The Pikey Peak Trek is an example of the teahouse trek prevalent in this part of the world. The quality of the accommodations depends on your current altitude. As you ascend further, it becomes more basic. Most rooms are shared and have twin beds. Toilets will be of the squat type and may not be provided with toilet paper. Hence carrying a roll might be a good idea. There will not be a great selection of food. Dal Bhat (literally "rice-lentils") is a high-carb diet that provides all the energy needed for the trek and offers a fresh taste for your palettes. Other items on the menu include momo (steamed dumplings with meat or vegetable fillings) and noodles (basically spaghetti).

Nepal experiences hot and wet summers (June-September) followed by chilly and dry winters (December-February). The best seasons for this trek are autumn (October-November) and spring (March-May). The weather is relatively steady during these months, and the temperature is perfect for long walks. No rain clouds obscure the view of the mountains, allowing you to get the most out of the trip. The start of autumn and tail end of spring is also the best time to witness the wilderness teeming with life. Dashain and Tihar festivals in the autumn and Dumji festivals in the spring also add further life to the region.

The short duration of the trek and gentle pace with some steep sections contribute to its grade as an easy trek. Although sections of the trail are somewhat steep, they are few and far off that they can be managed easily. You do not need to carry many supplies or camping gear, lightening your load and leaving you free to move at your own pace.

This is low altitude trek, so you do not need to worry about altitude sickness. In case of a health emergency, rescue operations can be carried out, and the trail is populated enough that you won’t be stranded even in the worst scenario. There is no shortage of drinking water along the trail. Although the toilet may be basic, it is hygienic. Hot showers are available for a small fee, and many lodges also offer laundry services.

Pikey Peak is not only accessible to trekkers but also to mountain bikers. The route you will need to take for a bike tour is different from the one for trekkers, although it is just as pleasant and will still take you to your final destination. The elevation you need to cover means you may have to carry your bike for some sections, but it's all part of the fun and worth it when you reach the top.

Pikey Peak, also known as Phaikey Himal, is a mountain located in the Solukhumbu district of Nepal. It is a popular trekking destination and the height of Pikey Peak is 4,065 meters (13,325 feet) above sea level.

Generally speaking, it is considered a moderate trek, as it involves hiking at high altitudes, crossing passes, and navigating steep and rocky terrain. The difficulty of climbing or trekking to Pikey Peak depends on the route taken and the individual's level of fitness and experience.

Pikey Peak Trek lies in the Solukhumbu district of Nepal in the Everest Region. Everest Region is a mountainous area located in the northeastern part of the country, and it is home to the world-tallest Mount Everest at 8,849m above sea level.

The best months for Pikey Peak Trek are from pre-monsoon season, between March and May, and from September to December when the weather is clear and monsoon season has ended. The post-monsoon season, between October and November, can be a good time as well, but it can be colder and the trail may be wet and muddy.