Interstate, interdistrict, and intra-district public transit buses will be allowed to operate at 50 percent of registered capacity starting Aug. 13, 2021. After the lockdown, people left their homes to take a break from the stress and fear of the pandemic. The second wave has paused in the country, but the recent improvement has been a sign of relief. As of August 30, 2021, one hundred of the population of Himachal had received the first dose of Covid vaccine. Since the state opened the doors to tourists and eased all restrictions on interstate travel. Below are the COVID-19 guidelines for traveling to Himachal Pradesh. Regarding the coronavirus threat, Himachal Pradesh has seen a considerable drop in the number of new cases in 2021. The return from 2020 is a positive sign for the tourism sector, the state that is returning to its growth.

Although the main occupation of the state is agriculture, the hotel industry also contributes greatly to the economy of this paradise in northern India. These COVID-19 government regulations for traveling to Himachal Pradesh are all you need to know when planning your 2021 vacation! Travelers entering the state by air are not required to register on the government`s ePassport portal before traveling. Similarly, all carriers, whether loaded or unloaded, and transporting goods or goods for the country and export, are exempt from any kind of Covid restrictions when entering or leaving the state of Himachal Pradesh. A magnificent view of Aadi Purkha Temple at sunset – (Image Credit: hpmandi.nic.in/) While Himachal has traditionally been known as a summer destination, the Ministry of Tourism and Civil Aviation has made special efforts to break the factor of seasonality and has developed diversified tourism products to attract tourists in other seasons. Now, Himachal is known as „A destination for all seasons and reasons“. Indeed, the Ministry has placed particular emphasis on the development of activity-oriented tourism and the development of new sub-destinations. In order to promote tourism in the countryside and in unexplored areas, appropriate infrastructure will be developed within the limits of available resources. Shimla is painted white with snowfall in the months between December and February. Key Monastery, in the Spiti Valley, next to the white river Spiti – (Photo: Samantha-hentosh_unsplash) If you travel to northern Himachal Pradesh, you will notice the influence of Tibetan culture. The 14th Dalai Lama found refuge in the Dharshamla Hills, Mcleodganj, after being exiled from Tibet. Within the Mcleodgang Tsuglakhang Temple complex is Namgyal Monastery, also known as the Dalai Lama Temple.

Here you can participate in morning or evening prayers, which are open to all. A beautiful experience for an insight into Buddhist culture is spiritual debate. Monks applaud to clarify their point of view, and this is often referred to as a „applause debate.“ During your stay, be sure to visit the Norbulingka Institute, which preserves Tibetan culture and teaches Tibetan refugees everything from English to Buddhist traditions. Dharamshala is also known among adventure lovers for trekking and other adventurous sports. This enchanting getaway has something for all types of travelers. From adventure sports such as paragliding, trekking and rafting to tranquility with mesmerizing views of the surrounding countryside. Manali first became a tourist hotspot due to its repeated presence in Bollywood movies. Now, with the advent of social media, it has become even more popular as it is the perfect city that it is. Manali is a year-round destination, painted white in cold winters and a cool escape from the summer heat.

For the perfect itinerary to explore this beautiful mountain resort, check out our list of the best things to do and see in Manali. A bridge in old Manali and a tourist hotspot, mainly because of the Bollywood movie „Bang Bang“. Snowy roads leading to Kullu – (Photo credit: Abhishek_donda_unsplash) Please follow the policies you must follow according to your reservation. The government of Himachal Pradesh has opened its borders with some binding guidelines that you must follow, please review the travel booking policies listed below. In addition to the above guidelines, the tourist must follow the guidelines of the respective districts or local administrative bodies. Built during the British colonial period, Dalhousie is home to picturesque churches that are architectural gems. This place was founded in the mid-19th century by Lord Dalhousie. This popular mountain resort is ideal for sightseeing, where the snow-capped mountains will enchant you. Shopaholic or not, you won`t be able to resist showing off at Tibetan craft markets. While in Dalhousie, take a day trip to Khajjiar, the „mini-Switzerland of India.“ The picturesque landscapes with meadows, dense forests of Deodar and a beautiful lake have definitely earned him this title. After suffering heavy losses due to the COVID pandemic, the Himachal Pradesh Tourism Development Corporation (HPTDC) has now decided to promote weddings in its hotels, located in the most beautiful locations. How and where can I register for a trip to Himachal Pradesh? All interstate movements to Himachal Pradesh are monitored by registering in the COVID E-Registration software.

You can covidregistration.hp.gov.in through this site The breathtaking beauty of Himhal`s „Mini-Israel“ There were previously no restrictions on tourists visiting various destinations in the Himachal, but with the increase in Covid cases in the state, the government has put in place restrictions and guidelines for travel to the Himachal. Known as the „paragliding capital of India“, Bir welcomes all adventure addicts with open arms. Located in the Kangra Valley in Himachal Pradesh, it goes without saying that, like most cities in Himachal, you won`t have any complaints when it comes to the city`s views and scenery. Ranked as the second best place in the world for paragliding, you know you can`t leave this city without trying. They also have other exciting activities, from camping to trekking to relaxing at the famous Bir Lake. You will also get a glimpse of Tibetan culture, as you will have a Tibetan settlement on the outskirts of Bir. So don`t think too much about it and contact us to plan your holiday here. This picturesque town is vibrant and dotted with temples. It is decorated with lights during the festive months of February and March. The Shivratri festival, which lasts more than a week, is a unique cultural experience. Mandi is the second largest city in Himachal after Shimla and is particularly popular with hikers and pilgrims. This unusual destination is also the cultural capital of the state and as widely known as East Varanasi.

How to get there: Shimla is the nearest train station, while Bhuntar Airport (Kullu) is well connected to the northern states of India.