Pikey Peak Trek
Pikey Peak Trek Trail
Way to Pikey Peak Base Camp from Jhapre

Pikey Peak Trek - 9 Days

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Duration
9 Days
Trip Grade
Moderate
Country
Nepal
Maximum Altitude
4,067 m (13,345 ft)
Group Size
1-12
Starts
Kathmandu
Ends
Kathmandu
Activities
Trekking & Hiking
Best Time
Spring and Autumn

Overview of the Pikey Peak Trek

The Pikey Peak Trek in Nepal’s Solukhumbu region is a refreshing Voyage popular for its stunning views of the Himalayas, including Mount Everest and Kanchenjunga. This trek offers an easy mix of breathtaking scenery, rich culture, and tranquillity for every trekker.

The trek begins in Dhap and takes you through green woods and lovely Sherpa villages, giving you a good insight into local culture and life at higher altitudes. The further up you go during the Spring and Autumn, it gives you have a chance to reach the blossoming colourful rhododendrons. An important feature of the trek is to gain an altitude of 4,067 meters above sea level.

You will be amazed at the sunrise views from the snowy mountains. The Pikey Peak trek duration is around 9 days; however, it depends on the conditions of the route and the speed of the walk. The accommodations differ based on the locations. As you reach a higher altitude, basic amenities will be provided to you with fewer services. On your way, you can visit ancient monasteries and experience the warm hospitality provided by the Sherpa people.

Ultimately, the Pikey Peak Trek brings together the best adventures, breathtaking places, different cultures, and the tranquillity of nature, which the Himalayas are filled with. The trek is an ideal choice for trekkers after an extraordinary journey in the high mountainous region of Everest.

Important Highlights of Pikey Peak Trek 

  • Immerse in panoramic views of the Himalayas, including Mount Everest and Kanchenjunga. 
  • Breathtaking views from the peak, especially the sunrise views that most people come to enjoy
  • Chances to engage with the Sherpa community and explore traditional villages, immersing in their distinct culture and warm hospitality.
  • Visit important ancient monasteries, which highlight the local spirituality and architecture of the area.
  • Tasting the authentic Sherpa cuisine at the tea house along the trail
  • A less crowded option compared to popular treks, offering an immersive connection with nature
  • Possible sightings of Indigenous birds and other wildlife in the area
  • During festive seasons, trekkers might encounter traditional celebrations, enhancing the cultural diversity
  • Diverse landscapes, ranging from dense woods to mountain meadows, offer stunning scenery along the journey.

What makes Pikey Peak easily doable as a beginner?

The Pikey Peak Trek in Nepal is regarded as one of the safer trekking destinations in the Himalayas, thanks to its moderate altitude and well-maintained trails. However, like any other mountain trek, it requires proper preparation and awareness of potential risks. Below are some of the factors that make the Pikey Peak Trek doable for a beginner trekker with less experience.

Altitude

The Pikey Peak Trek is located at an elevation of 4,067 M (13,345 ft), which is lower than any other Himalayan trek in Nepal. However, the risk of altitude sickness depends on the trekkers, but with proper acclimatisation, the journey can be easy and comfortable. Ascend slowly and stay hydrated to avoid the problem of altitude sickness.

Trail Conditions

The trail condition of the Pikey Peak trek is mostly well-managed, with some sections being a bit challenging to trek. However, basic trekking experiences can help you for a better and comfortable journey. Be aware that some sections may be steeper and uneven, which requires a proper level of fitness.

Weather

The weather in the Himalayas can be unpredictable, especially while you make your journey during unfavourable seasons. Therefore, be prepared for sudden rain and cold temperatures. Make sure to carry appropriate gear, including warm clothes and a waterproof jacket, to protect yourself from rain.

Guide and Permits

Make sure to trek with an experienced Guide who is knowledgeable about the geography of the area you are trekking. Therefore, trekking with a registered agency can help you provide a better and licensed Guide for your journey to Pikey Peak. Especially if you are unfamiliar with the area and trekking route, make sure to hire a Guide or trek with a registered agency. Different trekking permits must be obtained before you proceed with your journey. So be aware to obtain all the permits required as per the trekking destination.

Physical Fitness

The Pikey Peak trek, being a moderately challenging trekking destination in Nepal, still requires proper fitness with some prior trekking experience, as it can help you have a comfortable journey.

Pikey Peak Trek Cost and Best Price Options 

The Pikey Peak Trek Cost is one of the most attractive adventures, where you have a budget-friendly value compared to other trekking packages in Nepal. Starting at US$649, this trek provides an affordable way to witness breathtaking Everest views without compromising comfort or experience. Whether you are a solo traveller or joining a group, the pricing is perfect to match your budget and travel style.

For solo trekkers, the package is available at US$999, offering full support, personalised guidance, and a flexible itinerary. Small groups of 2 - 4 trekkers can enjoy a discounted rate of US$799, making it a great choice for friends or couples looking for a cost-effective Himalayan adventure. 

Larger groups benefit even more, with prices dropping to US$749 for 5 - 10 pax, US$699 for 11 - 15 pax, and the best group discount for US$649 for 16 - 20 pax. These options make the Pikey Peak Trek price ideal for families and trekking groups seeking an affordable Everest region experience. 

How can trekkers stay safe during the Pikey Peak Trek?

When trekking to Pikey Peak, it is crucial to maintain your pace to avoid altitude sickness, as you will be reaching high-altitude trekking destinations. Ensuring safety while trekking the Pikey Peak trail requires careful and proper training and preparation. Packing essential gear includes a first aid kit, warm clothes, waterproof layers, and sturdy trekking boots.

However, the Himalayan weather can be a major problem for trekkers during unfavourable seasons. Make sure to trek with a registered trekking agency or hire a knowledgeable local guide who can provide you with safety and expert navigation as you trek in the region. For additional safety, make sure to have travel insurance that includes trekking coverages and emergency evacuation. Therefore, with proper planning and careful guidelines, you can have a safe and well-experienced trekking journey during the Pikey Peak trek.

What makes Pikey Peak Trek a better option than other Everest Region Treks?

The Pikey Peak Trek is considered one of the better options than many other Everest region treks because it offers magnificent panoramic views of the entire Himalayan range, including Everest. The Pikey Peak Trek attracts fewer crowds, making the trails peaceful, culturally rich, and ideal for trekkers looking for an authentic experience with the Sherpa community. 

Another reason why Pikey Peak is an amazing choice is the duration and easier accessibility, unlike longer Everest treks, where you don't need to worry about high-altitude risk. The trek is manageable for beginners and equally rewarding for experienced hikers seeking something new. Therefore, the overall Pikey Peak includes comfort, adventure, and breathtaking scenery. 

Reasons why the Pikey Peak Trek can be done solo?

The Pikey Peak Trek is one of the most beginner-friendly and safe trekking routes in Nepal, making it a great choice for travellers wanting peaceful trails, cultural immersion, and breathtaking Himalayan views without high altitude risks. Below are the reasons why the Pikey Peak Trek can be done solo. 

  • The Pikey Peak Trek treats you to well-marked and easily passed trails with fewer chances of getting lost throughout the journey. 
  • Lower altitudes compared to other Everest treks, which helps you reduce the risk of altitude sickness. 
  • Short and manageable itinerary, which is ideal for solo trekkers. 
  • Warm and friendly local communities that offer you help and guidance at times. 
  • Affordable accommodation and food options are available throughout the route. 
  • Less crowded trail, providing a peaceful and personal trekking experience. 
  • Accessible without the thrilling flight to Lukla, offering safer experiences for solo trekkers. 

Pikey Peak Trek - 9 Days Itinerary

Start Point: Kathmandu
End Point: Kathmandu
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Upon landing in Kathmandu, the capital city, you will kick off your adventure. A High Camp Adventure agent is already beside you at the International Airport. Along with completing Immigration formalities, you will also transfer to your hotel in Kathmandu. Freshen up and explore the nearby areas. You are going to get together with your guide in the evening and he will give you important details about the journey.

Meals: BreakfastAccommodation: Hotel

The drive from Kathmandu starts after having your breakfast. Your path runs along the Sunkoshi River and Roshi Khola in the eastern midlands of Nepal. You will go through some picturesque places such as Bhaktapur, Kavrepalanchowk, Sindhuli, and Ramechhap, before getting to the Solukhumbu region of Nepal, which, by then, will be no more than a few minutes away. The drive to the destination is chilling and offers such amazing views of the very high Himalayas that sometimes you even need to twist and turn to catch a look at the soaring peaks. Making your way to Dhap, you will have your rest and engage yourself with the locals, seeing if the tea houses have basic facilities. Furthermore, you will enjoy the stunning views of the mountains.

Max Altitude: 2,800 M (9,186 ft)Meals: Breakfast, lunch, dinner providedAccommodation: Tea house

As you hike from Dhap to Jhapre, a fascinating trip in the Himalayas where you will take the road less traveled while appreciating the magnificent mountains will be created. In Spring, the vibrant rhododendron forests make the trip much more enjoyable. You will be passing through tiny settlements of the local Sherpas which will give you a firsthand experience of their culture and tradition. The terrain is very rocky and has both steep climbs and descents. When you reach Jhapre, you will be greeted warmly by the local people at the tea houses.

Max Altitude: 2,920 M (9,580 ft)Meals: Breakfast, lunch, dinner providedAccommodation: Tea house

The journey kicks off after an early morning breakfast at Jhapre enjoying the mesmerizing views of the nearby mountains. The journey navigates gradually via lush rhododendron forests and jaw-dropping landscapes. As you trek higher, you will see the wide-angle scenery of the high Himalayas with some glances of Everest and Kanchenjunga. On reaching the base camp, you will have adequate time to rest and explore the nearby areas as you will be immersing yourself in the spectacular views of the surrounding mountains.

Max Altitude: 3,600 M (11,811 ft)Meals: breakfast, lunch, dinner providedAccommodation: Tea house

You will be heading to Pikey Peak to see the sunrise, which gives amazing views of the mountains. The path goes through the beautiful sights of Mount Everest, Lhotse, Makalu, and other peaks with a slow but steep climb. Take your time to enjoy the scenery. The route condition is a bit challenging yet, worth the journey. As you near the Peak spend time taking in the breathtaking views around you. You will find a peaceful spot to enjoy the impressive landscapes and make memories that you will never forget. After you are done clicking photos and exploring the nearby locations, you continue your trek back to the Base Camp. After you reach the Base Camp, descend back to Junbesi as it is your final destination for today. You make your way back through dense forests and small valleys. As you approach Junbesi, a small village with numerous ancient monasteries. Freshen up and explore the areas by engaging yourself with the locals of the area.

Max Altitude: 4,067 M (13,346 ft)Meals: breakfast, lunch, dinner providedAccommodation: Tea house

You will be starting your hike in the morning after breakfast. Early morning trek awards you with the fresh air and peaceful environment at higher elevations. The trek to Thupten Choiling provides you with spectacular views of the valleys and high mountain ranges. You will be navigating through vibrant traditional Sherpa villages and dense forests along with enjoying several prayer flags on your way. On your approach to Thupten Choiling, a prominent cultural site where you can explore the beautiful landscapes. You will be getting a chance to engage yourself with the monks. After spending some time, you will trek back to Junbesi following the same route as before. The descent takes less time and makes your journey easy and comfortable. Relax and enjoy your time in Junbesi along with trying their local cuisines.

Max Altitude: 2,800 M (9,186 ft)Meals: breakfast, lunch, dinner providedAccommodation: Tea house

The path from Junbesi to Salleri is a beautiful route in the Khumbu area with great views of nearby mountains and stunning landscapes. The way navigates through rocky and steep trail conditions while you get a chance to witness the delightful village. You will be stopping at some points during the journey to refresh and have your lunch. Make sure you fully enjoy the trek journey as this is your last day at higher elevations. Engage yourself with the locals and make sure to witness the stunning landscape views.

Max Altitude: 2,200 M (7,217 ft)Meals: breakfast, lunch, dinner providedAccommodation: Tea house

The drive from Salleri to Kathmandu is usually a scenic drive through natural landscapes. The road condition depends on the season you are trekking. In some seasons, there might be ongoing roadworks or even landslides. The road is curvy and rugged which offers you beautiful views of the Himalayas. You will be passing through several local villages and temples. The route navigates along the Sunkoshi and Bhote Koshi rivers while passing various Districts of Nepal including Kakani, Bhotechaur, Kavre District, and Dolalghat. After reaching Kathmandu, you will be dropped at your designated hotel where you will rest and explore the areas.

Meals: breakfast and lunchAccommodation: Hotel

Your trip to Pikey Peak finally ends today with the team of High Camp Adventure. Our team representative will drop you at the International Airport as per your Flight schedule. Hope you had a great stay in Nepal and eagerly waiting to set off on your upcoming journey to the Himalayas with us. Your experiences and feedback are invaluable to us, as it’s essential for our service improvement.

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Cost Details

Includes

  • Pick up & Transfer to and from Tribhuvan International Airport (TIA) to your hotel in Kathmandu.
  • Two nights accommodation at 3 star hotel in Kathmandu (breakfasts included).
  • Transportation as per the itinerary.
  • Tea-house lodging during the journey.
  • Standard Meals during the journey (breakfast, lunch, dinner).
  • Expert Guide (registered and licensed by the government) with accompanying porters (generally, one porter for every two clients). (High Camp Adventure covers the staff's meals and accommodations as well as wages, transport,insurance, and essential gear.)
  • Equipment (Sleeping bag, Down jacket, Duffel Bag, Walking poles).
  • Conservation Area and National Park entry fees.
  • Trekker's Information Management System (TIMS) card.
  • Trekking Map.
  • Medical kit.
  • Government taxes.
  • Our service charge.
  • Farewell Dinner in Kathmandu the eve of your international departure.

Excludes

  • International plane ticket to and from Nepal.
  • Major meals in Kathmandu (other than breakfast).
  • Personal Expenses including laundry, telephone calls, bar bills, drinks and snacks.
  • Personal clothing and gear.
  • Travel Insurance.
  • Shower fees at lodges, fees for recharging electronic equipment, and personal expenses along the trail.
  • Tips for Guides, Porters and Staff.
  • Expenses incurred by cancellation and events beyond our control, for example, weather delays, trail detours, political unrest, illness and et cetera.

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Essential Information

Itinerary Disclaimer

In case of any unforeseen circumstances, such as political events, weather conditions, avalanches, and landslides, the itinerary provided to you by the team of High Camp Adventure might suddenly change. As these factors are uncontrollable, the Guide will provide you with alternative options to ensure your safety during such situations. Our team kindly requests your cooperation and understanding as we promptly provide you with the information and proceed with the most optimal plan for the journey.

Best time for Pikey Peak Trek

The journey to the Pikey Peak trek is mostly favourable during the Spring and Autumn, as you get clear, stunning views of the Great Himalayas in Nepal. The Pikey Peak trek lies at a lower elevation than the Everest region. Waiting to enhance your trekking activities, below are some of the best times to reach Pikey Peak with the glorious sights of the mountains.

Spring (March to May)

Spring is one of the most favourable times for trekkers heading towards the higher altitudes of Nepal. Making ascend during this time offers you gorgeous vistas of the surrounding mountains, with the trail being packed with trekkers globally. The trekking route includes passing through lush rhododendron forests with a chance to see the wildlife. During this time, the weather is more predictable with moderate temperatures, helping you to enrich your experiences.

Autumn (September to November)

The alternative favourite time to trek the Pikey Peak is during September and November, rewarding you with clear skies and clear sights of the Himalayas. During the month of October, you can see light snowfalls on the route, making your trek full of excitement. The trek is comparatively less crowded than in comparison to Spring. Therefore, you get peaceful surroundings as you elevate higher.

Monsoon (June to August)

Proceeding on your trek during the monsoon is risky and challenging, yet achievable with an experienced Guide. You may be expected to face frequent rainfalls with slippery and muddy trail conditions, as well as a high chance of landslides. Making your way at lower elevations of the trek is preferable, yet you will still face more barriers. Based on the experiences of many trekkers, the Monsoon season is not suitable due to adverse weather and challenging trail conditions.

Winter (December to February)

In many trekkers' opinions, Winter is not a suitable time to start your journey at higher elevations. Because of the sudden temperature drops and trail conditions being filled with snowfall, the journey becomes more challenging. You may get to see the trail empty with fewer trekkers.

Safety and Security for the Pikey Peak Trek

The Pikey Peak Trek is viewed as a relatively secure trekking destination in the Solukhumbu region of Nepal. Even being one of the unexplored gems in the Eastern Mountains, the trekking trail is reliable. Similarly, the journey with the team of High Camp Adventure is safe as the trip is predetermined, covering all required arrangements and preparations for your comfort and safety. Prior to your journey, the Guide will be instructing you about the terrain conditions, weather, and trekking routes.

Gear and Packing Required for Pikey Peak Trek

Before beginning your trekking journey, ensure that you have all the necessary equipment based on your needs and choices for a safe and comfortable journey in the mountains of the Himalayas. Staff can help you choose the last items to add to your list, but make sure you do not take unnecessary things with you because they can be a burden. Still, High Camp Adventure allocates a porter for every two individuals to ensure that you fully immerse yourself in the trekking adventure. Here is a list of essential gear and equipment you will find useful for your adventure.

Trekking Gears

  • Trekking boots (waterproof and easy to wear for a comfortable journey)
  • Sleeping bag and sleeping pads (for a delightful and comfortable overnight stay)
  • Trekking poles for better grip (lightweight and easily adjustable)

Clothing and Accessories

  • Base layer (moisture-absorbing tops and bottoms)
  • Outer layer (waterproof and windproof jacket and pants)
  • Trekking pants (comfortable and quick drying)
  • Gloves and a hat
  • Sunglasses (protection against UV rays)
  • First aid kit with important medicines
  • Sunscreen (to protect your skin)

Accommodations and Meals for Pikey Peak Trek

The accommodations offered to you during the journey are tea houses, mostly operated by the Sherpas. The rooms will be on a twin-sharing basis during your journey. The tea houses give you a captivating opportunity to experience the local lifestyle. Arriving in Kathmandu, a 3-star Hotel facility will be offered to you.

Meals offered to you during the journey include three a day (breakfast, lunch, dinner), freshly made by the locals of the tea houses. The meals provided to you are highly nutritious and have local ingredients. You get a chance to experience the Nepali and Tibetan styles of cuisine, and as you reach a lower altitude, you can order meals according to your needs and preferences. Make sure to try the main Nepali dishes like Dal Bhat, Momo, Thukpa, and Nepali-style achar (Pickle) with Dhedo.

Permits Needed for Pikey Peak Trek

A safe and secure trekking experience in the Himalayas of Nepal requires some of the mandatory permits before starting your journey. Make sure you have valid documents and permissions, as it makes your journey easy and comfortable. During your trek to Pikey Peak, you just need a TIMS card, which is mandatory for trekkers. TIMS (Trekkers Information Management System Card) helps to monitor the activities of trekkers to ensure they follow all the rules and regulations during the trek. This can easily be obtained through a registered trekking agency.

Transportation Facilities for Pikey Peak Trek

The team of High Camp Adventure makes sure to provide you with the best services even at higher elevations. The transportation provided to you during the journey is included in the package. This enables you to have a safe and well-trekking experience in Nepal. The transportation services are mentioned below:

  • Pickup and drop off from and to the International Airport in Kathmandu
  • Drive from Kathmandu to Dhap (private vehicle)
  • Drive from Kathmandu to Salleri

The above-mentioned transportation services are provided to you during your journey in Nepal. However, any detours requested by the client will not be included and will incur an extra cost.

Insurance for the Pikey Peak Trek

For trekking in Nepal, Travel insurance is not compulsory for trekkers; however, it is advisable for you, as making your way to higher elevations includes some difficult challenges. During some unfavourable weather and climatic conditions, the journey can be demanding for you. Therefore, having your travel insurance done before your journey can help you decrease your medical charge bill, mainly during emergency conditions where you need to be evacuated via helicopter. It helps to reduce the fees. For a safe and in-depth trekking experience, make sure to have travel insurance with understand all the policies.

Guide and Porter for Pikey Peak Trek

Before you begin your journey from Kathmandu, our team will arrange a meeting with your assigned Guide for clear communication about the trekking plans. Our team will allocate you a well-experienced English-speaking Guide and Porter who will be helping you throughout the journey. Make sure to have proper communication with the Guide, along with treating them with respect.

Challenges and Considerations

Altitude Sickness

Navigating your way to a higher altitude can create issues like altitude sickness and many other challenges that may create some obstacles for you. Trekkers heading towards elevated areas mainly face the problem of altitude sickness, as it is common for humans. For a safe and comfortable trek, below are the symptoms and risk mitigation techniques that can help you during your journey in the high mountains.

  • Symptoms: headache, dizziness, vomiting, nausea, swelling of hands and legs, rapid heartbeat, fatigue, blurred vision, sore throat, etc.
  • Preventive Measures: slow ascent, keep yourself hydrated, monitor your health, avoid consumption of alcohol, acclimatize properly to higher elevations, inform your Guide in case of an emergency, avoid sleeping pills, etc.

Steep and Challenging Trail Conditions

Progressing your way to a higher altitude can include some significant challenges and major risks. The route consists of a gradual ascent and descent, creating some difficulties in reaching the higher destinations. The trail condition is mostly favourable during the Spring and Autumn. The trek is demanding yet worth the experience, as you will be amazed to see the magnificent views of the surrounding mountains and jaw-dropping natural landscapes. Trekkers with basic level fitness can easily complete the trek with an experienced Guide. As per many trekkers, “ the most difficult climbs lead to more beautiful panoramas and stunning views”. This trek helps trekkers enhance their trekking experiences in Nepal.

Some Common Nepali Phrases

  1. Hello - Namaste
  2. Thank you - Dhanyabad
  3. How are you? - Kasto hunuhuncha?
  4. I am good - Ma ramro chu
  5. Welcome - Swagatam
  6. What is your name - Tapai ko naam k ho?
  7. Big Brother, Small Brother, Small Sister, Big Sister - Dai, Bhai, Bahini, Didi
  8. Have a safe journey - Subha Yatra
  9. How much is this? - Yo kati ho?
  10. I don’t understand Nepali - Maile Nepali bujhdina
  11. My name is (your name) - Mero naam (your name) ho
  12. Where is this place? - Yo thau ka cha?

Pikey Peak Trek - 9 Days FAQs

The Pikey Peak Trek is positioned in the lower part of the Khumbu region near the Solukhumbu district of Nepal. The trek is a less touristy trail in the Khumbu region with breathtaking landscapes and stunning mountain views.

Gaining altitude to reach the Peak Peak, you will be attaining an elevation of 4,067 meters above sea level. This trek is the best venue for trekkers wanting to immerse themselves in the mountain ranges of Nepal.

Yes, being an inexperienced trekker you can easily complete the Pikey Peak journey with an experienced Guide and basic trekking skills. The Pikey Peak trek is moderately challenging in the Khumbu region with being a hidden trekking destination in Nepal.

The trek to Pikey Peak is recognized as one of the moderately challenging journeys in the Khumbu region. The trail is comfortable however, the route condition from Pikey Peak Base Camp to Pikey Peak is a bit challenging with a steep ascent. You will be navigating through lush green forests and beautiful landscapes.

As per many trekkers, heading toward Pikey Peak is best during the Spring and Autumn as you will be favored with moderate temperatures and predicted weather conditions. During this time, you can see the route is packed with trekkers with limited options of facilities.

A 3-star hotel facility in Kathmandu and tea houses option is allocated to you during your Pikey Peak journey. The tea houses offered to you are based on a twin-sharing option as there are only limited rooms during peak seasons. The facilities in the tea houses are basic yet comfortable and safe.

The Meals offered during the journey include breakfast, lunch, and breakfast freshly made by the locals of the area from local ingredients. At lower elevations, you have an option to order foods according to your needs and preferences.

There is a lower probability of getting altitude sickness as you will only be reaching an elevation of 4,065 M. Even if the risk is minor, be very careful with the pace of your walk and always try to keep yourself hydrated. Take frequent rest and let your body acclimatize to the surroundings properly to reduce the risk of altitude sickness.

No, the Pikey Peak trek is not achievable without a Guide and Porter. There are certain rules and regulations issued by the Government of Nepal. However, the trek is doable as a solo trekker but you have to have a licensed Guide and Porter. The Guide and Porter will help you for a safe and comfortable journey in the mountains of Nepal.

Yes, you must have the Sagarmatha National Park Entry Permit along with the Local Area Permit to do the Pikey Peak trek in the Khumbu region.

Note: Our team will help you obtain those permits on your behalf before your journey starts from Kathmandu.

Trekking during the time of Spring and Autumn, there are fewer chances of landslides on the trail. However, at the time of Monsoon and Summer probability is high as the trail is muddy and slippery.

Yes, most of the villages have a mobile network available during the trek. Some of the tea houses provide you with internet facilities however, you have to pay extra costs.

As per many trekking agencies, there are no age limitations. Trekkers of all ages can do the Pikey Peak trek however, it is essential to ensure that younger trekkers are physically and mentally prepared for the trek. Making your way to higher mountains can be easy with an experienced Guide.

In the course of your journey, various mountain peaks are visible making your trek full of stunning moments.

Mountains seen: Mount Everest, Makalu, Ama Dablam, Nuptse, Pumori, Kanchenjunga, Lhotse, Kwangde Ri, etc.

No, there aren’t any ATMs on the trekking routes of the journey. So for your expenses and tipping the Guide and Porter, it is advisable to withdraw or exchange cash in Kathmandu. Tipping and paying the expenses should be done in local currency (Nepalese currency) for your easy convenience.

No, during your journey there won’t be any language barrier with your Guide and Porter as our team provides you with an English-speaking Guide along with Poter.

No, you don’t have to learn Nepali to do the Pikey Peak trek. However, learning some basic Nepali phrases helps you to engage more with the locals of the area. Some Nepali phrases that are commonly used in Nepal help in case of any emergencies in the higher elevations to communicate with the locals.

No, it is strictly advisable to not bring your pets during your trek as the challenging route conditions can be a bit demanding for them. Taking them can be tough for you and other trekkers.

Yes, there are alternative options to reach Kathmandu after you complete your journey. You can take a direct flight from Phaplu Airport to Kathmandu which is a long scenic flight enjoying the mesmerizing views from the top.

Yes, trekkers have choices of selecting foods according to their needs and preferences. However, as per many trekkers and guides, it is advisable to lessen the intake of vegan foods during the trek. The consumption of meat can create some difficulties for you while trekking.

No, it is not suggested to drink the water directly from the tap. Better to drink bottled water or purified water during the trek.

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