Uttrakhand -

Uttrakhand -From towering mountains to lush green valleys, ancient glaciers to shimmering lakes, rivers tonational parks and forests and much more, Uttarakhand is also known as Devbhoomi, the land of the gods. Home to countless pilgrimage sites, temples and quaint hill stations, it is a haven of rest, rejuvenation andpeace. People come here to find spiritual solace. This aspect gives a unique uniqueness to Uttarakhand. It is truly heaven on earth..

Devbhum -

That is why Uttarakhand is called Devbhum. It is believed that Gods and Goddesses reside in every corner of this place. This is the religious belief. Uttarakhand, situated in the lap of Himalayas, is surroundedbygreenery and high mountains on all sides.

Darma Vyas Chaudas -

Darma Vyas Chaudas, located in Dharchula block of Pithoragarh district of Uttarakhand state, is a tourist destination and all three valleys have their own characteristics.

Darma Valley -

Darma Valley is a beautiful valley fallen from the Himalayas where there are high mountains, greenery and huge peaks, one of them is Panchachuli.

Nestled in the lap of nature -

Nestled in the lap of nature, Panchachuli is also known as the five peaks of Pandavas. These peaks remain covered with snow throughout the year. It is believed that after the Mahabharatawar, when the Pandavas were leaving the earth and going to heaven, the Pandavas were passingthrough the Himalayas. Then the Pandavas had set up a stove to cook food for the last time. That stove is still present in the Himalayas. This five hearth (five peaks) is known as Panchachuli.

Formation of Darma Valley: -

Formation of Darma Valley: Darma River, also known as Darma Yankti and Darma Ganga, is situated between two other valleys. Kuthi Yankti valley in the east and Essar Yankti Ghati inthewest. Darma valley is connected to Lassar valley by Gangachal Dhura and Kuthi Yankti by SinglaPass. Darma river starts from Dhawe on India China border and flows southwards in Tindag. It Lassar meets Yankti and joins Kali river at Tawaghat, it is also called Dhauli Ganga.

Panchachuli Glacier: -

Panchachuli Glacier is also called Nyoulpa Glacier and Nyoulpa River originates fromNyoulpaGlacier and this river meets Dhauli Ganga at Dugtu and Dhauli Ganga meets Kali Ganga at Tawaghat.

Darma Valley: -

Darma Valley is a famous tourist destination where you can see Panchachuli from very close.

Darma Valley: -

Darma Valley has two passes which connect one to another valley.

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