Pikey Dudh Kunda Trekking, Dudh Kunda Lake Trek,

Trip Overview

Trip Facts

Total Duration 16 days
Trip Grade Moderate
Max Altitude 4700m.
Start From Dhap
End From Phaplu
Min Size 2 Pax
Max Size 10 Pax
Trip Mode Trekking
Accommodation Tea House/Camping
Best Season: Autumn and Spring

Trip Highlights

Beautiful Valleys of Lower Solukhumbu: The region boasts picturesque valleys that captivate with their natural beauty, offering serene and breathtaking scenery.
Incredible Terraced Farms: Lower Solukhumbu showcases beautiful terraced farms, a testament to the skillful agricultural practices of the locals, adding to the area’s scenic charm.
Diverse Landscape of Forests and Alpine Meadows: From magnificent forests to breathtaking alpine meadows, the diverse landscapes provide rich natural beauty for visitors to explore.
Mountain Streams and Sacred Lakes: The presence of mountain streams and holy lakes adds a touch of spirituality and tranquility to the area, creating picturesque spots for visitors to admire.
Traditional Mountain Villages: Lower Solukhumbu is home to traditional mountain villages, offering a glimpse into the unique lifestyle and culture of the Tamang, Sherpa, and Magar communities thriving in this region.
Rich Cultural Fusion: The area is rich in mixed culture, where the traditions and customs of Tamang, Sherpa, and Magar communities contribute to the nation’s cultural heritage.
Historical Buddhist Sites: The historic Buddhist monasteries, stupas, and mani walls serve as significant cultural and religious landmarks, attracting visitors interested in spirituality and history.
Breathtaking Views of the Himalayas: The region offers unbelievable views of mountains, including the world’s highest peak, Mount Everest.

For those seeking adventure in less crowded areas, Pikey Dudh Kunda Trekking in the lower Solukhumbu region of Nepal is an excellent option. This trek is divided into two separate areas and offers a unique experience with breathtaking views of majestic Himalayan ranges. The area is less crowded and not as commercialized as other popular trekking areas, making it a perfect destination for those who prefer a quieter environment. The Pikey Peak Dudh Kunda Trek takes you through ancient trading routes and provides a glimpse into the lives of different ethnic groups living in the area.

The trek begins in Kathmandu, where you will have the opportunity to explore the city’s culture before embarking on an exciting overland journey to Dhap. The Pikey Peak Dudh Kunda Trek route follows the traditional path taken by local traders to Jiri and Okhaldhunga before road construction. Along the way, you will pass by the beautiful Jhapre Gumpa (Monastery) located on top of a hill, 2820m above sea level. From there, continue heading northeast to Pikey Base Camp via Lhamuche Danda.

On the following day, you will ascend the summit of Pikey Peak (4040m.) to witness awesome and grand panoramic views of Annapurna, Manaslu, Ganesh Himal, Langtang, Gaurishankar, Number Himal, Everest, Makalu, and Kanchenjunga Himalayan ranges. The Part of Dudh Kunda Lake trek continues via Thupten Chholing Buddhist Monastery to a series of beautiful holy lakes. Dudh Kunda (4190m) is a small, milky holy lake surrounded by a spectacular landscape that will touch your heart. The trek offers views of the Khumbu range from every campsite, including Mt. Everest (8848m), Makalu (8475m), Kanchenjunga (8598m), Cho Oyu (8188m), Lhotse (8414m), Thamserku (6608m), Numbur (6656m), Khatang (6853m), and Karilung (6511m). The return trail goes through Chiwang and Phaplu with a flight back to Kathmandu the next day.

Whether you’re looking for a longer or shorter trek, both options offer an excellent opportunity to get away from the stresses of everyday life and immerse yourself in nature and spirituality. So, pack your bags, put on your trekking boots, and head to Nepal for a lifetime of unforgettable memories! The Pikey Peak Dudh Kunda Lake Trekking is a perfect adventure for those who want to explore less-traveled areas of Nepal with unique experiences.

Itinerary

Trip Itinerary

Days	Programs
01	Arriving in KTM and transfer to Hotel (1300m)
02	Drive to Dhap (2932m) 7-8 hours
03	Trek to Jhapre (2820m) 4-5 hours
04	Trek to Pikey Base Camp (Dairy) (3640m) 7-8 hours
05	Trek to Jasmane Bhanjhyang (3550m) via Pikey Peak (4065m) 3-4 hours
06	Trek to Junbesi (2700m) 5-6 hours
07	Trek to Thupten Chholing Monastery (2900m) 2-3 hours
08	Trek to Shangeephuk (3940m) 4-5 hours
09	Trek to Saharsabesi (3836m) 6-7 hours
10	Trek to Dudhkunda (4560m) 4-5 hours
11	Trek to Sarkaripati (3503m) 6-7 hours
12	Trek to Phaplu (2470m) 7-8 hours
13	Fly back to KTM and rest
14	Sightseeing around KTM (Boddhanath biggest Buddhist temple in the world, Pashupatinath the very important temple for Hindus and Patan Darbar squire.
15	Departure to Home

Trip Gallery

Trip Highlights

Beautiful Valleys of Lower Solukhumbu: The region boasts picturesque valleys that captivate with their natural beauty, offering serene and breathtaking scenery.
Incredible Terraced Farms: Lower Solukhumbu showcases beautiful terraced farms, a testament to the skillful agricultural practices of the locals, adding to the area's scenic charm.
Diverse Landscape of Forests and Alpine Meadows: From magnificent forests to breathtaking alpine meadows, the diverse landscapes provide rich natural beauty for visitors to explore.
Mountain Streams and Sacred Lakes: The presence of mountain streams and holy lakes adds a touch of spirituality and tranquility to the area, creating picturesque spots for visitors to admire.
Traditional Mountain Villages: Lower Solukhumbu is home to traditional mountain villages, offering a glimpse into the unique lifestyle and culture of the Tamang, Sherpa, and Magar communities thriving in this region.
Rich Cultural Fusion: The area is rich in mixed culture, where the traditions and customs of Tamang, Sherpa, and Magar communities contribute to the nation's cultural heritage.
Historical Buddhist Sites: The historic Buddhist monasteries, stupas, and mani walls serve as significant cultural and religious landmarks, attracting visitors interested in spirituality and history.
Breathtaking Views of the Himalayas: The region offers unbelievable views of mountains, including the world's highest peak, Mount Everest.