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Spectacular Mountain Views on Pikey Peak Trek, A Journey to Remember

One of the recently discovered trails in the Everest region, Pikey Peak Trek is an amazing journey that takes you to Nepal’s Khumbu region and offers fantastical experiences of the amazing Himalayan Tapestry. 

This incredible expedition is regarded as a quick hike that takes in the lower Khumbu’s highlights. The hike offers breathtaking dawn and sunset views of the towering peaks in the Everest area, as well as a unique opportunity to see Sherpa culture and their unadulterated way of life. 

Some of the best views of Everest can be seen on this lovely walk. Pikey Peak is only referred to as a “danda” or hill by the locals. This may be the case because it is quite simple to climb and feels and looks more like a hill than a mountain. You hardly ever encounter other hikers on this walk as it travels through communities. 

Route to Peaky Peak:

Drive from Kathmandu to Dhap – Trek from Dhap to Jhapre – Jhapre to Peaky Base Camp – Camp to Peaky Peak (4,065m) – Trek to Jase Bhanjyang – Bhanjyang to Junbesi – Junbesi to Thupeten Monastery- Monastery to Phalpu – Phalpu to Kathmandu 

It’s not just about the mountains but about the amazing journey:

From Kathmandu, we take a scenic drive to Dhap Bazaar to start our trek up Pikey Peak. The fact that this path connects Jiri to the Lower Khumbu area makes it one of the most popular choices for hikers, even though it was just recently opened. 

The region is renowned for providing mesmerizing views of Mt. Everest and its nearby pinnacles. The assurance of an extremely amazing view of Mount Everest from Pikey Peak cannot go in vain. The Base Camp Trek is a well-known experience that is distinguished from other brief hikes by the dense distribution of rich Buddhist culture along the way.

The main draws of this hiking route are fertile valleys, ancient monasteries, enormous Mani barriers, lovely foliage, and woodlands, as well as outstanding night and morning views. The Thupten Chholing Gompa, built in the nineteenth century, is the destination of our ascent. To get to the Gompa, the route climbs steeply up the Junbesi Khola. 

The Gompa provides in-depth insights into the neighborhood’s way of life and rigid tradition. Pikey Peak Hiking Vacation is well-known for its serene surroundings, fascinating culture, and stunning mountain views. You’ll pass through Beni while traveling the Dudh Kunda, where you’ll see some beautiful panoramic vistas of mountains, waterfalls, and serene lakes that will drop your jaw in awe.

The mesmerizing view of the peaks:

One of the most daring and breathtaking trekking pathways leads to the Khumbu area, where tourists and trekkers may take pleasure. This natural setting, considered one of the seven wonders of the world, provides hiking, relaxation, base camp exploration, and opportunities for stunning mountain shots.

The trail travels through the less populated areas of the Khumbu district, rhododendron forests, and small towns. A lot of tourists are attracted to the area because of the tranquil surroundings and breathtaking views of the Himalayas. 

You can view Kanchenjunga Mountain (8,586 meters, 28,170 feet), Mt. Everest (8,848 meters, 29,029 feet), Lhotse (8,516 meters, 27,940 feet), Mt. Makalu (8,463 meters, 27,766 feet), and Annapurna (8,091 meters, 26,545 feet) in the far west.

With the gleaming sunshine striking beautifully on the snow-capped mountains, Peaky Peak gives you one of the most mesmerizing views of the spectacle. If you want to feel what the heavens look like on Earth, this is your ultimate trial.

Why trek on the Peaky Peak?

While catching the view of the spectacular mountains the trekkers may also learn more about Himalayan culture, tradition, and way of life by taking the less traveled path to Pikey Peak. 

Among one of the notable attractions of the hike include seeing Buddhist temples, and traditional Sherpa villages, and hiking through forests of pine, medicinal herbs, and fir. Everyone who wishes to experience the splendor of the Khumbu area can use it.

The Surreal Cultural Experience:

During the hike to Pikey Peak, one may encounter the various customs and traditions of the Sherpa people, the area’s predominant ethnic group. Trekkers get the opportunity to tour traditional Sherpa towns, gain insight into their way of life, and enjoy their exquisite food. The Pikey Peak region is home to a variety of ancient monasteries and stupas that provide a glimpse into the region’s rich spiritual history. 

Pikey Hill is happy to welcome guests every day of the year, and so are its citizens and company owners in the tourist industry. When you see the beauty of nature and the friendliness of the people, it is without a doubt the best and most memorable vacation of your life. If you’re lucky, during the festive season of August in the mountain, pilgrims and Jhankris (Shamans) enjoy a weeklong festival.

The best season to enjoy the trek:

The ideal time to do the Trek is between mid-September and mid-February when the weather is warm and sunny and the vista is the clearest. If the monsoon season lasts longer than typical, the beginning of September may be dangerous. Avoid taking this trail from June to August since it might get muddy and slippery during that period. The Dolpo or Mustang treks are good options if you wish to go trekking during the rainy season. They enjoy a very arid environment all year round due to its location behind the Mountains. 

Pricing and Equipment:

The price for the trip comes to around Nrs 60,000 to 70,000 (700$ USD) inclusive of your Travel, equipment, Food, Lodging, and exclusive of personal expenses. 

Remember to carry along:

  • Travel documents: (Citizenship, passport, visa documents)
  • Pieces of Clothing including:

Headgear, Caps, Mufflers, Gloves (Avoid mittens), Body Warmers, Jackets, Pairs of Socks, Glasses

  • Personal Gear and Accessories:

Glasses, Climbing Sticks

  • First Aid and Medicines:

Ibuprofen, Paracetamol, ointments for cuts and insect bites, medicines for altitude sickness, band-aids

  • Toiletries and Personal Hygiene Items
  • Miscellaneous: Easy Energy foods and drinks like Chocolates, Nuts, Power drinks

Reminder to not litter the environment.

Happy and safe Travels!

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