The Himalayan field mouse is a small rodent recorded around the Himalaya and Pamir ranges. Its back is described as brown or gray, with a paler underside and large ears and eyes.
It has a slender body and a long, thin tail. The back ranges from light brown to gray, the underside is paler, and the ears and eyes are large.
It is described as nocturnal and ground-dwelling, digging burrows and sometimes storing food there. The regional account records it in grassland, farmland, and forest edges at high elevations.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.