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Tawang to Turtuk: 7 border villages to visit in India

Tawang to Turtuk: 7 captivating Indian border towns. Diverse heritage, strategic importance, from Tawang's Buddhism to Turtuk's Balti culture

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Nathula

Connecting India and China, Nathula is a high-altitude mountain pass in Sikkim. Previously a part of the ancient Silk Route, it's famous for trade and history

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Tawang

Tawang boasts stunning landscapes and the revered Tawang Monastery. It's a vital strategic location near the Sino-Indian border, known for its rich Buddhist heritage

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Rann of Kutch

Gujarat's Rann gleams near the Pakistan border. Vast salt marshes, white landscapes, and the Rann Utsav define its uniqueness, offering a splendid desert experience

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Pamban Bridge

Vital link connecting India and Sri Lanka, it's situated in the Gulf of Mannar. Pamban Bridge unites Rameswaram and the mainland

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Moreh

Situated on the Indo-Myanmar border, Moreh is a bustling trading hub. It offers a glimpse of cultural diversity with a mix of Indian, Burmese, and local tribes

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Turtuk

TuItuk's proximity to the Line of Control lends it a unique significance. Experience warm hospitality, apricot orchards, and a glimpse into the lives of the Balti people

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Pangong Lake

The high-altitude lake extends to China. Its mesmerizing blue waters against the stark mountains offer an otherworldly experience. Near to LAC, adds to its strategic significance

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