The new guidelines suggest that you no longer need a COVID-negative report, or an e-permit which was essential earlier. Starting today, the compulsory 2-day booking restriction for tourists is also lifted.
All inbound people from high load COVID-infected cities will have to stay in seven days’ institutional and then seven days’ home quarantine. The same applies to tourists from outside India as well. However, if their COVID test is done not earlier than 96 hours before arrival, they shall be exempted from quarantine.
Earlier tourists had to book a minimum of seven days in Uttarakhand, it was then reduced to two days, and stands slashed for now.
Any traveller who is asymptomatic and is travelling for less than seven days due to exam, business, or personal distress can continue to conduct their business, but need to monitor their health regularly. They must contact local authorities in case of symptoms.
In case you get tested at your destination and return with a negative report, you shall be exempted.
We request our readers to not travel unless essential. If travelling, please follow all the health and safety guidelines by Central and State governments as well as local bodies.
Social distancing is essential for your safety as well as for the locals of these places.