Dharchula Hill Station: Earth's Paradise

   Dharchula Hill Station should be called heaven on earth. Yes, the natural beauty of the Dharchula hill station is amazing and unique. 

   Dharchula Hill Station, surrounded by mountain ranges, is indeed a gift of nature. Dharchula Hill Station, situated on the India-Nepal border of Uttarakhand, is the unique song of Saundarya Shastra. 

   This magnificent hill station of Pithoragarh district is a very snowy area. The Dharchula Hill station is situated in the Himalaya lap, which is very visible and attractive. Dharupula's rainbow beauty makes it quite a special thing. 

  The stave shaped-looking Dharchula Hill Station is a favorite of tourists. Dharchula Hill Station, situated about 90 km from Pithoragarh, is a treasure of magnificent and picturesque scenes of nature. Looks spectacularly all-round nature. Intensive forest cover covered by semi-arid vegetation provides tourists with a net climate. If you say that Dharchula has oxygen storage area, then there may not be any surplus. 

   Tourist attractions at Dharchula Hill station can enjoy the blooming and snowfall of the clouds. In Sardiyon, Dharchula's beauty and even more looks. Due to the all-round Barrof's golden sheet is like a magnificent lanyard. The movement of the clouds is especially fascinating for tourists. The blooming of the clouds gives tourists a memorable experience. 

  Dharchula Hill Station is a great chain of attractive and attractive sites nearby. Om mountain is the main attraction in Dharchula. Mansa Sarovar and sweet water lakes are characteristic of Dharchula. Mansa Sarovar has special spiritual significance in Hinduism and Buddhism. It is believed that by bathing in this religious lake all human sins are destroyed. In Buddhism it is considered to be an ancient lake. 

  It is believed that Lord Buddha had meditated near this lake. So in the Buddhist religion, the water of this lake is considered to be very sacred. There is a Chiu Gompa monastery near this lake. 

   This magnificent and beautiful monastery is situated on a steep hilltop. Experts believe that this mythological and spiritual lake is the source of the Brahmaputra, Karnali, Indus and Sutlej rivers. 

   Located on the west side of Mansarovar, this lake is considered to be extremely lucky for Dharchula. The Kali river is also the beauty and grace of the Dharchula Hill station. Tourists can enjoy a lot of ruffing here. 

   The Chirkila dam on this river is also the main attraction here. From Dharchula Hill Station, you can admire Om mountain, Kailash mountain range, India-Nepal border and Indo-China border. Particularly, Narayan Ashram is also the beauty and grace of the city. For the tourists in the Dharchula hill station no less than heaven. Due to a beautiful change in all-round natural surroundings.

  Dharchula is also excellent for winter sports. Dense forest areas covered with semi-vegetated vegetation make a difference in natural beauty. It can be called the hidden treasure of the herbical vegetation. Supposedly experts, the extinct legacies are also preserved here. Therefore Dharchula is one of the best tourist areas in terms of health.

  Escatt Kasturi Deer Sanctuary: If the Ashkat Kasturi Deer Sanctuary is called the glory and grace of Dharchula Hill Station, there will probably be no exaggeration. In this sanctuary, tourists can also realize the adventures of wildlife. 

  Particularly this sanctuary is known to be known for the musk deer. In addition to musk deer, this sanctuary is preserved with leopard, wild cat, ottoman, pebbles, small horns, twelve horns, Goral Barasinga, white bears, himalayan cheetahs, black bears etc.

   Chirkila Dam: Chirkila Dam is situated about 20 km from Dharchula Hill Station. There is also a magnificent lake nearby. So tourists can enjoy a lot of fun here. This is considered a perfect picnic spot. Visitors can see the vastness of the Kali river and the Himalayas from here. There is also a divine-grand temple here. It is known to be known as the Kali Temple.

   Om mountain: Om mountain is in fact the main attraction of Dharchula Hill Station. Om mountain range, about 6191 meters above sea level, is a magnificent mountain of Himalayan range. It is known as Little Kailash, Kailash, Baba Kailash and Joglingkong etc. etc. Specifically, the word Om is written in the middle of snow. 

   That is why this place has been named Om mountain. At the same time, this mountain peak has special significance in Hinduism, Jainism and Buddhism. Its religious importance also brings global fame to it.

   All necessary resources are available at Dharchula Hill station. The nearest airport is Pantnagar Airport. The nearest railway station is Tanakpur Junction. Tourists can also visit Dharchula Hill Station by road.
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