About Pikey Peak Trek - 9 Days

Pikey Peak Trek is the short Trek to see Everest and other himalayan ranges in Nepal. This Trek must be the short and easy way to see Mt Everest. Explore the Lower part of Solukhumbu district and the mighty Everest view trek, with Beyond The Limits treks Pikey Peak trek of 7 days. This incredible natural and short trek to Pikey Peak (4,065m/13,337ft) offers a wide variety of culture, Himalayan views and adventure! As one of the cheapest treks in Nepal, Beyond The Limits Treks and Expedition offers the Pikey Peak trek without any hesitation. we are government government-authorized trekking company offering tourism services since 2000.Book today the amazing Pikey Peak trek and see the Himalayas up-close during a 5 days trek in Nepal!

Trek to Pikey Peak:

Beyond The Limits Treks and Expedition Staff will pick you up from your booked hotel in Kathmandu after breakfast. There is a Local Minibus Local sharing jeep and private Jeep available for modes of Transportation ( note that thisTransportation service depends on the standard of your Package. This website price offers to share local Transportation. if you like to upgrade to Private Transportation you can consult with our travel expert )To reach Solukhumbu district, we’ll need to drive from Kathmandu to Dhap and trek to Jhapre. Located about ±1,500m/5,000ft higher than the capital the drive follows a great part of the Sun Khosi River before heading uphill. Jhapre will be our first local village for overnight. Immediately upon arriving, you’ll notice your first views of Mt Everest and Mt Numbur Himal.

On the next day, we start the trek to Pikey Peak Base Camp. It’s a straightforward trail. First up is the small village of Bhulbhule. After this, we take the right-side trail while enjoying the views of the Everest Range. Continuing on we pass by old abandoned yak houses, as well as a long Mani Wall. Now the trail heads into a beautiful rhododendron forest. If booking the Pikey Peak trek during the spring season you are in for an amazing day of trekking through the blooming flowers of the forest. A bit further ahead we reach Pikey Peak Base Camp (3,640m/11,942ft). Exploring around Base Camp and taking in the views we prepare for an early overnight as the next day we plan to catch the sunrise from Pikey Peak. We woke up around 4 am and began our hike up to Pikey Peak.

Once at the top, the sun starts to warm the entire area and views Mt Everest, Mt Makalu, Mt Lhotse, Mt Kanchenjunga and many more. We take our time to enjoy these amazing natural views and make our way back to Base Camp pikey peak for breakfast.

Trek to Phaplu and drive back to Kathmandu:

Having completed the main highlight of the Pikey Peak trek, we make our way to Jase Bhanjyang village. It’s mostly descending, with some smaller ups as well. On the 4th day of the Pikey Peak trek, we head for the town of Junbesi. This Sherpa town, houses a 400 year old monastery and is especially popular during the Dumje festival celebrated between June and July. Beyond The Limits expert trekking guides, will be sure to give detailed information about each culture, Thubtenchoeling Monastery village and the surrounding Himalayas!

Having enjoyed our time at Junbesi we continue with the head for Taksindu village. Along the way, we have a river crossing and make our way to the Salung Ridge. From here amazing views of Mt Thamserku, Mt Everest, and the Kusum Kangaru can be seen. After passing the ridge we head down again but this time towards the Ringmo Khola River. We cross and head up the Taksindu Pass. During the ascend we stop and overnight at Taksindu village. Phaplu, the last village during the Pikey Peak trek is just a few hours away. Starting by following a part of the Junbesi Khola River, we cross via a steel suspension bridge. Following the trail, we pass by Beni Ghat and ultimately reach the Sherpa village. Phaplu, is a traditional Sherpa village. Here you’ll be able to see the unique Sherpa culture up-close and see how these Himalayan legends survive and thrive in even the most remote villages. In the evening you can participate in a local Sherpa cultural ceremony or just enjoy dinner and a good overnight. Tomorrow we drive back to Kathmandu and conclude the Pikey Peak trek of 7 days.

Get the best experience in Nepal, with Beyond The Limits’ Pikey Peak trek. Take the adventure on this 7 days short trekking package in Nepal, and get the holiday you deserve! Book the Pikey Peak trek today, available whole year around and the perfect trek to get to know the lower Himalayas of Nepal.

Pikey Peak FAQ’s:

1) Is this the cheapest Pikey Peak trek available?

▪ The Pikey Peak trek of 7 days with Beyond The Limits is undoubtedly one of the cheapest packages available. Allowing you to book your own hotel in Kathmandu and arranging the trek after your arrival saves you a lot of money! Beyond The Limits arranges transportation, guide + porters, accommodation during the trek, and all meals during the trek!

2) Do I require any permits for the Pikey Peak trek?

▪ Since no permits are required to enjoy the Pikey Peak trek, you won’t have to worry about any additional costs to start the trek. Beyond The Limits pick’s you up after breakfast at your hotel to start the trek.

3) How are the accommodations during this trek?

▪ The entire region has small villages connected with simple trails. Naturally luxury is not something to expect here. The accommodations during the Pikey Peak trek are quite standard lodges and tea houses. Rooms are equipped with two or three single person beds and warm blankets.

4) Is the Pikey Peak trek difficult?

▪ No, the Pikey Peak trek is quite easy to do! With only 5 days of actual trekking, this short trek in Nepal has almost no strenuous parts. The trek goes mostly uphill and back downhill, through forested trails with great chances to see some local wildlife.

5) Can I extend my holiday in Nepal after trekking to Pikey Peak?

▪ Yes, it is possible to extend your holiday after trekking to Pikey Peak. Beyond The Limits ends the package upon arrival back in Kathmandu, but can extend your holiday and organize other treks or activities such as sightseeing, hiking, rafting, etc.