Pikey Peak Trek in the Rolwaling Everest region, also known as Dudha Kunda Trek, is a hidden gem that offers an unparalleled opportunity to explore Everest’s famed and less-trodden region away from the regular trekker crowds. This stunning and lively cultural trail to Pikey Peak has been explored by only a handful of trekkers, making it an exclusive experience. The panoramic vantage point from Pikey Peak offers breathtaking views of Everest and Dudh Kunda Lake, situated at the base of the stunning Mt. Number.
Starting with a drive to Jiri and exploring the historical places in Kathmandu, we embark on the Pikey Peak tea house trek. The route passes through terraced hillsides, Sherpa villages, and alpine forests.                                                                  This Dudh Kunda trek group will be led by a medically trained trek guide. On this Pikey Peak trekking trip in the Himalayas, there will be a thorough medical package and an oxygen tank as a safety backup.

VISIT IN NUTSHELL

• A less-travelled route to Pikey Peak
• Hike with teahouse and homestay style
• Dates for the trip can be customized.
• One Trekker’s policy on responsible trekking: One medical package and Porter oxygen cylinder with a certified guide
• meals served on a full board basis with water to drink
• necessary hiking equipment supplied

Day 1: Have a welcome supper and cultural presentation upon arrival in Kathmandu.

Day 2: Prepare and go on a cultural tour of Buddhist and Hindu shrines.

Day 3: Go by car to Jiri, where you will begin to walk and stay at the tea house. 

Days 4-5: Take a stroll to Ghorunda and take in the vistas

Day 6–10: Ascend to Pikey Peak for sweeping vistas of the Himalayas, which include seven 8,000-meter peaks in Tibet and Nepal.

Day 11–14: Trek to the holy lake of Dudhkunda; get up close and look at the surrounding peaks and glaciers.

Days 15–17: Make your way to the airfield in Phaplu, Kathmandu.

Day 18: Take a plane to Nepal

Day 19: Finish of the Dudh Kinda Trek / Airport Transfer 

1. Airport arrival and departure transfers on both domestic and international flights.
2. Standard hotel accommodation in Kathmandu on a twin shared bed and- bed breakfast per the itinerary.
3. Accommodation at a local teahouse while on the whole trek.
4. Full board meals on a trek from Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner to Tea, Coffee
5. Welcome dinner with a cultural show as listed in the itinerary.
6. The itinerary lists a half-day guided city tour with world heritage entrance fees.
7. All Domestic flights and airport taxes as listed in the itinerary.
8. Private transportation to and from the starting and ending points of the trek as applicable.
9. Sleeping bag, finner fleece liner, and down jacket for use during the trip.
10. Professional and experienced Trek Leader / Guide trained in Wilderness First Aid with a medical kit
11. Supplementary Oxygen cylinder or Portable Altitude Chamber (PAC) / Gamow Bag as a safety backup.
12. The responsible trekking policy of 1 Trekker: 1 Porter with proper insurance and required gear
13. Complementary trek Duffle bag, Mountain Monarch T-shirts, trek map.
14. TIMS / Trekking permit, National park entry fees.