The Pikey Peak trek is great if you are looking for an easy, beginner friendly trek in Nepal! The trail is not strenuous and it is also less visited, so it is not too busy with trekking groups.
The trail is beautiful, especially in the Spring when the rhododendrons are blooming. Once you get to Pikey Peak, you get panoramic views of the Himalayas, including Everest, Annapurna, Langtang, and Makalu.
This Pikey Peak trek package includes 6 days of trekking, 2 days of travel, and 2 rest days in Kathmandu.
Pikey Peak Trek Overview
Highlights of the Trek:
- Easy, beginner-friendly trek
- Panoramic views of the Himalayas: Everest, Annapurna, Langtang, Lhotse, and Makalu
- Highest point: Pikey Peak: 4,065 m/13,337 ft
- Beautiful rhododendron forests in the Spring
Pikey Peak Trek Package Price
No. of People/ Price:
1 person: USD 825
2-4 people: USD 800
4-6 people: USD 775
Pikey Peak Trek Package Itinerary
- Day 1: Arrival in Kathmandu (1,400 m)
- Day 2: Travel from Kathmandu to Dhap Bazaar (2,932 m) by bus
- Day 3: Trek from Dhap Bazaar (2,932 m) to Jhapre (2,920 m)
- Day 4: Trek from Jhapre (2,920 m) to Pikey Base Camp (3,640 m)
- Day 5: Trek from Pikey Base Camp (3,640 m) to Pikey Peak (4,065 m), then trek to Jasmane Bhanjyang (3,549 m)
- Day 6: Trek from Jasmane Bhanjyang (3,549 m) to Junbesi (2,700 m)
- Day 7: Rest day in Junbesi to visit the Thuptenchholing Monastery or go to a view point for Everest
- Day 8: Trek from Junbesi (2,700 m) to Phaplu (2,413 m)
- Day 9: Drive from Phaplu (2,413 m) to Kathmandu
- Day 10: Departure
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Is Pikey Peak Trek For You?
What You Can Expect on the Trek
- Trails pass by forests, and views of the Himalayas
- Less busy trekking trail compared to Everest or Annapurna Base Camp
- Basic accommodation
- Lots of Dal Bhat (the national dish of Nepal), but both Nepali and international dishes are available
- Wifi: available in most villages
What NOT to Expect on the Trek
- Luxury accommodation
- Attached bathroom or western toilets (in most villages squat toilets)
What’s Included
What’s NOT Included
Add-ons
- Porter Service (USD 180): The package price does not include a porter to carry your luggage, but you can choose to add it. Each porter can carry up to 25 kg and can be shared between two trekkers. Alternatively, feel free to contact me and I’ll give some tips for a packing list that fits everything into a 28L backpack.
FAQs: Pikey Peak Trek Package
What is the accommodation like on the trek?
The accommodation is in basic teahouses on the Pikey Peak trek. Teahouses are typical accommodation on trekking routes in Nepal and are generally basic twin rooms. It’s usually non-attached bathroom, with the toilets and showers shared between trekkers.
Is there wifi on the Pikey Peak trek?
Yes, wifi is generally available on the Pikey Peak trek. You have to pay a small fee at the teahouse to access the wifi, usually around USD 2.
When is the best time to trek Pikey Peak?
The best time to trek Pikey Peak is in the Autumn (October-November) and Spring (March-May). In the autumn, the weather tends to be better with amazing views. The weather is a bit more unpredictable in the spring, but then you can see the trails with the rhododendrons blooming.
Free Consultation Call
Do you have any questions about the Pikey Peak trek? Book a 30-minute free call and get your questions answered!
Contact Me
If you don’t have time for a call, feel free to send me any questions using the contact form below or email me (Kris) directly at travellingmandala@gmail.com