Pikey Peak Trekking

Name: Pikey Peak Trekking
Brand: Himalayan High Path Adventure
SKU: tour_en_12678
Price: 1015 USD
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10 days

Duration

10 Days

Trip Grade

Moderate

Max Height

4065M

Start/End

Kathmandu

Transportation

4Wheel vehicle or flight

Activity

Trekking/sightseeing

Best Season

Sept-Dec / Mar-May

Type of Trek

Tea House/Home stay

Trip Overview

Pikey Peak is a newly opened Trekking Route that lies in Lower Solukhumbu District, the eastern part of Kathmandu. This trek is less crowded in the Everest Region. Along with the magnificent views of the Himalayan range, this trip gives a wonderful view of Mt. Everest from the top of Pikey Peak. Apart from the mesmerizing views of the mountains, being one of the most culturally rich destinations with numerous ancient monasteries, Mani walls, and stupas provides an off-beat trekking and spiritual experience to travelers. The view of sunrise and sunset over the giant peaks is so magical that it will become your lifetime memory. This trek is one of the closest and easily accessible trekking routes from Kathmandu with a spectacular view of Mt. Everest. According to Sir Edmund Hillary, the pikey peak trail is his favorite spot to enjoy the Everest view.

Trip Highlights:

Mesmerizing view of Everest from the most beautiful points of Pattale
Panoramic Views of Mt. Everest, Lhotse, Cho-Oyu, Makalu, Number Range, and Kanchenjunga from the Pikey Peak
Spectacular view of sunrise and sunset
Sherpa culture & their hospitality
Visiting ancient Buddhist monasteries
Discover chortens, mani walls & prayer flags
Exploring the unspoiled trekking routes

What's Included In The Cost

International airport pick-up and drop services
Accommodation in Kathmandu twin sharing Room with breakfast (BB)
Welcome Dinner with Nepali culture shows
Half-day Kathmandu Sightseeing, monument entry fee with a guide and private vehicle
All Government tax, National Parks fee, and TIMS card
All grounded transportation during the trek.
3 times meals (breakfast/lunch/dinner) during the trek
All accommodation best available lodges/tea houses during the trek
Meal/accommodation/salary/insurance/equipment of Nepali crew
Government License holder experience guide and porter (as you need) during the trek
First Aid Kit

What's Not Included In The Cost

Meals (lunch and dinner) in Kathmandu
International flight fare and airport departure tax
Personal trekking gear and equipment
Nepal entry visa fee, you can get a Nepal visa upon arrival at the Airport.
Alcoholic, cold drinks, hot water, hot and cold showers
Personal expenses include laundry, telephone calls, hot water, showers, snacks, beverages, bar bills, and camera battery charging.
Travel insurance (insurance to include evacuation is mandatory. Please make sure you are covered to the correct altitude)
Excess baggage on Domestic flights
Tips to Guide, Porter and Driver
Any other expenses which are not mentioned in the Includes section

Trip Itinerary

Day 1: Arrival in Kathmandu (1300m) and transfer to hotel, overnight at a Hotel

Day 2: Half day Kathmandu sightseeing Tour, Trip briefing & preparation,

Half day Kathmandu sightseeing Tour, Trip briefing & preparation, welcome Dinner with Nepali culture shows

Day 3: Drive from Kathmandu to Dhap Bazaar (2850 m) –240 km- 7/8 hours

Drive from Kathmandu to Dhap Bazaar (2850 m) –240 km- 7/8 hours and overnight at a Local Guesthouse

Day 4: Trek from Dhap Bazaar to Japre (2815 m) - 14 km - 4/5 hours

Trek from Dhap Bazaar to Japre (2815 m) - 14 km - 4/5 hours and overnight at a Guesthouse/home stay

Day 5: Trek from Jhapre to Pikey Base Camp (3640 m) - 14km - 5/6 hours

Trek from Jhapre to Pikey Base Camp (3640 m) - 14km - 5/6 hours and overnight at a Guesthouse/homestay

Day 6: Trek from Pikey Base Camp to Jase Bhanjyang (3520 m) via Pikey Peak (4065 m)

Trek from Pikey Base Camp to Jase Bhanjyang (3520 m) via Pikey Peak (4065 m) - 5 km - 4/5 hours and overnight at a Guesthouse/home stay

Day 7: Trek from Jase Bhanjyang to Junbesi (2680 m) - 12 km - 5/ 6 hours

Trek from Jase Bhanjyang to Junbesi (2680 m) - 12 km - 5/ 6 hours and overnight at a Guesthouse

Day 8: Trek from Junbesi to Phaplu (2380 m) -10 km - 5/6 hours and overnight at a Guesthouse

Day 9: Drive from Phaplu to Kathmandu - 280 km, about 9/10 hours and overnight at a Hotel

Day 10: Transfer to International Airport for Final Departure

If this itinerary doesn’t suit your requirement and you want to customize it, please feel free to contact us. This trek could be customized as per your required time frame and budget limits.

Location Map

Altitude Chart

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Useful Information

Arrival:

You will be met at the airport by our representative; holding a play card with your name on it, in front of the arrival gate. After the greeting, you will be transferred to the Hotel, where rooms have been booked for you. In the evening, our trekking guide gives you a trip briefing about transportation, day-to-day lifestyle, difficulty, altitude sickness, accommodation, mountains, culture, food, etc.

Equipment List:

This is a guideline for the gear that is suggested during the trekking. You may consider bringing it with you when you are doing a teahouse or Camping (Tent) trek with us; Most of the gear can be purchased or hired in Kathmandu at reasonable prices.

The following basic equipment checks list help you with your packing.15 kg (33 lbs) is the maximum weight limit for the duffel bag plus your hand luggage for Domestic flights. If you have excess luggage, you have to pay extra money as per airline rules. Per client, 12 to 14 kg weight is limited on the trek.

Duffel Bag
Rucksack (45L to 55L)
Sleeping Bag (Resist -10 to -15 degree Celsius, above 4000m)
Down Jacket
Trekking Boots (water proof)
Normal Socks for Trekking Boots(2 pairs)
Warm woolen socks (2 pairs)
1 pair adjustable Trekking poles (optional)
Short pants for Hiking
Short and Long sleeved T-shirts or shirts
2 Trousers- (loose and comfortable) One thin, one thick and warm
Underwear
Waterproof jacket
Gloves with a waterproof shell outer
Rain Poncho (for rain)
Sanitary napkins
Warm hat and sun hat
Sunglasses with UV protection
Sun Screen Cream
Towel
Bar of soap or tube liquid soap
Toilet paper (can buy in Kathmandu & on trek)
Flashlight with spare batteries & bulb
Water bottle
Camp shoes (sandals)
small sized first-aid kit with Some common medicine such as Band-Aids
Aspirin for headache, pain killer, Dimox (for altitudes sickness) etc
Other things of your personal interest

Visa:

You can get your Nepal visa either at the Tribhuvan International airport in Kathmandu or any land border when you arrive in Nepal or leave home.

Temperatures & Clothing:

Spring and autumn are the main trekking season in Nepal. During the spring season (March-May) is usually warm (T-shirt, sandals, light pants or skirts) in the day in Kathmandu and in autumn it is a bit chilly (light fleece or windproof top) in the afternoon.

In the afternoon for a fleece, sweater, or light Jacket, and evening, cold enough that you can wear a light down Jacket, if you’re sitting outside in the much colder winter, you won’t leave the hotel without your down jacket. It’s not snowing in Kathmandu; leave your snow boots behind. Keens or lightweight sports shoes, sandals great for wandering around Kathmandu and for trekking in lower altitudes

Trekking is a mixed bag of temperatures. LAYERS are the key as hot can change quickly to freezing crossing the passes, and snowfalls are common. We often have some rain below 3000 meters in the spring and early autumn. It can rain hard in the summer. Have a wide range of layer-able trekking clothes for summer to winter temperatures. Keep a lightweight down jacket or windproof jacket with you at all times, available inexpensively in Kathmandu. A lightweight rain poncho for trekking is recommended in spring and summer, Be prepared; Check our GEAR LIST for all details on gear, shoes, clothing, electronics and medicine for the trek.

There are lots of real gear shops (North Face, Mountain Hardware, Marmot, Sherpa Gear) and of course many fake ones in Kathmandu, so if you don’t think you have the right gear starting the trip it will be easy to pick up stuff once in Kathmandu. We provide sleeping bags, duffel bags, and down Jackets, especially for the camping trek and peak climbing. If you are doing a tea house trek you can buy or hire (rent) trekking gear in Kathmandu at a reasonable price.

Dress conservatively in Kathmandu and on the trail as a rule. Shorts are okay if they aren’t too short; a mini-skirt isn’t recommended. Sleeveless t-shirts are fine, but perhaps avoid tank- tops on the trail. Super tight doesn’t go over so well with the village elders.

Important Documents:

Hotel / Accommodations:

We provide accommodation in a standard 3*star hotel in Kathmandu, Pokhara, Nepalgung, and Lumbini as well as Bhutan, Tibet, and India Tour as per itinerary and stay in the best available guesthouse in the mountains during the trek. You may have to share a bed with a companion during the mountainous trip. But if you need, a single supplement you have to pay extra yourself.

Food:

You will be served with bed and breakfast during your stay in Kathmandu. All other meals Lunch and Dinner will be paid for clients themselves but Himalayan High Path Adventure provides welcome dinner before the trek. We provide 3 meals (breakfast, Lunch, dinner) during the trek.

When you are on the trip, you will get the menu and choose a food that you like to have but we suggest not to have oily foods or nonvegetarian (meat is not fresh) foods. Sometimes we prefer to eat local food such as Dal Bhat (Lentil soup and rice), noodles, Tibetan bread made of buckwheat, spaghetti, different types of soup fried potato, and many more.

Best time to travel:

The best time for trekking in Nepal is either in the spring season (March to May) or in autumn (September to November). It offers magnificent views in these two seasons. Trekking is also possible in other seasons despite having extremely cold weather, climate, and temperatures which may not suit, and we do not guarantee to see the panoramic views.

Points to consider:

The mountain flight and Kathmandu /Lukla / Kathmandu flight may be delayed depending on the weather conditions. It is very likely to delay the flights from one to two hours until the next day. In case you miss the scheduled flight due to the weather conditions, you will have to wait or you may pay US$ 600 for an emergency helicopter lift. So, it would be better if you keep a few days more in reserve to cope with such conditions. Depending on the time and situation concerning your safety and security, your Guide may change the itinerary in Mutual understanding.

Tips for staff:

A tip is expected, so we recommend at least $ 10 – $15 per client/per day tips for the staff end of the trekking. Please bring Nepali currency (NPR) with you on the trek for your expenses (see cost includes/excludes section) and for tips. It’s nice to buy the drinks for the staff and the group will celebrate the last day party in the night.

Useful Notes:

You will stay in a three-star hotel and we assure you that you receive quality service throughout your stay. Single supplement will be served on request and will cost an additional USD 50
Please make sure you take travel insurance at home before arriving here. It is mandatory and you cannot take it in Nepal. Your insurance agent will know which insurance plan suits your travel.
It is advisable that you free up a few days before and after your trip schedule. For reasons beyond our control like flight delays, accidents and natural hazards, the itinerary may have to be altered.
Please inform us and our guides if you have any medical condition that might affect your trip. Please consult your doctor beforehand for any precautions you need to take and always carry medicines if you need them. However, our guides and local support staff have been trained in basic medical intervention and your travel insurance covers any emergency rescue or evacuation.
You may decide to alter your itinerary to some degree as long as there are no time constraints and everyone consents, if you are travelling in a group. Talk to us before embarking on the trip or you may also talk to our guides to see if we can arrange something.
There will be an ATM corner in the main cities. But in case of emergency and non-availability of an ATM, there will be a need for cash. Also for personal expenses, it will be more hustle for running to the ATM immediately. So, it is highly recommended to carry some bucks with you, which will come in use anytime anywhere.