Sinja Valley
Country: Nepal
Region: Asia
Period: 12th-14th c.CE
Location: 29.324444°N, 81.9825°E
Description
Sinja Valley is located in the Jumla District in the mid-western region of Nepal. The valley is surrounded by rugged mountainous landscapes and has rich agricultural land. It was the capital of the Kingdom of Jumla, a medieval kingdom known for its distinct culture and advanced agriculture. The valley is also known for its connection to the Nepali language and cultural heritage.
Modern Remains
Modern-day Sinja Valley is home to several archaeological remains that include ancient temples, ruins of royal palaces, and stone inscriptions from the medieval era. Visitors can explore the Sinja River, and Chimkuna Temple, as well as Jumla's agricultural terraces, still active in farming. The valley is a hub for trekkers and those interested in exploring the rural history and natural beauty of Nepal's mid-western region.