Safest Places to visit in India post Covid-19

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The travel and tourism industry is in full war mode preparing to welcome tourists back. And, even people bored with locked down have started searching for nearby safe short road trip options. There’s no doubt when it’s time to travel again; they will visit again. And hopefully, that time is not too far. 

Below are the 3 safest places that you can visit post covid-19 :

Atali, Rishikesh, Uttarakhand

Quarantine Rules for Uttarakhand- If you are coming from another state, you will have to upload your RT-PCR test report from ICMR authorized labs, reflecting that have tested negative for COVID-19 on their official state website.


Chail Hills, Himachal Pradesh  

Quarantine Rules for Himachal Pradesh-Tourists can visit Himachal Pradesh with prior hotel booking of at least five days, and a negative Covid-19 test report from an ICMR approved lab. Such tourists will also have to register online with the state government before entering the state.


The Bori-Satpura Tiger Reserve, Madhya Pradesh

Quarantine Rules for Madhya Pradesh:-A 14-day quarantine is a must for international travellers arriving in the state. Those displaying severe symptoms will be admitted to dedicated health facilities. Domestic passengers will be quarantined only if they are symptomatic.







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