Clear Sky Treks Representatives will welcome groups at the Kathmandu Airport and drop you at the hotel.  After check-in at the hotel and refreshments,CST office management personnel and a guide will formally introduce themselves and provide a trip briefing.

After early breakfast at hotel that You’ll start the day with a long (8-9 hour) drive from Kathmandu to Dhap. You will passing through serval hills and villages while drive to Dhap. Then finally you will arrive in Dhap for overnight.

Trek from Dhap to Jhapre, passing through picturesque villages.Experience the warm hospitality of local communities.Overnight stay at a teahouse in Jhapre. the mountains that you will get to know very well come into view — the peaks of the Numbur Himalayan range .The trail from Sigane follows a road under construction for the first couple of hours. The first village you reach is called Japre (2920m), perched above a deep valley with nice views of Everest and Numbur Himal. There’s a pretty little gompa and stupa here, and this is your stop for the night.

Trek towards Pikey Base Camp, witnessing stunning mountain views. Enjoy the serene surroundings and immerse in the trekking experience. Overnight camping at Pikey Base Camp.The trail climbs up to a grassy ridge at Bhulbhule. There’s a single lodge with no name and nice views of the Everest range from here. Soon after Bhulbhule, the trail splits and you’ll turn right to Pikey Peak. You’ll pass some old yak houses and a long mani stone wall. The trail then contours the hillside below Taklung Danda and goes through a beautiful forested trail.

There are many rhododendrons here along a level path (which you can see in bloom if trekking in the spring). As you leave the forest, it’s not far to Pikey Peak base camp, about 2 hours away then stop for night here .

Early in the morning,From Pikey base camp, it’s a short climb to the summit at 4065 m Unless you have an unusually clear evening, it’s better to climb to the summit in the morning for sunrise.you’ll follow a gradual trail to the summit, covered with prayer flags. The views are breathtaking! If the weather is clear, you’ll be rewarded with panoramic views from Annapurna to Kanchenjunga including Mt Everest 8848m. After enjoy the great sunrise view that you’ll follow a ridgeline which starts flat and then steepens as you enter the forest to Jase Bhanjyang, where breakfast will be waiting. After breakfast, you’ll continue your walk down to Loding, which passes through some steep sections in the forest. At Loding, you’ll have a couple choices for accommodation which are both simple and charming.

After breakfast at teahouse, Leaving there, there are a few options for the descent to Junbesi. The most likely is a stunning shortcut trail that leaves the ridge shortly after Jase and descends steeply through spectacular old growth forest to Taktor. This path meets the Everest Base Camp trail coming from Jiri. The tea houses from here are a little more developed, and you’re likely to meet a few other tourists for the first time, it is a couple of hours on a lovely trail to Junbesi. Junbesi is a traditional Sherpa village sitting at an altitude of 2675 m and is the cradle of Sherpa culture and architecture. The Sherpas consider the Solukhumbu a sacred valley. In this remote part of Nepal that borders Tibet, Buddhism flourishes and there are numerous Buddhist monasteries along the way.

This morning, hit the trail bound for Taksindu. Cross the river at the bottom of town and climb through the forest up to Salung, from where there are views of Mount Everest (8848 m, Chamling (7319 m and Makalu (8467 m, weather permitting. There are also gorgeous views out across the valley to Chiwong Monastery and down towards Phaplu. Continue on the trail, contouring and then dropping down to a stream before a short climb up into Ringmo, famous for its apple orchards and interesting apple products such as apple Rakshi (alcohol), cider and apple pie. From here, there’s a final short climb to Taksindu La, from where there are again great mountains views, and then a short descent to the Taksindu Monastery and your lodge. The Taksindu Monastery was built in 1946 and is usually open early morning or late afternoon. Please make sure to leave a donation if you visit.

After breakfast at teahouse  that you leave the main trekking route again and take a beautiful path down to Phaplu through the forest. There’s also the option of hiking up to Chiwong Gompa, perched high on a cliff overlooking the valley. This monastery was founded in 1923 and has magnificent celebrations for the Mani Rimdu festival in autumn. Continue on down into Phaplu and celebrate the completion of a great trek at your cozy tea house.

Early morning you will take fly from Phaplu to Kathmandu which takes only 25 minutes then transfer to Hotel.

In the evening you will drive you for farewell dinner with cultural dance.

All too soon it’s time to bid Nepal farewell and one realizes that we can never be intimate, only acquainted with this amazing country.