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Indo-China Trade Resumes to Bring Back Tibetan Goods to Jauljibi Fair After 6 Years
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News18•09-10-2026, 18:45
Indo-China Trade Resumes to Bring Back Tibetan Goods to Jauljibi Fair After 6 Years
- •Indo-China trade has officially resumed this year through the Lipulekh pass after being suspended by China in 2020.
- •The resumption of trade will restore the historic charm of the Jauljibi fair, allowing the return of special Tibetan goods from the Taklakot market.
- •Three groups of Indian traders have already departed for Tibet to procure high-demand items like woolen clothes, jackets, chhirbi, and blankets.
- •The historic Jauljibi fair begins on November 14 at the confluence of the Kali and Gori rivers, attracting traders from India and Nepal.
Key Questions Answered
The historic Jauljibi fair will begin on November 14 at the confluence of the Kali and Gori rivers.
Tibetan goods could not reach the fair for six years due to the suspension of Indo-China trade by China in 2020.
Indian traders bring high-demand items from Tibet such as sambar leather shoes, woolen clothes, jackets, chhirbi, blankets, and churu.
