Trip for Solidarity (Pikey Peak Trek) is moderately strenuous, but massively magnificent, and relatively short, but spectacularly royal—royal in a sense that the heavenly views of the Himalayas from the Pikey Peak hilltop are unparalleled; furthermore, the sunrise and the sunset are sheerly sublime.
The next important point to mention would be pikey peak trek difficulty: it is an easy trek, so much so that, anybody, even beginners, with a healthy physique and an urge to trek can complete it. Thus, though Pikey peak trek location is in the lower Khumbu region, is quite new, it has become pretty popular, and not just because it is easy, but also because of the unmatched views of the landscapes of and the soaring mountains.
The adored-for-sunrise-sunset Pikey Peak (4065 m) has an intriguing origin of its name—it is derived from the name of a Sherpa clan deity, Chyabo Pikey which is especially worshiped in the month of July.
Luckily, such an amazing region, to describe general Pikey peak trek itinerary, is not far from Kathmandu—after about an 8-hour drive, which itself will be quite thrilling, you will reach Jiri, the place from where the trekking sets forth. Thereupon, you will walk your way across some beautiful small villages that you will find culturally quaint with innocent and expansive people. You will instantly fall in love with them. The tea houses run by the local citizens may not be as luxurious as fancy lodges, but they are adored and preferred for the warmth and affection received there.
A beautiful aspect of the trek is the landscapes and the natural resources are not monotonous—they keep changing, and obviously, you will be led through lush forests of rhododendrons, pines, firs, magnolias. It will be refreshing.
Inevitable to mention:
Trip for Solidarity leads you to the solidarity projects, funded by Association for Development of Nepal (ADN) located in Chartres, France in association with the Evasion Trekking and Kathmandu Heritage Tour, Nepal, have been helping for the development of Merangding, Angpang and surrounding villages.
Thus, please, do join this trek for the solidarity and for what you want out of this trek. We are at your service.
