The Pikey Peak Trek is one of the lesser-known treks in the beautiful Solu region of Nepal. Its summit stands at an elevation of 4,065 meters and falls in the lower Everest region. Pikey Peak Trek promises some of the most breathtaking views of the Himalayas, often referred to as one of the best viewpoints in Nepal. From here, the panorama of peaks of towering mountains like Everest, Kanchenjunga, Makalu, Lhotse, and Mera Peak, can be glimpsed. On clear days, even faraway peaks like Shisapangma and Gauri Shankar are seen, making a truly breathtaking panorama. This hike over Pikey Peak is what most seeks to make, for it takes one through a range of landscapes: terraced farmlands, rhododendron forests, alpine meadows, and cultural Sherpa villages.

Pikey Peak Trek is less crowded compared to other popular routes, such as the Everest Base Camp trek, thus making it an ideal route for those in search of solitude and connection with nature. Along the way, trekkers can explore local monasteries, interact with the warm and hospitable Sherpa community, and witness their unique cultural heritage. The trekking is moderately difficult and can be done by people of average fitness, while the best season for clear views of the sky and fresh scenery is in spring and autumn. Though not as famous as other routes for trekking, Pikey Peak has been acknowledged for having peaceful trails and unparalleled mountain vistas. This fact was proved when Sir Edmund Hillary himself proclaimed the view from Pikey Peak his favorite in Nepal-something that says volumes for this already very beautiful part of the country.

Pikey Peak Yoga Trek adds a whole new dimension to the journey-a combination of physical trekking challenges with the calm and serene practices of yoga and meditation. Every day starts and concludes with yoga sessions specifically designed to rejuvenate tired muscles and align your mind with the serenity around you. The trek combines meditation practices at calm places, like monasteries and mountain viewpoints, to contribute to spiritual levels in helping the trekkers connect deep inside themselves with the natural beauty outside.