A ray of hope for all wanderlust-stricken souls! As we entered Unlock 2.0, India began opening up for tourism, and finally, travelers can pack their bags and head straight to the destination they are eager to explore! However, in crucial times of COVID-19, nothing comes without restrictions and so is the case with the reopening of the tourism sector. While India is battling its way out of coronavirus and the cases are still on an increase, it is of utmost importance to pack our new travel essentials i.e a mask, gloves, and a negative report of your COVID-19 test. Get the latest travel updates about the Indian states that are open and all the necessary precautions that as a responsible traveler you should be taking! And remember, social distancing is the new cool!  

Jammu & Kashmir Opens For Tourists Arriving By Air Only!

Guidelines:

  • Only travelers arriving by flights are allowed to enter the state.
  • All tourists have to prebook their hotels and houseboats.
  • Return tickets will be checked by the authorities.
  • All travelers will have to take the RT-PCR testing as soon as they enter J&K and till the time the results come they have to wait in their hotels.
  • Taxis will be booked through the hotel the traveler stays in.
  • All travelers must have the Aarogya Setu app installed and updated on their mobiles.

Himachal Pradesh Is Now Open For All Travelers!

Guidelines:

  • Get yourself tested at ICMR-accredited laboratory and in a duration of the last 72 hours.
  • Carry your negative COVID-19 test report with you.
  • Travelers have to stay in Himachal Pradesh for a minimum duration of 5 days.
  • It is mandatory to pre-book hotels for at least 5 days.
  • All travelers have to register on the COVID e-pass software before visiting the state.
  • All travelers must have the Aarogya Setu app installed and updated on their mobiles.

Goa Opens Its Doors For Domestic Travelers

Alerts

  • The state government has announced Janta Curfew till 10th August.
  • Janta Curfew Timings: 8 pm to 6 am

Guidelines:

  • Only domestic tourists are allowed.
  • All tourists have to pre-book their hotels.
  • Tourists have to carry a negative COVID-19 test report or get tested at the border before entering the state.
  • All travelers must have the Aarogya Setu app installed and updated on their mobiles.

Uttarakhand Removes Travel Restrictions!

Alerts

  • The state government has declared that now pilgrims of all states can apply for an e-pass for the Char Dham Yatra and visit Uttrakhand with a negative test report.

Guidelines:

      • All travelers are allowed to visit the state.
      • Carrying a negative COVID-19 test report is compulsory.
      • Tourists tested negative will not have to stay in quarantine for 7 days on arrival.
      • Tourists have to pre-book their hotels for at least 7 days or they will not be allowed to enter the state.
      • All travelers must have the Aarogya Setu app installed and updated on their mobiles.

    Madhya Pradesh Reopens And Lures Travelers With ‘Intezar Apka’ Campaign!

    Guidelines:

        • All monuments, national parks, and temples are now open.
        • All hotels and resorts can be pre-booked by travelers.
        • All travelers can visit the state with a negative COVID-19 test report.
        • The state is offering RV caravans so that social distancing can be practiced.
        • All travelers must have the Aarogya Setu app installed and updated on their mobiles.

      Rajasthan Eases Travel Restrictions!

      Guidelines:

        • A negative COVID-19 report is mandatory.
        • All monuments, wildlife safaris, and biological parks are open for tourists.
        • Monuments will be open on Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday, and Sunday.
        • A group of a maximum of 5 travelers will be allowed together at any tourist attraction.
        • All travelers must have the Aarogya Setu app installed and updated on their mobiles.
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