Dharchula

Dharchula is a town and a nagar panchayat in Pithoragarh locale in the northern territory of Uttarakhand, India. Dharchula is an old exchanging town for the trans-Himalayan exchange courses. It is encompassed by high mountains and is arranged in a valley, on the banks of the Kali River at a rise of around 3000ft above ocean level. Dharchula lies around 83 km north of Pithoragarh, along the course of the Kailash-Mansaro journey visit.

The name of the town may start from the Hindi words for mountain pinnacle and stove on the grounds that the valley in which it lies looks like a stove. Nepal has a locale with a comparative name, Darchula District, over the waterway Mahakali, which goes about as the common fringe among India and Nepal over an extended length. Individuals of the two towns have comparable conventions, culture, and way of life, and can move over the outskirt without an international ID or visa. The zone has a blend of Kumaouni and Rung dialect, customs and culture.

The town is overwhelmed by and RungShauka individuals, the two words frequently being utilized as equivalent words. They have sharp highlights and are of short stature. The general population are very friendly and basic in their living. These individuals have been living in the encompassing heaps of Dharchula valley since ages. In early occasions, individuals used to live in encompassing slopes amid the mid year season and rest to the green valley of Dharchula in winters to beat the greatly cool climate at the high elevations.