Pikey Peak Trekking in Nepal

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The Pikey Trek is a comfortable trekking route among the others treks with Pikey Peak being one of the tallest Mountain of Solu. It is one of the most popular trekking trails of the Everest region, probably one of the lower altitude viewpoints to see Mount Everest. The originality of the name Pikey is taken from the two names of Sherpa People. It is a very well known for its majestic sunrises and sunset, Sherpa culture and their traditions and magnificent views of the Himalayan Range of Mount Everest, Makalu, Kanchenjungha, Gauri Shankar, Lhotse Shar, Number, Khatang Karyalung, Annapurna, Nuptse, Amadablam, Shishapangama, Thamserku, Mera Peak etc, and rhododendron flower, Mongolia and wild orchids.

Trekking in the Pikes Peak region has been growing popularity, but still a little-travelled option than most in the Everest area. If you re planning for a short trek in the Everest Region near Kathmandu, this is a great route. If you re feeling very fit or are just short on time, this can be the best option for 3- 4 days. But, a more gentle 6- days trek will allow you a proper physical workout without the stress, and a chance to visit lots of Buddhist monasteries, gumbos and stupas. Both Itineraries provide amazing views of the Number Himal Range and Everest, which is the best view of Everest in Nepal.

Outline Itinerary
Day 01: Arrival at Kathmandu

Day 02: Drive from Kathmandu to Shivalaya

Day 03: Trek to Bhandar

Day 04: Trek to Namkheli

Day 05: Trek to Ngamor Gumpa

Day 06: Trek to Pikey Dada

Day 07: Trek to Junbesi

Day 08: Trek visit to Thuptun Chholing Monastery

Day 09: Trek to via Ratnagi -la trek down to Ghumne Mera

Day 10: Trek to Basa

Day 11: Trek back to Salleri

Day 12: Drive back to Kathmandu

Day 13: Departure from Kathmandu

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