If you are coming to Nainital to roam, then follow the Corona guideline. It should not happen that due to fun, one has to be quarantined for 14 days. This is because in view of the crowd of tourists, the district administration is going to be more strict from this time. If local people or tourists are found roaming in the city without masks, then they will be compulsorily conducted RTPCR and antigen test. If found infected, they will be quarantined for 14 days. After the second wave of Korana lightened and the government relaxed the Corona curfew, the number of tourists is increasing over the weekend in nearby tourist places including Nainital. Seeing the violation of the Corona guidelines, the district administration had made strict rules for the entry of tourists last week. Thes...

Winter is here and it is the best time of the year, indeed, even if it's 2020. With the coronavirus, numerous cyclones, blasts and explosions apart from other natural calamities, 2020, in all probability, is the worst year for human civilisation (at least for this generation). But you can just about afford to celebrate because this year is almost done with. So, how do you wish to celebrate the end of 2020? We can help you with an idea. You can just set off on a short trip to the hills and enjoy a cup of chai while enjoying the scenic view of the mountains. In fact, you can also make a snowman and play with white flakes amid the snow-capped mountains. In this article, we list 10 places in India that you can head to to enjoy the snowfall and picturesque locations in December or eve...

The Uttarakhand High Court has ordered mandatory COVID-19 test of tourists visiting Nainital and Mussoorie. In an order dated December 9, Acting Chief Justice Ravi Kumar Malimath and Justice Ravindra Maithani of the high court said tourists visiting the two popular tourist towns be tested for coronavirus at the time of entry. The order to resume testing of tourists comes ahead of Christmas and New Year holidays when large inflow of tourists is expected in Nainital and Mussoorie. COVID-19 cases have risen in Uttarakhand after the compulsory requirement for tourists to produce a negative RT-PCR report while entering the state was removed in September to boost tourism.