Panchachuli
Description
Panchachuli ranges are part of the Kumaon Himalayas. They form the western boundary of the Darma Valley, through which flows the Dhauli river.
Religion and Mythology
According to legends, Panchachuli peaks get their names from Pancha (five) and Chuli (cooking pots), because they are said to have been used as cooking pots for the last meal of the Pandava brothers, before their journey to the heavens.
Location: Darma Valley (Pithoragarh District), Himachal Pradesh
Altitude: 2100 meters above the sea level