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FEB - 24 to MAR - 2 6 days pikey peak trek
Pikey Peak Trek – 6 Days Shared Trekking Itinerary
Overview:
Pikey Peak (4,065m) is a hidden gem in the lower Everest region, offering breathtaking views of Mount Everest and other Himalayan peaks. This trek is ideal for trekkers seeking a short yet rewarding experience with cultural insights, stunning landscapes, and panoramic mountain vistas.
Itinerary:
Day 1: Kathmandu to Dhap (2,850m) | Drive (8-9 hours)
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Depart from Kathmandu early morning via shared jeep/bus.
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Enjoy scenic views of terraced fields, rivers, and traditional villages.
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Overnight at a teahouse in Dhap.
Day 2: Dhap to Jhapre (2,820m) | Trek (4-5 hours)
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Start trekking through rhododendron forests and small settlements.
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Arrive in Jhapre, a beautiful village with monastery views and a glimpse of Everest.
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Overnight at a teahouse in Jhapre.
Day 3: Jhapre to Pikey Base Camp (3,640m) | Trek (5-6 hours)
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Trek through lush forests and pastures with stunning views of Numbur Himal.
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Reach Pikey Base Camp, where we stay overnight at a teahouse.
Day 4: Pikey Peak Summit (4,065m) & Trek to Loding (2,515m) | Trek (6-7 hours)
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Early morning ascent to Pikey Peak to witness sunrise over Everest, Kanchenjunga, Makalu, and more.
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Descend to Loding through picturesque landscapes and charming villages.
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Overnight at a teahouse in Loding.
Day 5: Loding to Phaplu (2,470m) | Trek (4-5 hours)
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Continue descending through forests and small Sherpa settlements.
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Reach Phaplu, a lively town with local attractions.
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Overnight at a teahouse in Phaplu.
Day 6: Phaplu to Kathmandu | Drive (8-9 hours)
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Return journey to Kathmandu via shared jeep/bus.
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Enjoy the final views of the countryside and mountains.
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End of the trek.
note
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pay for your expenses (hotel, Transportation, food )
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if you are a foreign citizen prepare your permit card for trekking
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if you need any assistance, you can contact us
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free guide and assistance
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