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Embrace Tradition: Heritage Weddings in Rajasthan

What can we say about the beauty of Rajasthan? It is one of the most fascinating and colorful states of India, renowned for its royal weddings in Rajasthan, destination weddings in Rajasthan, and heritage weddings in Rajasthan. It is definitely not just about forts and palaces; instead, it is about the rich culture and traditions that have deep roots going back centuries. Moreover, Rajasthan has become a hotspot for celebrity weddings and attracts couples from around the world to tie the knot with their love in the ultimate regal setting. The state offers magnificent sandy hills, pristine lakes, heritage palaces, aromatic food platters, and traditional hospitality, all of which combine to create the wedding location of your dreams. When you celebrate your special day in the princely state of Rajasthan, you will truly feel like a royal couple getting married in the most regal way possible. To make you feel like Kings and Queens on your big day, we are presenting you with a comprehensive list of hotspots that will blow your mind away and offer you the perfect setting for a destination wedding in Rajasthan.

Rajasthan has a bundle of cities, each offering everything you need to have a chic destination wedding. With each city embracing its culture and boasting of uniqueness, we wonder which one will steal your heart away. Here you go!

Destination Wedding in UDAIPUR — The City of Lakes

With its unique Rajputana charm, Udaipur, the city of lakes, is a highly popular tourist attraction and one of the most preferred destination wedding venues in India. This city, known as the Venice of the East, was founded by Maharana Udai Singh II in 1559 and is nestled amidst a set of artificial lakes, peppered with extravagant royal residences. Udaipur has witnessed many celebrity weddings, and when we talk about a destination wedding, Udaipur is the first venue that pops into the minds of soon-to-be-married couples. If you have your heart set on hosting a royal wedding, a traditional wedding, or a heritage wedding in Udaipur, then check out the best venues listed below.

Best Time of the Year: The winter season in Udaipur, known for its pleasant weather, is ideal for hosting a big fat Indian wedding.

Best Venues to Look Out For: Here is a list of the best wedding venues in Udaipur that can be your dream wedding location:

The Gyan Garh, Bhuwana, Udaipur

Radisson Blu Udaipur Palace Resort & Spa, Rani Road, Udaipur

Rajputana Udaipur — A Justa Resort, Hiran Magri, Udaipur

Fateh Garh, Sisarma, Udaipur

The Amargarh Resort, Ahmedabad Highway, Udaipur

Chunda Palace, Haridas Ji Ki Magri, Udaipur

Destination Wedding in JAIPUR — The Pink City

Jaipur, the capital of Rajasthan, is popularly known as the Pink City. Founded by Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh in 1727, it is the largest city in the state and offers a vibrant blend of culture, tradition, and culinary delights. Jaipur is famous for its colorful architecture, including iconic landmarks such as Amer Fort, Hawa Mahal, Jala Mahal, and Jantar Mantar. Along with its rich heritage, Jaipur is known for its delectable Rajasthani cuisine. Some of the palaces in Jaipur have been transformed into luxury hotels, offering the perfect setting for a dreamy royal wedding, traditional wedding, or heritage wedding. The forts in Jaipur are known as the best pre-wedding shoot locations and provide mesmerizing views of the entire Pink City. So, this picturesque wedding destination in India can be your ideal location as well.

Best Time of the Year: The winter season in Jaipur, with its pleasant climate, is the most desirable time for hosting a destination wedding.

Best Venues to Look Out For: Here is a list of the best wedding venues in Jaipur that can be your dream wedding location:

Chomu Palace Hotel, Chomu, Jaipur

Fairmont, Kukas, Jaipur

Majestic Resort, Mansarovar, Jaipur

Jai Bagh Palace, Kukas, Jaipur

Clarks Amer, JLN Marg, Jaipur

Destination Wedding in JAISALMER — The Golden City

Jaisalmer, known as the Golden City of India, is full of unrelenting plains and sands that look nothing short of enchanting. The sandstone palaces in Jaisalmer dazzle in the daylight and provide a spectacular backdrop for hosting a royal wedding ceremony. Imagine spending your evenings on the golden sand, enjoying the mesmerizing view from your cabanas or dancing around a bonfire. Jaisalmer offers several resorts, luxury hotels, and palaces that are perfect for grand celebrations. If you want to explore this hidden beauty and make it your ultimate wedding destination, check out the following picture-perfect wedding venues for a destination wedding in Jaisalmer:

Best Time of the Year: Winters are the most appropriate season in Jaisalmer, as the cold evenings and warm bonfires create a magical ambiance.

Best Venues to Look Out For: Here is a list of the best wedding venues in Jaisalmer that can offer you the perfect setting for your destination wedding:

Gorband Palace, Sam Road, Jaisalmer

Mahadev Resort, Sam Road, Jaisalmer

Desert Tulip Hotel & Resort, NH-8, Jaisalmer

Hotel Rang Mahal, Gandhi Colony, Jaisalmer

The Heritage Inn, Dabla, Jaisalmer

Destination Wedding in JODHPUR — The Sun City

Jodhpur, also known as the Sun City, is a city filled with colorful flowers, lights, and music, making it an ideal backdrop for a lavish wedding celebration. Located amidst the shimmering sands of the Thar Desert, Jodhpur features magnificent palaces and regal banquets set on a rocky outcrop, overlooking rustic forts that work wondrously as your wedding backdrop. Jodhpur is also known as the Blue City due to the blue houses that dominate its landscape. This city offers all the magic of old-world charms to every soon-to-be-married couple. If a destination wedding in Jodhpur is what you always dreamt of, check out the following awesome wedding venues:

Best Time of the Year: The winter season, from November to February, is the most desirable time to host a destination wedding in Jodhpur.

Best Venues to Look Out For: Here is a list of the best wedding venues in Jodhpur that can offer you a classic setting for your destination wedding:

Indana Palace, Shikargarh, Jodhpur

ITC Welcom Hotel, Shikargarh, Jodhpur

Amargarh Resort By Neelkanth Alura, DPS Circle, Jodhpur

Marugarh (Venture) Resort, Chopasni Road, Jodhpur

The Umaid Hotel- City Palace, Banar Road, Jodhpur

Bijolai Palace, Chopasni Road, Jodhpur

Destination Wedding in KUMBHALGARH — A Mewar Fortress

Kumbhalgarh, one of the most under-explored cities in Rajasthan, is home to the magnificent Kumbhalgarh Fort, built in the 15th century by Rana Kumbha. The forts in Kumbhalgarh are spectacularly illuminated every evening, creating an enchanting backdrop for your big day. This Mewar fortress, settled near the westerly limits of the Aravalli Hills, offers a dreamlike destination for a heritage wedding in Rajasthan. To explore this hidden beauty and make it your ultimate wedding destination, check out the following wedding venues in Kumbhalgarh:

Best Time of the Year: The winter season in Kumbhalgarh is the most appropriate for hosting a grand wedding ceremony.

Best Venues to Look Out For: Here is a list of the best destination wedding venues in Kumbhalgarh that can offer you a perfect setting for your destination marriage:

The Kumbha Bagh, Kumbhalgarh

Kumbhalgarh Safari Camp, Kumbhalgarh

The Wild Retreat Kumbhalgarh, Kumbhalgarh

Kumbhalgarh Forest Retreat, Kumbhalgarh

Kanj The Haveli Resort, Kumbhalgarh

With so many options available, we understand how difficult it is to choose one for a royal wedding, a destination wedding, or a heritage wedding in Rajasthan. We hope our rundown on the venues has helped you save research time and narrow down your choices. If you are willing to browse more destination wedding venues and services, visit our exclusive website, Weddingz.in, where hassle-free event planning and venue booking are just a click away. Book with us and enjoy “Guaranteed Best Prices” on all the wedding venues or event areas listed with us. For any queries or to learn more about our services, visit our website today!

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CHALO GARBA RAMVA NE – LET THE FESTIVITIES BEGIN!!!

“केम छो? मज्जा मा!”

“सू बात छे!”

“मारी पाछ्न अंयां सुधि आवि गयो!”

“चलो गरबा रामिये”

I had always wanted to play Garba. But somehow I had so much of inferiority complex, I never played one despite ample opportunities in Mumbai, the place I was born and brought up in. Usually for Malayalees, or I think any South Indian, dance is all about being graceful, the moves pleasant to the eyes of the viewer and for the performer, it’s surrendering to the God (the Bhakti Bhaava). The fact that dance can also be fun was never thought of. As a trained Bharatnatyam dancer, all I remember was to get my moves right, the right expression, the right posture and my teacher ensured that all her scolding took us students to the right direction.

I broke this mould of thought at TCS where I got to participate in a group dance competition. Since I didn’t get much opportunities in college, I grabbed this prospect. Thanks to my guru, my foundation was pretty strong. Dancing on the Marathi song “turu turu chalu nako” increased my confidence. I realized that dancing can actually be amusing. It didn’t matter what the audience thought about me. All I knew was I am here to enjoy.

So when it was time for Navratri this year, I actually thanked my lucky stars for getting placed in Rajasthan. Ahmedabad just 7 hours away from Salumbar, the place I am currently residing in, my dancing shoes couldn’t wait any longer.

On the 8th day of Navratri, which was a Saturday, I enquired at the bus stop for the bus timings. 7 am sounded perfect to me and I quickly packed my bags for the impending trip. The night went in thinking how to finish the rest of the vegetables, how there are too many clothes to iron! What to cook for tomorrow morning? What jewellery do I take?

Sunday morning, cold though it was, geared me up to get up early and set out on an exciting journey to Amdavad!

It was already 7 am and I was just past midway to the bus stop. I stopped the bus shaking my hands vigorously.

“कहाँ जाओगे?

अमदावाद uncle

चलो अंदर”

Ha! Caught the bus on time. Happily munching on my breakfast, I had a friendly chat with the conductor because obviously my Plazo and Bandana was making him visibly excited to ask about –

“कहाँ से हो?”

“सलूम्बर में क्या कर रहे हो?”

“अमदावाद में क्या काम है?”

“केरल में हिंदी इतना अच्छा बोल लेते हैं?”

As soon as I crossed the Rajasthan-Gujarat border, we entered the highway with wonderful roads. I could sense the nervous excitement tickling in my bones. So finally am here! All the sign boards in Gujarati! I was happily trying to read them.

ये ‘क’ है और ये ‘ध’

I could hardly believe it. My co fellow Sanjana must have called me umpteen number of times to know where I was! The place where the bus halted for lunch was alright but the toilets? Horrible! Wonder what swacchta abhiyaan did to these areas!

Man, the bus got stuck at Naroda! The heat and the thirst was driving me mad. I got off agitated and took a cab to my cousin’s place in South Bopal. She was also waiting for me concerned. After all the person who was supposed to reach at 2 ended up at 4 pm!

No questions, please! खाना देदो मुझे !

I was hogging as if I haven’t seen food for days. When I dozed off I didn’t even realize! Finally, when I woke up, it was time for Garba!

I quickly got ready and called up Sanjana for the venue details. By 9 pm, the 6 of us – my dear friends Sanjana, Nitika, Yatti, Amarpreet, Harsh and myself were at the venue. I was initially skeptical what will I perform when I saw so many students in their traditional costumes at H.L college of commerce, the venue. But later on, I thought, I have come all the way here for this, lets nail it!

As Mark Twain has rightly said “Dance like no one’s watching”

What began thereafter was an evening to remember. Fighting with the organizers for what according to them is traditional to finally pushing ourselves in, I played the Garba of my life. My initial steps were with my blue coloured Dandiya sticks but later on the groups that were getting formed were all for Garba. We finally threw our sticks in the center of our circle.

“गरबा तो गरबा, अपने को क्या?”

Apparently, none of us knew Garba.

“वैसे डांडिया भी तो नहीं आता था!”

Sanjana and myself realized that we are just inventing steps. Why not check with someone who knew the steps? We joined one group and we found a cute guy generous enough to show us 2 important steps which we played the entire night! He taught us so well that even now that I am back in Salumbar, I do play at times in my room. It was that fun!

We played till 11 pm, had Chinese food and dozed off to sleep the moment we checked into our rooms in the hotel. The spinning, the clapping, the jumping ensured that all 208 bones were in action. We were so visibly tired which though we didn’t realize then in excitement, we understood it next day morning when we got up at 10 am!

The day finally ended for me watching Mirza at the open theatre “Drive in cinema”. Though the movie was worth forgetting, the ambiance? worth to remember. I have never sat in a cinema theater with legs up on the seats! We applauded, danced, shouted in the open air – super-duper fun.

Though my pseudo Garba outfit from Mumbai made my co fellows envious, this dress now gets even more special. Not to forget my Rajasthani chappals, bangles and necklace from Udaipur.

“जब केरल की छोरी पहुंचे राजस्थान और नाचे धूम धाम से अमदावाद में, तो diversity का मज़ा ही कुछ और हो जाता है”

The last day of Navratri was the day the Gujjus became super crazy. i was like –

“इनको सोना भी है या नहीं? Dancing like idiots till 4 am in the morning!”

But the one thing I liked about them is this – “खाओ, पीयो, ऐश करो”

Rather than the Malayali funda–

“पढ़ो, लिखो, Decent living बनाओ”

At least for once, it felt different. It felt nice to be stupid and crazy.

I literally burst out laughing when I asked my aunt –

“दशहरा में यहाँ क्या होता है ?

Gujjus जलेबी और फाफड़ा खाएंगे”

And finally, I too had my share of Jalebi, Fafda with Papaya chutney and Kadi along with my sumptuous Kerala meal which I was missing so much after my mother went back to Mumbai from Salumbar.

So to conclude,

“Dance your lungs out”. This is NOT a competition to win.

“Create moments”.”Make it special”. As we are already fighting a battle within ourselves.

“Go for what you want, face your fears”

This festival taught me to be crazy head to toe, to forget my imperfections.

And finally, meeting co fellows is fun. I am so surprised how much I have changed over the years. I don’t even remember ever meeting someone in a third place save for my frequent trips to Kerala to meet my relatives.

The bus ride back to Salumbar left a trail of some wonderful Garba memories behind and lots of moments to smile about.

“Well, Diwali is around the corner and the festivities continue!”

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Hotel Indra Niwas Udaipur provides you with Quality accommodation ideal for leisure and business travelers. We are a Luxury Hotel On The Way Off Ahmedabad Udaipur Highway. Tourists looking for best hotels at a reasonable price can choose from the various deluxe hotels of Udaipur. The hotel provides all the facilities and services to fulfill the basic requirements of the guests.

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Birthday Party Halls in Udaipur to Host a Happening Bash

The trend of hosting birthday parties at home and setting up everything all by oneself has become passe now. As people are hardpressed for time nowadays, they prefer booking a hall to host a trendy, extravagant party. Nowadays people, love to throw fancy outdoor birthday bashes, not exert as much and simply enjoy the day. However, the most significant part here is venue selection and this is where we can help you out. To make things easier for you, we have scouted venues and shortlisted the best birthday party halls in Udaipur for your B-day.

The Udai Bagh, Airport Road, Udaipur

Aaram Bagh, Ahmedabad Highway, Udaipur

The Oberoi Udaivilas Palace, Mallatalai, Udaipur

Hotel Royal Pratap Niwas, Mallatalai, Udaipur

Labhgarh Palace Resort, Eklinj Ji, Udaipur

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The Udai Bagh, Airport Road, Udaipur

The Udai Bagh, Airport Road, Udaipur

  Aaram Bagh, Ahmedabad Highway, Udaipur

Aaram Bagh, Ahmedabad Highway, Udaipur

  The Oberoi Udaivilas Palace, Mallatalai, Udaipur

The Oberoi Udaivilas Palace, Mallatalai, Udaipur

  Hotel Royal Pratap Niwas, Mallatalai, Udaipur

Hotel Royal Pratap Niwas, Mallatalai, Udaipur

  Labhgarh Palace Resort, Eklinj Ji, Udaipur

Labhgarh Palace Resort, Eklinj Ji, Udaipur

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Are you also planning to go on holiday? So find out, about the rule of all the states ...

New delhi date. 28 September 2020, Monday

The Corona virus has hit the tourism sector hardest but now several states have opened their borders to tourists. States have unveiled a number of new guidelines that every tourist needs to know about. If you are also planning to go somewhere, know these guidelines of the states to avoid any trouble.

Andhra Pradesh: - A 14-day home quarantine is required for people coming from Telangana and Karnataka. Interstate travel is not prohibited.

Arunachal Pradesh: - Passengers entering the state will have to undergo rapid antigen test at the state's check gate and helipad. A 14-day home or institutional quarantine will be required if the corona is positive. There are no restrictions on travel within the state.

Assam: - There is no ban on travel, persons arriving in the state in 96 hours will have to undergo antigen test. If positive, quarantine will be required for 10 days.

Chhattisgarh: - E-pass is not required. 14 days quarantine is required for passengers arriving from another state. Several districts, including Raipur, have been declared containment zones.

Goa: - Passengers from other states do not need to undergo Corona test on arrival here. Passengers are no longer required to bring e-pass, covid negative report. Bars have been opened here but it has become necessary to follow all customer safety guidelines. Beach shakes and casinos will be closed.

Gujarat: - Thermal screening is required at Ahmedabad, Bhavnagar, Porbandar Airport. No quarantine required. In Ahmedabad and Surat, buses will have to run at 50 per cent passenger capacity, while in the remaining areas, buses will run at 60 per cent passenger capacity.

Himachal Pradesh: Tourists arriving in Himachal Pradesh are not required to register on the state's official website or submit a negative report of corona when entering the border. However, interstate bus service will be restricted for the time being. All tourism related activities in Kinnaur and Spiti Valley will be closed till the end of October. Tourists will be compelled to download the Health Bridge app. Tourists will no longer have to stop on the highway, they will have to stop at a designated place.

Jharkhand: - Inter - state bus services are closed here. Hotels, lodges, restaurants have started reopening. On arrival, all passengers will have to register their personal details on the government website https://ift.tt/2CN5pYw.

Jammu and Kashmir: - Passengers coming here are required to undergo Covid-19 antigen test. Aviation / railway passengers will have to go through home quarantine for 14 days. Passengers' phones must have a health bridge app. Road tripping passengers will have to abide by the quarantine rules unless their report is negative.

Karnataka: - It is not mandatory for passengers coming from other states to stay in quarantine for 14 days. Tourists do not even need to register on the Seva Indus portal.

Kerala: - Tourists will have to register on the Jagrata portal, which will automatically accept the entry into the state. This entry will serve as a pass. A 14-day home quarantine is required for travelers coming from abroad or far away.

Maharashtra: Inter- state travel ban continues. There are no restrictions on people living in the state.

Mizoram: - Only Monday, Thursday and Saturday flights are available for passengers. The curfew will continue from 8:30 pm to 4:30 am.

Rajasthan: All passengers are allowed to come here. Section 144 has been implemented in more than 11 districts, including Jaipur, Jodhpur, Kota, Ajmer, Alwar, Bhilwara, Bikaner, Udaipur, Sikar, Pali and Nagaur. All vehicles including cabs, buses, autorickshaws can move around. The vehicle cannot accommodate more passengers than required.

Sikkim: - Hotels, homestays and other tourism related services will resume from October 10. Bookings for hotels and homestays have started from September 27. The West Bengal border will open from October 1.

Tamil Nadu: - E-pass is mandatory for people coming from other states by train, flight or road. Clubs, hotels and resorts will operate under the required rules. Chennai Airport will be able to handle 50 flights every day from September.

Uttar Pradesh: - Thermal screening of passengers is required at the airport. In addition, a 14-day quarantine is also required. Quarantine will not be mandatory if you wish to return within seven days.

Uttarakhand: - It is mandatory for outsiders to register on the web portal https://ift.tt/33662qw to enter the state. The two-day booking requirement has now been abolished in the state for tourists. Tourists do not even have to show a negative report of Covid-19. Thermal screening is mandatory at all Border Checkposts, Airports, Railway Stations and Border District Bus Stands. Tourists will have to download the Health Bridge app, wear masks and adhere to social distance.

West Bengal: - Flights are restricted here and only special trains are available.

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Are you also planning to go on holiday? So find out, about the rule of all the states ...

New delhi date. 28 September 2020, Monday

The Corona virus has hit the tourism sector hardest but now several states have opened their borders to tourists. States have unveiled a number of new guidelines that every tourist needs to know about. If you are also planning to go somewhere, know these guidelines of the states to avoid any trouble.

Andhra Pradesh: - A 14-day home quarantine is required for people coming from Telangana and Karnataka. Interstate travel is not prohibited.

Arunachal Pradesh: - Passengers entering the state will have to undergo rapid antigen test at the state's check gate and helipad. A 14-day home or institutional quarantine will be required if the corona is positive. There are no restrictions on travel within the state.

Assam: - There is no ban on travel, persons arriving in the state in 96 hours will have to undergo antigen test. If positive, quarantine will be required for 10 days.

Chhattisgarh: - E-pass is not required. 14 days quarantine is required for passengers arriving from another state. Several districts, including Raipur, have been declared containment zones.

Goa: - Passengers from other states do not need to undergo Corona test on arrival here. Passengers are no longer required to bring e-pass, covid negative report. Bars have been opened here but it has become necessary to follow all customer safety guidelines. Beach shakes and casinos will be closed.

Gujarat: - Thermal screening is required at Ahmedabad, Bhavnagar, Porbandar Airport. No quarantine required. In Ahmedabad and Surat, buses will have to run at 50 per cent passenger capacity, while in the remaining areas, buses will run at 60 per cent passenger capacity.

Himachal Pradesh: Tourists arriving in Himachal Pradesh are not required to register on the state's official website or submit a negative report of corona when entering the border. However, interstate bus service is currently restricted here. All tourism related activities in Kinnaur and Spiti Valley will be closed till the end of October. Tourists will be compelled to download the Health Bridge app. Tourists will no longer have to stop on the highway, they will have to stop at a designated place.

Jharkhand: - Inter - state bus services are closed here. Hotels, lodges, restaurants have started reopening. On arrival, all passengers will have to register their personal details on the government website https://ift.tt/2CN5pYw.

Jammu and Kashmir: - Passengers coming here are required to undergo Covid-19 antigen test. Flight / railway passengers will have to go through home quarantine for 14 days. Passengers' phones must have a health bridge app. Road tripping passengers will have to abide by the quarantine rules unless their report is negative.

Karnataka: - It is not mandatory for passengers coming from other states to stay in quarantine for 14 days. Tourists do not even need to register on the Seva Indus portal.

Kerala: - Tourists will have to register on the Jagrata portal, which will automatically accept the entry into the state. This entry will serve as a pass. A 14-day home quarantine is required for travelers coming from abroad or far away.

Maharashtra: Interstate travel ban remains in place. There are no restrictions on people living in the state.

Mizoram: - Only Monday, Thursday and Saturday flights are available for passengers. The curfew will continue from 8:30 pm to 4:30 am.

Rajasthan: All passengers are allowed to come here. Section 144 has been implemented in more than 11 districts, including Jaipur, Jodhpur, Kota, Ajmer, Alwar, Bhilwara, Bikaner, Udaipur, Sikar, Pali and Nagaur. All vehicles including cabs, buses, autorickshaws can move around. The vehicle cannot accommodate more passengers than required.

Sikkim: - Hotels, homestays and other tourism related services will resume from October 10. Bookings for hotels and homestays have started from September 27. The West Bengal border will open from October 1.

Tamil Nadu: - E-pass is mandatory for people coming from other states by train, flight or road. Clubs, hotels and resorts will operate under the required rules. Chennai Airport will be able to handle 50 flights every day from September.

Uttar Pradesh: - Thermal screening of passengers is required at the airport. In addition, a 14-day quarantine is also required. Quarantine will not be mandatory if you wish to return within seven days.

Uttarakhand: - It is mandatory for outsiders to register on the web portal https://ift.tt/33662qw to enter the state. The two-day booking requirement has now been abolished in the state for tourists. Tourists do not even have to show a negative report of Covid-19. Thermal screening is mandatory at all Border Checkposts, Airports, Railway Stations and Border District Bus Stands. Tourists will have to download the Health Bridge app, wear masks and adhere to social distance.

West Bengal: - Flights are restricted here and only special trains are available.

For more information please go to https://ift.tt/3bbz2Ph

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Are you also planning to go on holiday? So find out, about the rule of all the states ...

New delhi date. 28 September 2020, Monday

The Corona virus has hit the tourism sector hardest but now several states have opened their borders to tourists. States have unveiled a number of new guidelines that every tourist needs to know about. If you are also planning to go somewhere, know these guidelines of the states to avoid any trouble.

Andhra Pradesh: - A 14-day home quarantine is required for people coming from Telangana and Karnataka. Interstate travel is not prohibited.

Arunachal Pradesh: - Passengers entering the state will have to undergo rapid antigen test at the state's check gate and helipad. A 14-day home or institutional quarantine will be required if the corona is positive. There are no restrictions on travel within the state.

Assam: - There is no ban on travel, persons arriving in the state in 96 hours will have to undergo antigen test. If positive, quarantine will be required for 10 days.

Chhattisgarh: - E-pass is not required. 14 days quarantine is required for passengers arriving from another state. Several districts, including Raipur, have been declared containment zones.

Goa: - Passengers from other states do not need to undergo Corona test on arrival here. Passengers are no longer required to bring e-pass, covid negative report. Bars have been opened here but it has become necessary to follow all customer safety guidelines. Beach shakes and casinos will be closed.

Gujarat: - Thermal screening is required at Ahmedabad, Bhavnagar, Porbandar Airport. No quarantine required. In Ahmedabad and Surat, buses will have to run at 50 per cent passenger capacity, while in the remaining areas, buses will run at 60 per cent passenger capacity.

Himachal Pradesh: Tourists arriving in Himachal Pradesh are not required to register on the state's official website or submit a negative report of corona when entering the border. However, interstate bus service will be restricted for the time being. All tourism related activities in Kinnaur and Spiti Valley will be closed till the end of October. Tourists will be compelled to download the Health Bridge app. Tourists will no longer have to stop on the highway, they will have to stop at a designated place.

Jharkhand: - Inter - state bus services are closed here. Hotels, lodges, restaurants have started reopening. On arrival, all passengers will have to register their personal details on the government website https://ift.tt/2CN5pYw.

Jammu and Kashmir: - Passengers coming here are required to undergo Covid-19 antigen test. Aviation / railway passengers will have to go through home quarantine for 14 days. Passengers' phones must have a health bridge app. Road tripping passengers will have to abide by the quarantine rules unless their report is negative.

Karnataka: - It is not mandatory for passengers coming from other states to stay in quarantine for 14 days. Tourists do not even need to register on the Seva Indus portal.

Kerala: - Tourists will have to register on the Jagrata portal, which will automatically accept the entry into the state. This entry will serve as a pass. A 14-day home quarantine is required for travelers coming from abroad or far away.

Maharashtra: Inter- state travel ban continues. There are no restrictions on people living in the state.

Mizoram: - Only Monday, Thursday and Saturday flights are available for passengers. The curfew will continue from 8:30 pm to 4:30 am.

Rajasthan: All passengers are allowed to come here. Section 144 has been implemented in more than 11 districts, including Jaipur, Jodhpur, Kota, Ajmer, Alwar, Bhilwara, Bikaner, Udaipur, Sikar, Pali and Nagaur. All vehicles including cabs, buses, autorickshaws can move around. The vehicle cannot accommodate more passengers than required.

Sikkim: - Hotels, homestays and other tourism related services will resume from October 10. Bookings for hotels and homestays have started from September 27. The West Bengal border will open from October 1.

Tamil Nadu: - E-pass is mandatory for people coming from other states by train, flight or road. Clubs, hotels and resorts will operate under the required rules. Chennai Airport will be able to handle 50 flights every day from September.

Uttar Pradesh: - Thermal screening of passengers is required at the airport. In addition, a 14-day quarantine is also required. Quarantine will not be mandatory if you wish to return within seven days.

Uttarakhand: - It is mandatory for outsiders to register on the web portal https://ift.tt/33662qw to enter the state. The two-day booking requirement has now been abolished in the state for tourists. Tourists do not even have to show a negative report of Covid-19. Thermal screening is mandatory at all Border Checkposts, Airports, Railway Stations and Border District Bus Stands. Tourists will have to download the Health Bridge app, wear masks and adhere to social distance.

West Bengal: - Flights are restricted here and only special trains are available.

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