Pakistan and India have once again clashed over the disputed Kashmir region, although this time the disagreement is about opening the area to tourists.
India has made the decision to allow tourists on to the Siachen glacier, but Pakistan disputes ownership of the region and has the "strongest reservations".
The glacier has been described as the highest battlefield in the world, at around 5,500m (18,000ft), and both countries have deployed thousands of troops in the region, though more have died from the elements than from conflict.
The chief of staff of India's army, General JJ Singh, said: 'Since Siachen is a part of India, I have decided to allow adventure tourism so that people enjoy the natural beauty there and also tell the whole world.'
However, according the BBC, Pakistani spokeswoman Tasnim Aslam retorted: 'Siachen is a battlefield.'
'Allowing tourists into the area could have severe consequences.'
According to reports groups of up to 20 people will be taken on a three-week trek in the region beginning next week.
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