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Pikey Peak Trek 2025

Pikey Peak Trekking in Nepal 2025

Trip Facts

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  • Duration: 13
  • Trip Grade: Moderate
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  • Group Size: 5-15

Pikey Peak Trek 2025

Pikey Peak Trek with Sirga Kulung Rai and Jean Francois Corsini – A Soulful Himalayan Adventure

Pikey Peak Trekking in Nepal

An Authentic Himalayan Journey to Pikey Peak

In the heart of the Solu region, far from Nepal’s commercial trekking trails, the Pikey Peak Trek offers a sublime blend of culture, nature, and solitude. This was the journey embraced by Jean Francois Corsini, an adventurer from France, guided by the experienced and humble Sirga Kulung Rai of Himalayan Eco Cultures Trek and Research Expedition. Over 13 days, they explored timeless villages, sacred monasteries, and pristine ridgelines—all beneath the ever-watchful gaze of the Himalayas.

Day 1: Local Bus from Kathmandu to Jiri – The Adventure Begins

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The Pikey Peak Trek began with a long, rugged bus ride from Kathmandu to Jiri. Though the journey was demanding, the scenic beauty of rolling hills, rural villages, and terraced landscapes set a perfect stage for the days ahead.

Day 2: Trek to Bhandar (2,100m) – Stepping into the Solu Region

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Jean and Sirga began their hike towards Bhandar, traversing lush woodlands and hillside trails. At 2,100 meters, the quiet village welcomed them with traditional Nepali hospitality—marking the first real step into the off-the-beaten-path charm of the Pikey Peak region.

Day 3: Trek to Goli (3,000m) – Higher and Deeper into Culture

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The trail led through pine forests and scattered farms, gradually ascending to Goli. This Sherpa village at 3,000 meters served as a peaceful rest point. Jean found himself immersed in stories of mountain life, shared over cups of warm butter tea.

Day 4: Trek to Pikey Peak Base Camp (3,500m) – Approaching the Sacred Peak

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As the elevation climbed, the air grew thinner and views wider. Reaching Pikey Peak Base Camp, they were surrounded by quiet meadows and expansive Himalayan scenery. The excitement for the early morning summit lingered in every breath.

Day 5: Pikey Peak Summit (4,060m) – Trek to Jarsabhanjyang

 

At dawn, Jean and Sirga ascended Pikey Peak, standing at 4,060 meters. The sunrise revealed a stunning 360° panorama—Everest, Makalu, Lhotse, and Kanchenjunga all stood in brilliant clarity. It was a moment of stillness and reverence before descending to Jarsabhanjyang.

Day 6: Trek to Junbesi (2,550m) – A Cultural Jewel of the Solukhumbu

 

The trail led through yak pastures and forested ridges to the charming village of Junbesi. Known for its monasteries and authentic Sherpa culture, it became one of Jean’s favorite places on the Pikey Peak Trek.

Day 7: Excursion to Thupten Choeling Monastery

A visit to Thupten Choeling Monastery offered spiritual serenity. Jean spent the day observing rituals, listening to chants, and meditating with monks—deepening his connection to Himalayan Buddhism.

Day 8: Trek to Taksindo La (3,870m) – Himalayan Pass with Panoramic Views

Crossing Taksindo La was physically demanding but visually rewarding. At 3,870 meters, it marked another milestone on the trek, with far-reaching views of snow-capped peaks and deep valleys.

Day 9: Trek to Sasarbeni (3,835m) – Into the Alpine Wilderness

The trail moved into more remote terrain. Sasarbeni, a peaceful high-altitude camp, offered solitude and stunning landscapes. Jean and Sirga reflected under a canopy of stars, surrounded by the raw power of the Himalayas.

Day 10: Dudh Kunda Lake (4,600m) Excursion – Sacred Pilgrimage

Hiking to Dudh Kunda Lake, also known as the Milky Lake, was a spiritual and physical highlight. Located at 4,600 meters, this holy site is believed to purify sins. Jean meditated at the lakeshore, moved by the silence and sacred energy.

Day 11: Trek to Ringmu – Descent through Forest Trails

Descending through rhododendron forests and quiet ridges, they arrived in Ringmu, a beautiful village known for its traditional homes and friendly locals. The energy shifted from high alpine to warm and homely.

Day 12: Trek to Chiwong Gompa and Salleri – Closing the Circle

The final trekking day included a visit to Chiwong Monastery, perched dramatically on a cliff. Their journey ended in Salleri, where Jean shared heartfelt gratitude with Sirga for guiding him through a life-changing adventure.

Day 13: Return to Kathmandu – A Trek Remembered

A scenic jeep ride (or optional flight from Phaplu) brought Jean back to Kathmandu, but his heart remained on the trails of the Pikey Peak Trek. The memories, connections, and clarity gained in the Solu region would stay with him forever.

Why Choose the Pikey Peak Trek with Himalayan Eco Cultures?

Unlike crowded routes, the Pikey Peak Trek offers tranquil beauty, cultural depth, and spiritual immersion. Guided by experienced locals like Sirga Kulung Rai, every step becomes part of a greater story—one that respects nature, celebrates culture, and fosters authentic connection. For those seeking something more than just mountains, Himalayan Eco Cultures Trek and Research Expedition is your doorway to the heart of Nepal.

Book Your Pikey Peak Trek Today

Whether you’re a seasoned trekker or a first-time explorer, the Pikey Peak Trek delivers a once-in-a-lifetime Himalayan journey. Contact us to begin your path toward discovery, guided by those who know these mountains best.


Trip Includes

✅ What’s Included in the Pikey Peak Trek Package:

  • Airport Pick-up & Drop-off: Comfortable private transport on arrival and departure.
  • Kathmandu Accommodation: Twin-sharing rooms with breakfast in a standard hotel (2 nights).
  • Transportation: Private jeep or local transport to/from the trek starting and ending point (Dhap/Salleri).
  • All Meals During the Trek: Nutritious breakfast, lunch, and dinner (with tea/coffee) throughout the trek.
  • Trekking Accommodation: Local teahouse or lodge stays along the trail on a twin-sharing basis.
  • Experienced Trekking Guide: Government-licensed English-speaking guide with first aid training.
  • Porter Services: 1 porter for every 2 trekkers (carrying up to 20–22kg total).
  • Trek Permits: Required entry permits for Gaurishankar Conservation Area and local municipality.
  • Staff Insurance: Insurance coverage for trekking guide and porters.
  • Company Service Charge & Taxes: All applicable local and government taxes.

Trip Excludes

❌ What’s Not Included:

  • International Flights: To and from Kathmandu.
  • Nepal Visa Fees: Obtainable on arrival or online.
  • Personal Insurance: Travel and emergency evacuation insurance (mandatory).
  • Drinks & Snacks: Soft drinks, bottled water, alcohol, and personal snacks.
  • Hot Showers & Charging: Possible extra costs at some teahouses.
  • Wi-Fi & Internet: May be available for a small fee at select places.
  • Tips & Gratitude: For guides, porters, and drivers (at your discretion).
  • Personal Trekking Gear: Sleeping bags, jackets, trekking poles, etc. (can be rented in Kathmandu).
  • Extra Accommodation: In case of early return or delayed trek.

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