About This Section
This page documents the glacial melt at the summit of Baralacha Darcha Falls — a high-altitude glacial stream descending from permanent ice. A series of melt-water cascades descending from glacial snowfields above Darcha village, the last major camping point on the Manali–Leh route
Baralacha Darcha Falls flows on the Bhaga River (Darcha tributary) in Lahaul and Spiti, Himachal Pradesh. The falls reach 30–80m. This summit glacial melt section is a distinct viewpoint within the larger waterfall complex.
Viewing & Access
To reach the summit glacial melt of Baralacha Darcha Falls, first reach the main falls complex in Lahaul and Spiti, Himachal Pradesh. On the Manali–Leh highway near Darcha, the last settlement before the Baralacha pass. The summit glacial melt is a high-altitude glacial stream descending from permanent ice of the main cascade.
The primary access route to Baralacha Darcha Falls is: On the Manali–Leh highway near Darcha, the last settlement before the Baralacha pass
Visitor Information
Explore Baralacha Darcha Falls
This is one section of the complete Baralacha Darcha Falls waterfall complex. Visit the main page for the complete guide including history, ecology, photography tips, and all viewpoints.