#Sikkim trip from Ahmedabad

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Book the cheapest Gangtok Tour Packages

If you want to take a trip to Gangtok, our Gangtok tour packages are the best choice for you. Whether you like a quick trip or a lengthy itinerary, a relaxed stay, or an adventurous vacation, Carrnivaltrips has the perfect Gangtok vacation tours.

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Enchanting North East India: Ahmedabad’s Tours by Package

The North East of India is a mesmerizing tapestry of lush landscapes, vibrant cultures, and rich traditions a visit to this magical locality would do just fine. The North East is full of different experiences that cater for all types of travelers–from serene valleys and grand mountains to busy markets and old monasteries. We are going to find out why you should visit north east tour packages from ahmedabad. Explore the best travels company in ahmedabad from Ahmedabad.

Why Choose North East India?

Frequently referred to as the “Seven Sisters and One Brother,” the North East region consists of eight states, including Assam, Arunachal Pradesh, Manipur, Meghalaya, Mizoram, Nagaland, Sikkim, and Tripura. One of the things that are acknowledged about this area is its marvelous scenery, numerous societies and friendly people. Below are some highlights for your trip to North East India:

1. Northeastern India has beautiful landscapes. These landscapes are so beautiful that they attract people who love natural beauty although the same might make tourists not want to leave.

2. Rich culture and Traditions: Every state has its own specific culture and traditions. In Assam, the festival of Bihu and the Hornbill festival in Nagaland and the Losar festival in Sikkim show the varied cultures in one place.

3. Adventure Activities: The North East offers numerous adventure activities you can involve in to fill your love for thrill seeking, such as trekking, river rafting, and wildlife safaris.

4. Peace and Tranquility are found in the North East, away from the crowded places that are full of tourists and people who have come for holiday. It is a place which is very calm in nature hence being perfect for recuperating from your tiredness.

Popular Destinations in North East India

1. Perplexity is reduced and burstiness is increased in this way “Shillong, Meghalaya: Often referred to as “Scotland of the East,” Shillong is well known for its beautiful hills, water bodies and cool weather which it experiences. Among the notable tourist destinations there are Umiam Lake, Elephanta Falls as well as Shillong Peak.

2. This capital city is named Gangtok, located in Sikkim. The Himalayas can be observed from Gangtok in one of the most stunning views across all cities with these mountains around them. Key attractions include Tsomgo Lake, Nathula Pass, and Rumtek Monastery.

3. Kaziranga National Park also referred to as Kaziranga is on the east shore of Assam, India. It holds a UNESCO World legacy site status because it accommodates various types of species such as single horn rhinoceroses, tigers just to mention but a few among others. The park provides exciting jeep and elephant rides that often leave visitors breathless.

4. Tawang, Arunachal Pradesh: known for its beautiful monasteries and its famous Tawang Monastery, Tawang also has scenic landscapes which make it ideal for ones who find spiritual peace in natural splendor.

5. The state famed for its ubiquitous living root bridges and earth’s sources of the highest amount of rain is Cherrapunji in Meghalaya. It is one place with these incredible wonders of nature which you will never forget.

Best North East Tour Packages from Ahmedabad

These curated tour packages provide you with in depth experiences of Northeast India from Ahmedabad:

1. Mystical Meghalaya Tour

Uncover the enchanting beauty of Northeast India on our meticulously designed 7-night, 8-day adventure. Explore Sikkim, Gangtok, Lachung, Yumthang Valley, Pelling, and Darjeeling, witnessing majestic mountains, cascading waterfalls, vibrant flower displays, and sacred monasteries. Embark on thrilling hikes and sightseeing excursions, experiencing the captivating culture and breathtaking landscapes of this unforgettable region.

2. Sikkim and Darjeeling Delight

Explore the wonders of Northeast India on our action-packed 6-night, 7-day itinerary. Discover Tsomgo Lake, Baba Mandir, Yumthang Valley, and Pelling, all while experiencing the region’s rich cultural heritage and dramatic landscapes. This comprehensive package includes transportation, meals, and comfortable accommodations, ensuring a stress-free and unforgettable adventure.

Conclusion

Yashvi Tours And Travels a travel agency in gandhinagar offers customizing North East India tour packages from Ahmedabad. For an unforgettable experience filled with natural beauty, cultural richness, and thrilling adventures. Whether you are a nature lover, a cultural enthusiast, or an adventure seeker, the North East has something to offer everyone.

We provide customized tours and travel packages for international trip packagesanddomestic tour packages from gandhinagar to ensure your trip is tailored to your preferences and interests. Embark on a magical journey to the North East and create memories that will last a lifetime!

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A Complete Guide on How to Apply Visa for India from the UK

If you travel regularly for work or leisure to India, you must already know how Indian Visa system is the most complicated & now so very dynamic in the world. And, for those who are/will be travelling to India for the first time from the UK, this article is here to simplify the process of navigating through the available visas.

 We, at FlightsPro, believe that apart from being the best travel agents in London & pioneer in booking your cheap flights, we also need to give you proper guidance on visas and how it actually works. 

 So, procuring a visa for India is a process that keeps updating. While in 2019, the e-visa for India was only available for 60 days; in April of 2019 it was extended to a year. 

 Therefore we decided to simply tell you all about types of e-Visas for India, how to get it and what all to keep in mind. For we don’t want you to be scammed by any of the online visa agencies or you be charged double and triple the amount. With proper detailed knowledge, you should be able to sail through the visa process swiftly. 

 Type of e-Visas in India

 Please note that if you anyhow fail to procure e-Visa, a physical visa can be obtained at the Indian Embassy. 

 e-Tourist Visa (30 days, 1 year, 5 years)

e-Business Visa (1 year)

e-Conference Visa (30 days)

e-Medical Visa (60 days)

e-Medical Attendant Visa (60 days)

 However, we think here, you would only need guidance for a tourist visa. If you wish to know about e-business visas, please connect with our travel professionals directly. We are one the best business travel agents in London, UK

 Coming back to the e-Tourist visas, here are the three types of tourist visas that you can attain online: 

 One Month e-Tourist Visa, which is valid up to 30 days and includes double entry

One Year e-Tourist Visa, which is valid up to 365 days and includes multiple entries

Five Year e-Tourst Visa, which is valid up to 5 years and includes multiple entries.

 It is also important to note that if you have the 1 and 5 years visas, it doesn’t mean that you can stay in India for the whole time. Since it involves multiple entries, you must exit the country after 90 days. For people travelling from the UK you can stay for 180 days. 

 Processing time 

 Usually, a visa for India takes about 3-5 business days. You can add a few more days if you are waiting for your visa to be sent by post to you. However, it is much faster if you are collecting it straight from the centre. 

 Where can I apply for the Visa from the UK?

 The e-Visa can be applied on the website of the Immigration Department or the agency. If you are applying for a physical visa, you will be applying straight at the Indian Embassy. But now, all visa applications are handled by VFS Global. VFS Services is a trusted partner to “The Government of India” in UK and manages the administrative function of the Visa

 Why to prefer applying for e-Visa? 

 Well, e-Visa should be preferred buying online because one - it takes longer to apply for a visa sticker at the embassy and it ends up being more expensive. You will have to wait to be called for your appointment and hence can take longer. The e-Visa is rather procured digitally and later is sent through email. 

 Permitted Airports  

 If you have applied for e-Visas, you are permitted to enter only a limited number of airports including Ahmedabad, Amritsar, Bagdogra, Bengaluru, Bhubaneshwar, Calicut, Chennai, Chandigarh, Cochin, Coimbatore, Delhi, Gaya, Goa, Guwahati, Hyderabad, Jaipur, Kolkata, Lucknow, Madurai, Mangalore, Mumbai, Nagpur, Port Blair, Pune, Tiruchirapalli, Trivandrum, Varanasi & Visakhapatnam.

 While, Cochin, Goa, Mangalore, Mumbai, and Chennai are the seaports that are accessible with such e-Visas. 

 Applying Visa through an Agency

 Visa application using a trusted visa agency is also preferred by many because there are times when travellers actually fail to use the immigration service’s own website. The little details that you require to submit on the form is often ambiguous and no matter how small the mistake is, will result in a failed application. Sometimes, you often face issues uploading the documents in the correct format. Therefore, travellers sometimes do prefer going through an agency rather than a DIY. 

 FlightsPro, can guide you though some of the trusted visa agencies or guide you through the process of doing it yourself online. 

 Just that it is extremely important that you choose the visa agency very carefully. Do read up their customer ratings and first-hand reviews to know more about their authenticity because there have been cases of scamming when it comes to visa agencies.

 Can I get an e-Visa on arrival in India? 

 No. Unless you are from Japan, South Korea or the UAE, you cannot get a Visa on Arrival.

 Is my e-Visa applicable for all parts of India? 

 No. Your visa might not be for some of the restricted and protected areas in Northeast India, Sikkim, Jammu & Kashmir and parts of Himachal.

 Can I apply for my Visa last minute? 

 No. It is not advisable at all because even an emergency visa takes a minimum of 2 days. And, believe us, we have had cases where people had to change or cancel their flights just because they chose to apply for the visa last minute. 

 Where can I check for a visa application? 

 You can email indian-evisa@gov.in if you have applied it online yourself. 

 Can I just book a one-way ticket to India? 

 No. Now, this is the important part of the Indian visa application process that you have to either book a return flights or onward journey.

 Conclusion 

 Please note that FlightsPro would always recommend to do it yourself online if you have plenty of time because visa fees are always returned in full if you fail to pass through. And, you can always apply again. However, if you are short on time or have planned your trip last minute, always go through a trusted visa agency that can help you streamline the Indian Visa Application process and do it for you at affordable prices. 

 FlightsPro travel professionals can help you choose the top visa agencies in the UK that can help you with your Indian Visa application. 

  FAQs 

 From when does my e-visa time period start? 

 Your e-Visa will begin from the date you arrive in India and will be valid from the date of the issue.

 When is the latest that I can apply for my e-Visa? 

 You need a minimum of 4-5 days for the application of your e-Visa.

 How many visas can I apply for in a year? 

 You can only apply for 2 visas to India from the UK in a year. 

 How can I apply for e-Visas online myself? 

 Well, if you are going to do it yourself, go on the website operated by Ministry of External Affairs, Indian Government website. The process is a lot more straightforward and allows you to do everything yourself.

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Tales of travellers #3

So, it started off by my Dad, who suddenly said, “Hey, it’s been a long time we have not done any Mountain trips this year , let’s go somewhere”. Yeah, I know he was right, I got really busy into my professional life and the rat race to make money........so we decided to explore Sikkim (North east) .

We visited Sikkim during the last year of December when many warned us that “it will be too cold”. However, we wanted to see snow, and we weren’t compromising on that. Despite being well-known for adventure tourism, we asked our tour managers for a family-friendly itinerary.

Our journey started at Ahmedabad from where we flew to Bagdogra, West Bengal. From there, an SUV was to take us to our hotel in Gangtok, Sikkim. To say that this five -hour drive over the mountains is not comfortable would be putting it lightly. However, the breathtaking natural beauty that we got to witness totally made us forget everything else.

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Leh Ladakh, India. [Image Source]

In this article, we give you a list of romantic places to discover in India during monsoon season, places where you can share an insane amount of romantic bliss with your significant other.

​Don’t you love the idea of romancing in the rain with your sweetheart? How about romancing at an exotic honeymoon destination in India where raindrops fall and create magic for couples? Redefining romance in the monsoon season in India, is one of those elements that seem incredibly romantic, thanks to Yash Raj Movies that awaken the lust of spellbinding romance amidst the snowy Alps and lush green hills. We don’t know whether you would agree or not, but if you found the statement relatable, tell us your remarks at the end of this article. Here we go!

1. Coorg (​Kodagu)

Crowned as the Scotland Of India, this quaint hill station is tucked away in the Western Ghats and has an insane amount of greenery as far as your eyes can view. Coorg, also known as Kogagu, is amazing to visit in August, as it’s the time when Coorg is blanketed with pristine downpours. If you are residing of planning a trip near Bangalore and Karnataka, then Coorg is the place to go to this monsoon and watch the rain sprinkled in the lush green tea and coffee plantations. 

What To Do

From admiring the beauty of the gorgeous hills to hopping around the pristine waterfalls, to embarking on a thrilling wildlife safari tour at Nagarhole National Park, you won’t fall short of romantic elements in Coorg. However, river rafting is yet another activity in Coorg for adventurous couples. 

How to Get There

Since Coorg don’t have its own airport, but you can manage to fly to the Bangalore, Mysore, and Mangalore airport from the major cities like Delhi, Mumbai and Ahmedabad. It would be convenient for you if you land at Mysore airport, which is only around 145 km away from Coorg!

Abbey Waterfall, Coorg, India. [Image Source]

2. Munnar

Get to romance in the pride of Kerala, Munnar. The most romantic town, Munnar is tucked in Kerala, and is famous for its equisite tea gardens hills. Stroll the splended hills of Munnar with your sweetheart, and get lost in the lush greenery, since Munnar bloom like a wedding bride in the monsoon season. 

WHAT TO DO

Opt for a two wheller ride on the tranquil slopes of Munnar, take a day trip to TATA museum. Go for the Shikara ride in Kundala Lake, and you can do camping too!

HOW TO GET THERE

With good flight connectivity from the metropolitan cites of India, one can easily fly to Coachin International Airport. Afterward, take a taxi service to reach the mainland Munnar, which is over 120 km. 

Tea Plantation, Munnar, India. [Image Source]

3. Ladakh

​Frankly, there is no best time to visit Ladakh, such is the charm of Ladakh that you can visit this destination throughout the year. Ladakh is the home to the whitewashed snow mountains, intriguing monasteries, and sparkling lakes. 

WHAT TO DO

With a small amount of downpouring, Ladakh is suitable to take bike trips and enjoy the pristine valley views in the month of monsoon. Howeve, if you want to make your Ladakh honeymoon more pleasant, savor the local Ladakh food, and get to talk with the local monks. 

HOW TO GET THERE

With well flight connectivity from Delhi, Mumbai, Ahmedabad and Bangalore, one can land at the Leh Airport, and continue their sightseeing. 

Tso Kiagar Lake, Ladakh, India. [Image Source]

4. Gangtok

Make sure to explore Gangtok, the capital town of Sikkim on your north east honeymoon expedition. This is the place to witness the glorious sunsets and sunrise, with a reflection of sun rays reflecting from the Kanchenjunga peak mountain ranges. 

WHAT TO DO

Make sure to make divine prayers at the intrguing monasteries like Rumtek and Pemayangste. Ride the ropeway ride, and wwatch the panoramic view of the Gangtok city. 

HOW TO GET THERE

​The proximate airport near Gangtok is Bagdogra airport, which is over 124 km far away! Flights are directly available from the metropolitan cities. 

Chair lift over Gangtok, India. [Image Source]

5. Udaipur

Udaipur is the royal and romantic city in Rajasthan and is crowned as the Venice Of India since it has the best boating spots where watching the sunset is way more romantic than watching the romantic movie. In the monsoon season, the city of Udaipur gets super green. Udaipur has some of the exotic hotels for couples.

WHAT TO Do

From exploring the sophisticated forts to vibrant bazaars to watching the cobalt blue clouds at Monsoon Palace, the lakes in Udaipur are pretty much famous for taking a boating ride with your spouse. 

HOW TO GET THERE

​With its own airport, bus stand and a railway station, Delhizens can reach Udaipur via road, flight or rail. 

Udaipur, India. [Image Source]

​So, where would you go for a romantic monsoon vacation? We advise you to book your India honeymoon packages from reputed honeymoon operator, to enjoy your vacations with full liberty and freedom. 

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5 Places To Visit In Sikkim For A Blissful Holiday

The mountain kingdom of Sikkim exudes charm and beauty like no other. This small state nestled in the heart of the majestic Himalayas boasts a distinctive personality. The monasteries here coexist with Hindu temples with the mighty Kanchenjunga serving as the perfect backdrop. Sikkim enchants you with its valleys, lakes, ancient monasteries and a wide range of flora and fauna. Besides, the food here is influenced by different cultures and is a treat for the palate! 

We know planning a trip can be a task at times, so here we are to help you plan Sikkim tour packages from Bagdogra:

1. Tsomgo Lake:

The Tsomgo Lake, also referred to as the Changu Lake, is located at an altitude of 12,310 feet. The name itself suggests that it’s a ‘source of water’. Located about 35 kilometres from Gangtok town, this lake is on the Jawaharlal Nehru Road that goes all the way to Nathula Pass. This is one of the rare high altitude lakes in India and strikes a stunning picture with hills surrounding it.

2. Nathula Pass:

This Pass is located at a high altitude of 14,140 feet and is about 56 kilometres from Gangtok. It is the place through which the famous Silk Route operated until 1962. It is believed that this pass was filled with mules who would carry silk and gold from Tibet to India and vice-versa. If you are in the mood for some fun and adventure, enjoy a yak safari here! There’s also a war memorial here that was built to honour the Indian martyrs who laid down their lives guarding the Indo-China border during the post-independence period.

3. Ravangla:

This quaint town in south Sikkim is situated at an altitude of 7,000 feet. It is generally used by tourists as a base to cover neighbouring towns of Peling, Kaluk and Namchi. While it may be tiny, but be rest assured to witness some stunning mountain views here. It’s a great place to unwind and relax away from the hustle and bustle of city life.

4. Namchi: 

Namchi is one of the most popular destinations in Sikkim after Gangtok. Touted as the ‘Cultural Capital of the state’, this place has found favour among cultural and religious enthusiasts. You can witness the replicas of all the four dhams here and the largest statue of Guru Padmasambhava. If you come from Gangtok to Namchi, you will cross the long stretch of the famous Temi Tea Garden, which is the only one in Sikkim to produce the finest quality of tea.

5. Teesta River:

A different one among places to visit in Sikkim, Teesta River is even more beautiful when it adorns a frozen look in winters. During spring, however, the river glimmers under the strong sun and serves as the perfect location with colourful flowers blooming all around. We are sure you are tempted as well! Sikkim is certainly a place worth visiting and must be on your bucket list this year. So, don’t wait and just pack your bags to set on this adventurous trip! Also you should ensure that your Sikkim tour packages from Ahmedabad must includes these places.

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Get Set Go!!! Top 11 Destinations to hit off with your Bike this Season

Do bold bike trips across long distances get the adrenaline pumping through your veins? If you are an avid biker and have a biking group, or if not so, a companion who would accompany you to these exciting lands on a bike, you must explore these places in India on your motorcycle. The thrill of biking is combined with exceptional landscape views and breathtaking beauty that the Indian subcontinent promises. Some of these exotic locations are discussed below covering north to south of India that should not be missed. 1. Manali to Leh This is one of the most popular destinations when you want to go for a bike tour. The breathtaking landscapes and the exciting passageways of Rohtang pass and Khardung pass will leave you with memorable experiences. It is approximate of 1360 km and the best season to take this expedition would be in the months of July, August, and September.

Waterlogged enroute Srinagar 2. Chennai to Munnar For all those Chennai workaholics who really need a break after a worked out weekend can get slaying with this refreshing tour from Chennai to Munnar. It is a 10- hour long drive covering around 600 km, but the greenery in Munnar can trick you into staying there a night. A total recommendation for a short bike trip.

The scenic roadways to Munnar 3. Delhi – Jaipur- Ranthambore This route is known as the golden triangle tour of India. It's a bikers thrill to explore the mini bylanes of Chandni Chowk and ride through the pink city of Jaipur exploring historic forts and monuments. While Ranthambore has a rich wildlife park and known for its wildlife adventure. Bikers can have thrilling nature experiences up quite close and it can be a photographer's heaven. It is an 8- day tour covering 464 km and counted upon as one of the best bike rides in the country.

Village scenes between Ranthambore 4. Sikkim- Darjeeling Again, one of the more hill station type areas, covering tiny hamlets and villager who are super friendly. This trip will refresh you with its pleasant winds and a breezy atmosphere. You may even spot tiny fields growing sweet potato or carrots. The best time to visit Darjeeling in its full beauty is in the month of October, just before the harsh winter sets off.

Mountain Biking in Sikkim 5. Ahmedabad to Rann of Kutch This five- day tour of the Rann of Kutch on the west side of India is a very traditional and enriching biking experience. It is best advised to visit this region in the full moon period to get a breathtaking and spectacular view of the full moon over the Salt Lake. Do not forget to stay overnight in the Kutchi mud houses called "bhunga" It can leave you with starry midnight memories.

Bike decor amidst white salt at Kutch 6. Manali to Spiti Valley One of the best bike tours in the Himachal Pradesh valley. It is a 568 km stretch and filled with spectacular views of the Himalayan range. One of the attractions includes camping at the Chandratal lake. The most beautiful time to visit it would be from May to July.

Langza Village, Spiti 7. Mumbai to Pune This most famous 93 km stretch is a second home to most Mumbaikars and Punekars. A totally recommended bike trip as the Mumbai- Pune expressway lies on the western ghats covering picturesque Lonavala. Just buy your stash of food and loads of ‘chikki’ and sit back and enjoy the long ride.

Pune-Lonavala Stretch 8. Bangalore to Bandipur Forest This is a forest route stretching around 235 km and takes around 5 hours to cover. It is a beautiful highway trip with lush greenery to the Bandipur forest area. The developed road is lined with modern eating out options like McDonald's as well as Café Coffee Day. Besides the common bike routes, this one is another small adventure beauty.

Bandipur Forest 9. Jaipur- Jodhpur- Jaisalmer Coming on to this desert trip, it would be best to visit this place from November to February. It is a very long trip covering the forts and palaces across the desert region in 1723 km. Be prepared for a very dry and hot climate and be ready with your tanning lotions, whereas biking in the winters would also be pleasant and much more bearable.

Desert Bike Trip 10. Gangtok to Lake Tsomgo The North -Eastern region of India, with its exquisitely pristine landscapes, lies largely untravelled and unexplored. A road trip from Gangtok to lake Tsomgo is in a very hilly area. But, the mountainous trek will leave you asking for more with its adventure filed terrains. It is short and recommended road trip at 55 km long, to be taken in the winters.

Tsomgo Lake 11. Vishakhapatnam to Araku Valley Lying in the southern region, this road stretch is a wonderful ride for bikers. The pristine beauty of the Bay of Bengal and the eastern ghats will leave you with a refreshing experience. It is 116 km long and recommended to visit between the months of March and October. The must visit locations here are the Borra Caves and the Tatipudi reservoir. Biking in these regions can get pretty fun and it can be a totally different experience from other modes of transport. Biking allows you to visit nature quite closely and explore the surroundings at your own freedom.

Araku Valley So what are you waiting for? Pick up a location and get set going on your Yamaha! Read the full article

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Top Five Places in Sikkim That Will Leave You Awestruck

Indians are gradually learning to explore different regions in south, north east and western part of the country. One of the most famous location in the north eastern region is Sikkim which is has awesomely beautiful locations that can leave you simply breath taken. The number of tourists visiting to Sikkim has gradually increased from all over the world. Tourists are enjoying the cool and comfortable climate of the higher range compared to the local hot cities like Mumbai, Delhi and Chennai. So, if you are planning to book Sikkim tour package from Ahmedabad or any part of the country for friends or family then we have identified some of the best places to visit in Sikkim which you can consider.

Tukla Valley

Located at around 12500 feet from the sea level, this location is best known for the war memorial of the British soldiers who died during the battle of Tukla. Some of the abandoned barracks are the reminder of the bloodshed battle that happened. From this location you can enjoy uninterrupted view of the Mt. Kanchenjungha and also the Sino-India border. The best time to visit this place is during the March to May as after June the weather is very chilly.

Kaluk

Located at the foot hills of the Sikkim, Kaluk is small but beautiful village which offers breathtaking views of Kachenjunga. You can plan to visit this location atleast for a day and enjoy the mesmerizing beauty. Some of the interesting places that you can plan to visit are Durga Mandir, Rinchenpong Gumba and Megi Dara. If you have been looking for some peaceful and relaxing place then Kaluk is the apt location.  

Gyalshing

Some of the names might be new several readers as most of the places in Sikkim are still new people. However, Gyalshing is the capital city of western Sikkim and it is easily accessible from Gangtok. It is famously known for the trekking activities as serves the base of Himalayan range. You can also visit the famous 17th century Pemyangste Monastery near the Khecheopalri Lake.

Pelling

Within 10 kms of Gyalshing, you have another tourist attraction and that is Pelling. The city of Pelling is gradually gaining popularity among the tourists and becoming a commercial city like Gangtok. The beauty of this location is you can find a wide range of waterfalls. Lake and age old bridges are equally beautiful. Do take a ride and enjoy all these locations.

Gangtok

Last but not the least is the capital city of Sikkim which you should not miss obviously. If you have looking for some excitement and city life experience then after complete tour of relaxation, you can get back on track at Gangtok. You can also reverse the trip as per your requirement.

Now that you have the complete list of locations to cover in Sikkim, what are you waiting for? Pack your bags, book your Sikkim tour package from Ahmedabad or any city you are currently in. If you need more information, you can keep us posted. Enjoy life – Enjoy Sikkim! the entire world

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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.

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.

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

[thetrendingfashions]

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