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Himalaya: Complete Annapurna Trail Guide

Himalaya sits at about 2,920 m. forested upper Modi Khola valley. Reached through Sinuwa, Bamboo and Dovan, with 2–3 hr to Deurali. Conditions and timings vary with weather, pace and acclimatization.

about 2,920 mAltitude
2–3 hr to DeuraliNext stage
Teahouse routeTravel style
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Himalaya sits at about 2,920 m. forested upper Modi Khola valley. Reached through Sinuwa, Bamboo and Dovan, with 2–3 hr to Deurali. Conditions and timings vary with weather, pace and acclimatization.

Location, altitude and approach

Himalaya is located in the forested upper modi khola valley. Reached through Sinuwa, Bamboo and Dovan. Walking times are planning estimates and include normal rest stops, not delays caused by weather or health.

Altitude should shape the pace. Eat, drink and report symptoms honestly even when the day’s distance looks short.

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Location, altitude and approach
Planning pointWhat to know
Altitudeabout 2,920 m
ApproachReached through Sinuwa, Bamboo and Dovan
Typical onward walk2–3 hr to Deurali
FacilitiesA small number of basic lodges with meals and paid charging
AccommodationSimple teahouses with limited room inventory

Facilities and accommodation

A small number of basic lodges with meals and paid charging.

Simple teahouses with limited room inventory. Services become more limited and expensive as supplies are carried higher; cash and backup power are useful.

Highlights and photography locations

  • Deep gorge scenery
  • Forest-to-alpine transition
  • Hinku Cave approach
  • Photography: Forest gorge.
  • Photography: Waterfalls.
  • Photography: Upper valley.
Field note

Photograph people, homes, ceremonies and working animals respectfully. Ask before taking close portraits and follow monastery or park restrictions.

Risks and practical advice

Start early, keep insulating and waterproof layers accessible, and let health—not a fixed schedule—decide whether to continue.

  • Falling rock or avalanche exposure on some sections
  • Cold and damp
  • Limited backup rooms

Useful answers

Frequently asked questions

How high is Himalaya?

Himalaya is approximately about 2,920 m. Published figures can vary slightly by map and measurement point.

What facilities are available at Himalaya?

A small number of basic lodges with meals and paid charging. Availability can change by season.

Where should I stay?

Simple teahouses with limited room inventory.

Sources and fact-checking

Rules, prices, access, weather and local procedures can change. Reconfirm current conditions before travel.

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