Trek Overview
Embark on the Pikey Peak Trek, a captivating 9-day journey that unveils the natural beauty and rich culture of Nepal’s Himalayan region. This trek offers the perfect blend of adventure, breathtaking mountain views, and authentic Sherpa culture, all while being set in the serene Solu Khumbu area. From lush forests and traditional villages to awe-inspiring vistas of the Everest range, every day brings something unique and memorable.
As you ascend to Pikey Peak at 4,100 meters, you’ll be rewarded with stunning panoramic views of the world’s highest mountains, including Mount Everest. The trek is designed for trekkers seeking an immersive experience in the Himalayas, with comfortable lodge stays, expert guides, and a well-planned itinerary that balances trekking with exploration. The Pikey Peak Trek is an ideal choice for those looking to experience Nepal’s beauty away from the crowded trekking routes.

Trekking at a Glance
9 Days
Medium
4,100m
Lodge
Dhapa/Phaplu
Trekking
Mar-May & Sep-Nov
Itinerary
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What's Included & Excluded
What's Included
- Accommodation three standard hotel one twin sharing basis
- Local guide & Support staffs
- Meals in the trek
- Small Adventure
- Equipment
- Porter service (2 trekking (1 porter)
- Trekking permits (ACAP- TIMS)
- First aid box
- All Government and local Taxes
- Pickup and / drop from Airport Hotel private vehicle
- Farwell group Dinner
- Guide and porter / insurance fee
What's Not Included
- International Airfare
- Personal expenses (phone calls, laundry, bar Lunch Nepalese Visa fee)
- Travel and Rescue insurance
- Lunch and dinner in Kathmandu
- Tips for Guide, porter and Driver
- Bills, Battery recharge extra
Frequently Asked Questions
How difficult is the Pikey Peak Trek?
The Pikey Peak Trek is considered moderate in difficulty. It involves several days of trekking through varied terrain, including some steep sections, but it is suitable for those in good physical condition with prior trekking experience.
What equipment do I need for the trek?
You will need basic trekking gear, such as good-quality trekking boots, a sleeping bag, warm clothing, a rain jacket, a water bottle, and sun protection (sunscreen, hat, sunglasses). We provide the necessary trekking permits and a porter if required.
Do I need to bring my own sleeping bag?
Yes, we recommend bringing your own sleeping bag for the trek. While some lodges may provide blankets, having your own sleeping bag ensures you stay warm, especially at higher altitudes.
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