If you are seeking a quiet couple of weeks out in the remotest parts of the Himalayas to explore and be one on one with nature, then Pikey Peak Trek is the right journey for you. Following the itinerary into the homeland of the Sherpas, quietly tucked away to the south of the high valleys, this Pikey Peak Sherpa land trek leads you to the best vantage point of Mount Everest and surrounding mountains. 

Pikey is regarded as a divinity by the Sherpas, and ascending it feels more like a pilgrimage than a hike. Oscillating between elevations of 2000m and 4000m, we will experience the entire spectrum of terrain that this mountain region has to offer as we ascend ridges and pass the lush valleys. 

Our journey culminates in a rested, panoramic setting at the top of Pikey Peak (4065 meters) from where you can be privy to secluded and rare views of some of the lesser-known but equally magnificent peaks along with the world-famous eight-thousanders in the distance in the region.

Also known as "Lower Everest Trekking", Pikey peak viewpoint allows you to see Everest, Cho Oyu, Makalu, and many other splendid mountains with a very perfect and close view. Also, sunrise and sunset over the mountains from Pikey Peak is a once-in-a-lifetime experience. Besides the Himalayan peaks, dawn and dusk views, you will be able to enjoy the magnificent vistas of a countryside landscape, local cultures, Sherpa people, and their heartfelt hospitality as the trek trail passes past several local villages, a sheep shelter, a yak shelter, and an alpine forest with seasonal rhododendron and various sorts of flowers. 

With mostly Sherpa people living in this route, this journey is also regarded as "Pikey Peak Sherpa Land Trek". And the trails, for the most part, are well maintained and traversed by the indigenous Sherpas regularly.

As the elevation gains are not rapid and cumbersome, this trek is perfect for first-timers or seasoned hikers looking to experience a very relaxing holiday in the Himalayas with less traffic but superb views of the Everest Himalayan Ranges.

Pikey remained isolated for decades so visitors will find the paths deserted and the tea shops basic; nevertheless, new lodges are being built, and the local Sherpa community is attempting to promote homestay tourism. However, our Pikey Peak Trek is designed as a camping trek that offers you an experience none like others. 

Hikers can expect to Pikey Peak trek for 6 hours a day on average and set up camp by nightfall since lodges are few and far between in the region. Although there isn’t too much elevation gain, the itinerary is designed to catalyze acclimatization for each individual which will ensure that you have a pleasant journey.

Featured Highlights of Pikey Peak Trek

• Explore the homeland of the Sherpas & experience typical Sherpa culture & hospitality
• Glance on a lesser exposed virgin land 
• Mouthwatering views of the landscapes with sunrise and sunset
• Splendid views of the gigantic Himalayan peaks comprising Mt. Everest, Makalu, and some Annapurna ranges
• Ascend to Pikey Peak at 4065 meters

A shorter version of the trek is also available. Click Pikey Peak Short Trek for detailed information.