India Domestic Travel Guidelines

Travel within Indian tourism destinations is now Become more explorable after covid19 arrival. before planning your tour for domestic travel in India, Read carefully state travel guidelines to avoid any issue in your tour later. Here is guidelines issue by states for tourism.

ICMR Advisory on Inter-State Travel RT-PCR Reports

The need for an RT-PCR test OR Fully Vaccinated for safe individuals undertaking inter-state domestic travel can be eliminated entirely, according to the ICMR in its advisory. It goes on to say that all asymptomatic domestic travelers must adhere to Covid-19-compliant conduct.

Punjab Travel Guidelines

You Can Travel To Punjab. But, you must Have Both Vaccines, Those who do not have this report will be not allow in public place

Anyone arriving in Punjab by air, train, or road must produce a Fully vaccination certificate

In the state, all four-wheeler passenger vehicles, including cars and taxis, will be limited to seating no more than two passengers. Vehicles transporting patients to hospitals, on the other hand, would be exempted, according to the instructions.

More Info Visit https://cova.punjab.gov.in/registration

Himachal Travel Guidelines for Tourists 2022

Those who have been vaccinated and a time of at least 14 days have elapsed after the second dose of vaccine will not be quarantined, it said, adding that the individual must have the final vaccination certificate provided to him or her. The quarantine will also not be needed for those who travel to Himachal Pradesh from hotspot areas for a short period of time, not exceeding 72 hours, for medical, business, or office purposes, according to the statement.

Online registration now mandatory to enter the state
Covid Vaccinations Report (both doses) will be required to enter Himachal.
Covid-appropriate behaviour is recommended.
Tourists must have Arogaya Setu App installed in their mobile phones.
Always use mask to protect yourself and others from Covid virus.
Maintain social distancing and avoid crowded places.

More Info Visit http://hptdc.in/index.php/covid_guidelines/

Delhi Travel Guidelines

A negative RT-PCR report (not older than 72 hours prior to the journey) OR Fully Vaccinated will be needed for all such persons flying from Maharashtra and Other states to the NCT of Delhi. Passengers that are discovered without a derogatory warning will be quarantined for 14 days. If they are asymptomatic

The Delhi government Alounced Yellow Alert in Delhi on 28 Dec 21

Though excessive travel and vehicle movement are prohibited in the national capital, there are some exceptions. Subject to the issuance of a valid identification card, government officials, employees of autonomous bodies and PSUs, critical service personnel, and vehicles from related sectors are able to move freely.

There are no restrictions on inter-state or intra-state movement or essential Goods transportation. The Delhi Metro and public buses are operational, but only 50% of the seats are filled. Autos and electric autorickshaws are only permitted to carry two passengers. Taxis and app cabs are also permitted to transport two passengers with a valid reason to travel. Petrol stations, CNG stations, and LPG stations are all operational.

The following are the guidelines that air travellers, whether coming from overseas or nationally, must follow upon arrival at Delhi's Indira Gandhi International Airport:

When international passengers arrive in the country's capital, they will be sent to hotels that will be converted into quarantine facilities.
Due to an increase in COVID cases, a random sample of flyers will be collected for travellers arriving from states seeing an increase in cases.
Passengers will be able to leave once their samples have been collected.

Quarantine rules in Delhi

Passengers who test positive for the virus will be quarantined for 10 days, either at home or at a COVID Care Centre (CCC)/Community Health Centre (CHC)/hospital.
Before scheduled travel, international passengers will be required to complete a self-declaration form on the Air Suvidha Portal.
All overseas travellers will be required to submit post-arrival samples, which will be self-paid. If they test negative, they will be subjected to a mandated 7-day quarantine before being tested again on the eighth day. They will self-monitor for another 7 days if they test negative again.

For More Info visit http://ddma.delhigovt.nic.in/wps/wcm/connect/doit_dm/DM/Home/COVID-19/Orders+of+DDMA+on+COVID+19/

Maharashtra Travel Guidelines

In the face of rising COVID cases, Maharashtra imposes more restrictions including Section 144 at tourist hotspots.

The state administration has applied Section 144 in tourist areas and venues that attract huge crowds in the guidelines. Notably, these limits will take effect at midnight on December 31 and will remain in effect until new orders are issued.

Following an unprecedented increase in active COVID-19 incidents, the Maharashtra government has placed a curfew with the following conditions:

No one will be allowed to travel around unless they have a legitimate purpose.
Shopping parks, malls, auditoriums, theaters, religious establishments, gyms, stadiums, and fields, as well as other public venues such as beaches and gardens, will remain closed. (Restaurants can continue to provide home delivery and takeout services.)
Restaurants, weekly markets, vegetable/fruit markets, bakeries, mithai shops, and alcoholic beverage stores will all be closed.
Weddings will be limited to 25 guests and must be completed in no more than 2 hours. Ceremonies on the spur of the moment are not allowed.
Taxis, cabs, rickshaws, and private two- and four-wheeler vehicles will be permitted only for necessary purposes.

Please keep in mind that both domestic and foreign passengers arriving at either of Maharashtra's airports will be thermally screened. If they are considered to be symptomatic, they must be screened for COVID-19 at their own cost.

Intra-state travel is currently prohibited, except in emergency situations.

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