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Dharchula, also spelled Darchula, is a town and municipality in Pithoragarh district in the Indian state of Uttarakhand. It is the administrative headquarters of the Dharchula tehsil. The town is located at the India-Nepal border. Dharchula is located at . It has an average elevation of 1,811 metres (5,958 feet). The Dharchula municipality was established in 1988. It has an area of . The Dharchula tehsil has an area of . Dharchula is the administrative headquarters of the Dharchula tehsil. The Dharchula tehsil has a total of 9 villages. The following is a list of villages in the Dharchula tehsil: The following is a list of notable places in Dharchula: The India-Nepal border is located in the vicinity of Dharchula. The Dharchula-Mukteshwar-Champawat circuit is a popular tourist destination in the vicinity of Dharchula. The Dhauliganga River originates in the vicinity of Dharchula. The Pithoragarh district has a high concentration of temples. The following is a list of notable temples in the Dharchula tehsil: The following is a list of schools in the Dharchula tehsil: The following is a list of hospitals in the Dharchula tehsil: The following is a list of banks in the Dharchula tehsil: The following is a list of ATMs in the Dharchula tehsil: The following is a list of tourist destinations in the Dharchula tehsil: The following is a list of places of interest in the Dharchula tehsil: