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India–China Trade Resumes Through Himalayan Passes

India–China Trade Resumes Through Himalayan Passes

India–China border trade has resumed through Shipki La in Himachal Pradesh and Lipulekh in Uttarakhand after a six-year suspension. The reopening revives Himalayan trading links and may support local transporters, traders, accommodation providers and communities dependent on seasonal economic activity. For tourism, improved movement and infrastructure can strengthen managed border experiences, cultural itineraries and regional livelihoods. However, these are sensitive, high-altitude frontier zones where permits, weather, road conditions and diplomatic considerations remain important. Operators should not treat trade resumption as unrestricted tourist access. Any packages must follow official entry rules, environmental safeguards and local carrying-capacity limits while respecting border sensitivities.

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