Pikey Peak Trekking-7 Days

From Kathmandu, take a drive along the Sunkoshi river to Dhap Bazaar. It is a three-hour drive that takes you through several settlements. You can explore the bazaar and observe the lifestyles of the locals. Continue your journey to Ghurmi, where you can have lunch.
After lunch, continue on your way to Jhapre that takes you on bumpy ride. Along the way you can have a beautiful view of Mount Everest.

Witness the sunrise and gaze as the first golden rays of the sun fall on the snow-capped mountains. Continue your trek on a dusty road that gradually goes uphill until you reach Bhulbule. From there, the path grows steep and ascends through the rhododendron forests to the tiny settlement of Lhamuje.
The trail after Lhamuje opens out to a pasture where we can witness Yaks grazing. Cross the Mani wall and go along a winding road to each Pikey Base Camp where you can visit the yak cheese industrial plant.

The trail goes mostly uphill and provides awider view of the beautiful mountains. After three hours of hiking through the picturesque landscape and the rhododendron forest, you will reach Jase Bhangyang where you will spend the night at a local guest house.

Relish the view of Numbur Himal in the morning as the sun rises and later make your way to Thuptenchholing Gompa. The trail ascends yet again after crossing the Junbesi river.

Traksindo La is one of the main passes which will lead you towards the Dudhkoshi valley. You can stop at few local tea shop to relax and and enjoy a cup of tea.
The trail starts to descend towards the village of Traksindu where you can find regular public road transportation. Explore the the local monastery at your own leisure.

After four hours of walking, the trail goes gradually uphill for a half-hour to reach your final destination, Phaplu.

Bid farewell to the mountains and make your way back to Kathmandu. The route will take you from the Solu Khumbu region, across Sun Kosi River and eventually back to the Kathmandu valley.