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How Cho La Battlefield Tourism In Sikkim Is Taking Dark Tourism A Step Ahead
Battlefield tourism refers to the practice of visiting sites of historical military conflicts, such as battlefields, memorials, war cemeteries, and museums
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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.
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Analysis: India Opens Its Iconic Battlefields For Tourism
Be it the icy war fields of Galwan, Kargil and Siachen or the battles fought in the hot expanse of the Thar desert - tourists can now experience the war zones for themselves.
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"Siachen Now Open For Tourism," Says Defence Minister Rajnath Singh
A part of the Siachen Glacier, often referred to as the world's highest battlefield, is now open for tourists to visit, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh said today.
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'Battlefield Tourism' The Next Big Thing In Rajasthan? Army Thinks So
South Western Army commander Lieutenant General Cherish Mathson Thursday said Rajasthan has the potential of developing "battlefield tourism" as the state's history is replete with historic battles which form an integral part of its heritage and culture.
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How Cho La Battlefield Tourism In Sikkim Is Taking Dark Tourism A Step Ahead
Battlefield tourism refers to the practice of visiting sites of historical military conflicts, such as battlefields, memorials, war cemeteries, and museums
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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.
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Analysis: India Opens Its Iconic Battlefields For Tourism
Be it the icy war fields of Galwan, Kargil and Siachen or the battles fought in the hot expanse of the Thar desert - tourists can now experience the war zones for themselves.
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"Siachen Now Open For Tourism," Says Defence Minister Rajnath Singh
A part of the Siachen Glacier, often referred to as the world's highest battlefield, is now open for tourists to visit, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh said today.
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'Battlefield Tourism' The Next Big Thing In Rajasthan? Army Thinks So
South Western Army commander Lieutenant General Cherish Mathson Thursday said Rajasthan has the potential of developing "battlefield tourism" as the state's history is replete with historic battles which form an integral part of its heritage and culture.
