Doklam to Open for Tourists in September, Eight Years After India-China Standoff

India To Open Cho La For 'Battlefield Tourism': Top Sikkim Official

India will open Cho La in Sikkim to tourists as part of its Ranbhoomi or battlefield tourism initiative, a top officer in the Sikkim government said on Friday.

Doklam to open for tourists in September, eight years after India-China standoff

Explore Sikkim's Doklam plateau, a new battlefield tourism site, along with Nathu La and Cho La in India's northeast.

Sikkim to open Doklam, Cho La for battlefield tourism - TravelBiz Monitor: India travel news, travel trends, tourism

Sikkim is preparing to unlock two historically significant and high-altitude border sites—Doklam and Cho La—for public access in September 2025 under India’s Battlefield Tourism initiative, also known as Rannbhoomi Darshan. This move, announced by state officials, is part of a national plan to combine tourism with patriotic heritage by offering citizens a glimpse into India’s military history and border resilience. Doklam, near the India-Bhutan-…