In a major step toward expanding frontier tourism, the Sikkim government has announced that the strategically sensitive sites of Doklam and Cho La will be opened to tourists by December 15 this year. The decision marks the first time civilians will be allowed access to these high-security border zones. The sites were originally scheduled for inauguration on 27 September, but the plan was delayed due to administrative and logistical hurdles. Speaking to reporters, C.S. Rao, Sikkim’s Additional Chief Secretary for Tourism, confirmed that preparations are now in their final phase. By opening these previously restricted regions, the Sikkim government aims to promote adventure and heritage tourism. The Sikkim government is preparing to open Cho La and Doklam under the Battl

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