Discover Northeast India’s untapped tourism potential, as infrastructure boosts connectivity and unique cultural experiences beckon global travelers.

India, China, and Bhutan’s strategically sensitive tri-border region is witnessing a historic transformation as Sikkim prepares to open the high-altitude zones of Doklam and Cho La to Indian tourists for the first time under the Bharat Ranbhoomi Darshan scheme.

India launches its first digital nomad village in Sikkim’s Yakten, offering remote workers fast internet, peaceful nature, and a perfect work-life balance.

Sikkim’s tourism sector has seen a strong rebound in early 2025, with impressive growth in domestic and international arrivals, signaling a post-pandemic recovery.

Bengal’s tourism sector attracts a groundbreaking investment of six hundred forty-four point six million USD at a recent business summit, promising growth and expansion.

The reopening of Lachung and Yumthang in Sikkim after a year of closure due to natural disasters revives tourism opportunities, boosting the region’s economy and travel industry potential.