Fully vaccinated travellers to Ladakh do not require RT-PCR test report

Good news for fully vaccinated travellers. The Leh District Administration has said that fully vaccinated travellers are not required to show an RT-PCR test report in the Union Territory. According to an official order, the Disaster Management, Relief, Rehabilitation & Reconstruction Department of Ladakh included this new rule to its existing order.
According to the new rule, both doses of an approved vaccine should be taken, and the last vaccine should have been taken at least 15 days before travel. Provided that travellers follow this rule, they will not be required to show any RT-PCR negative test report. However, such fully vaccinated travellers must also ensure that they have no symptoms of COVID-19.
The order mentions, "The District Administration – Leh and Kargil will put in place a reliable and verifiable system in consultation with the Health Department for the purpose.”
If you are unvaccinated, or have only gotten one vaccine, then you are required to get an RT-PCR test done. Your test report should be negative, and must not be older than 96 hours before you arrive in Ladakh.
Ladakh, which was recently made into a Union Territory, is a mountainous region high up in the Indian Himalayas. It is home to some of the most spectacular experiences, and is one of the most coveted places of all. Everything is ten times better in Ladakh, and the clouds are always keeping your company.