Archive · 26 Sep 2025
Sikkim Battlefield Tourism Launches at Doklam, Cho-la
Imagine visiting places where Indian soldiers bravely defended the country!
That's what the new tourism program in Sikkim is offering.
Starting October 1st, you can visit Doklam and Cho-la, near the China border.
These spots hold strategic importance and offer amazing views.
You'll need a permit and have to book homestays.
It's like stepping into history, learning about the brave soldiers, and seeing beautiful mountain landscapes.
It is also expected that this will boost local tourism.
Doklam and Cho-la in Sikkim open to tourists from October 1st.
Part of the "Bharat Rannbhoomi Darshan" initiative.
These sites near the India-China border offer historical and scenic value.
Permits and homestay bookings are required for visitors.
The initiative is expected to boost tourism in the region.
- Who
- Tourists
- What
- Visiting Doklam and Cho-la
- When
- Starting October 1st
- Where
- Sikkim, near the India-China border
- Why
- To experience military history and enjoy scenic views.
Tourism Boost
Strategic Concerns
Tourism Impact
Tourism Boost
Local tourism businesses welcome the initiative, hoping for increased footfall.
Strategic Concerns
None explicitly mentioned.
- Concept
- Warfront tourism near India-China border
- Initiative
- Part of "Bharat Rannbhoomi Darshan" program
- Locations
- Doklam and Cho-la in Sikkim
- Opening Date
- October 1st
- Sites
- "Shaurya Gantavya" or "destinations of valour"
- Permit Fee
- ₹1,120
Sources
Sikkim opens strategic border areas for tourism
Battlefield spots Doka-La, Cho-La in Sikkim to open for domestic tourists from Oct 1 1 next : CS
Sikkim opens Doka-La, Cho-La battlefield sites for domestic tourists from October 1 - Telegraph India
‘Battlefield Tourism’ Gains Ground In India
