throughout the year as the natural beauty of this place changes and the transition to other seasons takes place. Undoubtedly whichever season is visited, it real has its own magic, whether it is walking on the snow-clad paths in the winters or the monsoon rain washed jungles or the yellow In September to October of leaves but, depending upon the climatic conditions, the scenic beauty, and trekking fun in itself, Spring (March to May) and Autumn (September to November) are still the most appropriate of trekking seasons with regard to this ever ancient journey of the Himalayas.
Those who have joined the trek on the Pikey Peak Trek 5 Days understand how spring renews the trail and makes it a period of the year especially fresh and gorgeous. Flowering rhododendrons, wildflowers, and vegetation adorn the whole trail. The air is refreshingly cold after winter and has clear vistas of the Himalayas, including breathtaking views of Mt. Everest, Lhotse and other mountains.
Trekkers have easy day walks since there are longer hours of the day light and ample time to have photo session and sightsee. Spring is the best time which provides a combination of beautiful weather, flowering flora, and scenic mountain views besides being the season most suitable to nature lovers and first time trekkers.
The Pikey Peak Trek 5 Days is also best done in autumn, offering settled weather conditions, clear blue skies and great views of mountains. The monsoon rains clear the dust in the air so that the sky is at its most inviting once the rains are over offering the best views of the year.
Tracks in this season are flanked with a golden hue as leaves change color giving your voyage an impressive natural landscape. I find it easier to do hiking under cool and dry climatic conditions and generally, trail conditions are great to be able to make easy trekt.
(December to February) less crowds, cool quiet snowy environment with a lower temperature as well and snow blizzards on the surface of their peaks.
(June to August) The worst because of slippery trails and poor mountain views as it is rainy and cloudy. However, it is cheaper and provides more greenery and a lesser number of tourists.
Planning a trip to the Pikey Peak Trek 5 Days, it is safer to refer to Spring and Autumn seasons as the most comfortable ones since weather, track, and views are useful in these period. Therefore, provided you are a fan of springtime riot of flowers or fall dazzling coloristic scenery these two periods will provide you with the pleasant and magnificent trek to the virgin Himalayan world of Solu region
Our 5 Days Pikey Peak Trek aims at providing you the balance of nature discovery and cultural experience and this scenario transfers to the places in which you are going to stay during this trek. The trek takes a short time and the trekking will move into the far reaching areas of the Solu region where the facilities are basic yet the hospitality is genuine and welcoming.
During the trek, you will spend the night in native teahouses of the mountains, local hotels managed and run to meet the needs of trekkers. Simple and mostly comfortable accommodation is offered in the teahouses that may include either romantic or twin share rooms and communal bathrooms. The accommodation offers bedding (blankets, mattresses, and pillows) although a sleeping bag is recommended in order to be as warm and as comfortable as possible, particularly during the cooler months of the year.
You can get a very real cultural experience in these teahouses in spite of the basic infrastructure as you get to mingle with the local Sherpa and Rai communities and get an eye view of the traditional mountain life.
Everything during the Pikey Peak Trek 5 Days is included in the package, you will have three fixed meals a day, breakfast, lunch, and dinner plus they are offered at the teahouses that you will spend the night in. The menus concentrate on domestic, locally-cooked food and include such dishes as:
Dal Bhat Tarkari (rice, lentils, vegetables the Nepal main staple) Noodles and soups, Pots or fried rice, Eggs, seasonal vegetables and Tibetan bread, etc
There is no western food in these mountain regions and pizzas and pastas cannot be expected during the trek. Nevertheless, the Nepali food is also unprocessed, wholesome, and outstanding trekking food. International food is reserved until returning to Kathmandu, whereby accommodation is facilitated in a typical 3-star hotel which comes with all the modern facilities and a range of restaurants nearby.
Transport is difficult in such highland villages-supplies are usually brought up petere a pede or pede asesino, hence snacks, drinks and others are more expensive than in Kathmandu.
Villages can have electricity that is limited/solar powered and Wi-Fi, or mobile reception could be spotty/absent.
Nevertheless, despite these constraints, you will always be provided with clean, safe accommodation places along with healthy meals to keep the energy levels on.
As a request to the trekkers, we request you to follow the local tariffs and restrictions because the villages in Pikey Peak Trek 5 Days route have minimal access to the economic opportunities as well as basic facilities. Such communities will strive well through sustainable tourism with your knowledge and encouragement.
To know more about inclusions and exclusions please refer to Cost Includes/Excludes column of trip itinerary.
Pikey Peak Trek takes you to pristine nature of Lower Everest Region that pass through conservation areas which are rich in biodiversity, culture, and heritage. In case of sustainable tourism, conservation of such natural and cultural resources should be made with various permits in order to be able to access the trekking routes in a legal way.
In the newer trails, the permit has been relaxed but it proves useful to know what kinds of permits are likely to be required during the entire 5 days Pikey Peak Trek plan, particularly when your course goes into a legally kept area, which includes Sagarmatha National Park Entry Permit (SNPEP) This permit is necessary in the event your trail journey falls into the Sagarmatha National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the most renowned kept areas in Nepal.
The hike travels across parts of the Gaurishankar Conservation Area abundant in flora and fauna as well as in remote cultural villages.
The Local Area Permit is available in this region replacing the old TIMS (Trekking Information Management System) card to help in promotion of rural tourism destination and infrastructure in the Lower Everest region.
Note: If your Pikey Peak Trek skips the national park or the Gaurishankar zone (which it will be most of the times during the 5-day trek) then you can simply skip the Local Area Permit itself and save yourself plenty of time and money. With Hill Sherpa Trekking our team will ensure you do not pay any excess permits other than those covering your actual route.
All the permits should be booked when you order the Pikey Peak Trek through Hill Sherpa Trekking. We make your paper work ready at hand that you can move on to have time and enjoy the ride, the scenery and the life in front of you.
Pikey Peak Trek presents a stunning off the beaten trek that provides the authentic Himalayan experience in small frames of few days. This trek usually takes 5-9 days, depending on which itinerary you follow and is ideal for adventure travelers willing to experience spectacular views across the mountains, culture and as an alternative tranquil trek to the more touristy Everest Base Camp trek.
The only disappointment, however, is that Pikey Peak Trek escorts you through the less trekked lower Solukhumbu and thereby provides you the thrilling experience of exploring virgin areas, remote Sherpa Settlements, and mega views with leaving go one of the best panorama views of Mount Everest.
On the top of Pikey Peak (4,065m), Trekkin team can admire one of the most extensive Himalayan views including several Siliguri ridge peaks. In bright mornings, you can see mount Everest, Lhotse, Makalu, Kanchenjunga, Dhaulagiri, and many more mountains doused with golden sun rays in the morning sun.
The scenery is highly rated even by great climbers who include Sir Edmund Hillary who considered it the best view position in Everest.
An expectant trek can take you through rhododendron and pine forest, alpine meadows and arable farmlands. Trek of the Pikey Peak goes through the process of upgradation due to the dense ecological belt which consists of rich wildlife, Himalayan birds and natural flowers of the trek. Spring arrives on a flood of deep color, rhododendrons are in flower, and autumn is cheerful golden and ungrumbling mountain acuity.
The impressive part of the saving Pikey Peak trek is its opening to the Tamang, Rais and Sherpas culture and people. You will also fly over the settlements of the classical mountain sherpa (Jhapre, Loding and Junbesi), ancient monasteries, dancing prayer flags and cheerful inhabitants create an impression that you are in a very spiritual place.
Unlike the other more touristy ones, this trek not only lets the visitor to get up and personal with the rural Himalayan life by touching people, it also helps the visitor to stay in comfort due to the availability of teahouses and touch of the whizzing of the prayer wheels in the hills.
It is a type of the usual trek, which can come to any fledgling trekker without batting an eyelid besides the established trekkers. One does not have to be a high-altitude-trekking or rock climbing professional, and it is, therefore, a perfectly good option to venture into by someone who would want a two-day stay of exemplary trek within the Himalayan landscape with decent returns.
The trek to the world second lowest point has been described as the Pikey Peak Trek which is a literal mountain trek and that is all the trek is about- eye running, serene and local trappings.
Fewer trekker paths in the Himalaya to get their pilgrim and pure Himalayan experience alive in one life.
(Note: first aid kits & medicine will be carried with our company’s guide during the trekking However, we recommend you bring your personal first-aid kit)
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Yes course, but if you trek with a local guide or porter the’s 100% secure.
yes, it is the new trekking trail in the lower Everest region.
Yes, of course, you have to carry warm clothes to cover the all body, a feather jacket, warm trousers, a pair of T-shirts, a pair of trekking paint, trekking boots, a headlamp, gloves, sunglass UV protection, a day bag, etc.
No, it’s the local tea house all the camp and lunch sports but no proper facilities as Everest base camp or Annapurna region trek however no problem having and temporary stay.

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