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India Army to promote adventure tourism in Border Areas location India

13/12/2022 Travel News

India Army to promote adventure tourism in Border Areas Location India

Notably, based on the most recent stories, a trans-theatre adventure activity along the Line of Actual Control (LAC) was organized this year, in which numerous adventure activities, including white water rafting, mountaineering expeditions, mountain biking, and trekking were conducted. Local talent and civilian enthusiasts from the area took part in this activity very willfully.

Adventure tourism offers enormous untapped potential in the Northeast region, which may support the regional economy and increase local employment by creating an ecosystem of related economic activity. This was just mentioned in a news release from the Indian Army.

While there are innumerable initiatives becoming brought out by personal state governments of each state in this regard, the Indian Army has made a concerted, synergized, and integrated effort through a series of adventure activities across most of the border regions, from Sikkim to nearly the Easternmost tip of Arunachal Pradesh.

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Notably, based on the most recent reports, a trans-theatre adventure activity along the Line of Actual Control (LAC) was organized this year, in which numerous adventure activities, including white river rafting, mountaineering expeditions, mountain biking, and trekking were conducted. Local talent and civilian enthusiasts from the area took part in this activity very actively.

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According to the press release, the highlight of the aforementioned program was the Civil-Military cooperation in aggressively promoting adventure travel throughout Sikkim and Arunachal Pradesh in hard locations that were not well known until this point.

According to sources, as part of the plan, the Army also began a three-month-long series of missions, which comprised numerous expeditions to entice more and more tourists.

According to the statement, most of the roads along the LAC have never been traveled by people due to the inaccessibility of the locations. The endeavor reached 11 locations along the LAC, with the summit of Mt. Jonsong—located at the triangular intersection of India, Nepal, and Tibet—being the most notable. This was only the third time in human history that this had happened.

The campaign "created a buzz in the adventure tourism circuit and has improved awareness about the potential of adventure tourism in North-East India," according to a press release.