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19 km
from city center
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A beautiful place located 23 km from Darchula with equally splendid surroundings; Jauljibi is place of confluence of two rivers namely: Gori River and Kali River.
62 km
from city center
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Fondly known as Chhota Kailash or Adi Kailash, Om Parvat is considered as an important religious site by Hindus. With a great resemblance to Mount Kailash in Tibet, the view is simply bewitching and enchanting.
1 km
from city center
3 out of 8
Places To Visit in Dharchula
A holy river flowing through the town separates Uttaranchal from Nepal. Named after the Goddess Kali, it is one of the most sought after destination in the area.
34 km
from city center
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Places To Visit in Dharchula
A heaven for wildlife lovers and botany enthusiast, Askot sanctuary is adorned with wide range of flora and fauna.
15 km
from city center
5 out of 8
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Almost at a distance of 20 km from Darchula, Chirkila Dam is built on the River Kali. With a capacity of producing 1500kW of energy and adjoined by a 1 km lake, the dam will soon be able to supply for water sports facility by the state government.
18 km
from city center
6 out of 8
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Narayan Ashram, situated 44km from Darchula is a place of great importance to the people in and around the town. Founded by Narayan Swami in year 1936, it serves as a spiritual as well as education center.
53 km
from city center
7 out of 8
Places To Visit in Dharchula
Adi Kailash is popularly known as Chhota Kailash. Being a replica of Mt. Kailash in Tibet within the Indian territory, Adi Kailash is immensely popular among devotees of Shiva.
0 km
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Darchula do not have a lot of shopping options. A small market with only 6-7 shops are there. You will mostly find items like coffee, perfumes, jewelry and clothes brought by Nepalese vendors.