No. Andaman and Nicobar Islands is the Union territories of India that was established in 1956. Among 836, only 37 islands of the archipelago are inhabited.
Yes. However, one needs to follow certain rules and regulation set aside by the tourism department of the island at the wake of covid, including wearing masks and social distancing.
Being an Indian Union territory, the currency used here is Indian rupee.
Havelock Island, Cellular Jail Museum, Neil Island, Baratang, Diglipur, Radhanagar beach, Jolly Buoy Beach and Mahatma Gandhi Marine National Park are the major tourist attractions of Andaman.
Yes. The passenger ship started plying to Andaman in May 2020 after closure for 2 months.
Yes. The authorities at the airport will be checking the RTPCR test report from any ICMR recognised lab, which is not more than 2 days. Also, the tourist had to go to institutional quarantine, if they are tested positive on arrival.
Yes. The visiting hours of some tourist locations have been limited, such as the 10 am to 5 pm schedule in beaches. Besides that, the number of visitors at Cellular Jail is being reduced, so is the seating capacity for the Light and Sound show.
Tourists usually rush to Kerala from November to mid-February, when then climate is warm and not too hot. Even otherwise, the weather of the state is neither too hot nor cold and is tolerable.
Yes, but all tourist destinations are ordered to follow strict covid protocols such as wearing mandatory masks, social distancing, providing online tickets and limited visiting hours. However, some resorts and spas are not yet opened.
The climate of this tropical state of Kerala is neither too hot nor too cold. So the tourists could visit them at any times of the year. Furthermore, one needs to take extra care while travelling in the monsoon season spanning from June to mid-August.
Currently, domestic tourists who are not going to stay more than 7 days do not require staying in quarantine. Otherwise, they must show the report of their RTPCR or Rapid Antigen test which is not more than 2 days old. Anyhow, they are recommended to wear mandatory face masks, carry sanitisers and pre-book hotels and entry tickets (if any).
Munnar, Wayanad, Athirapally, Varkala, Alleppey, Kovalam, Kumarakom, Thekkady and Kochi are the major tourist attraction of Kerala.
Yes
Kerala is located to the south-western tip of India. On its western side is the Arabian Sea, Karnataka to the North and Tamil Nadu to its South and Eastern stretch.