In case you wish to travel to the mountains close to Delhi, here is what you need to know: https://www.indiatoday.in/travel/story/planning-a-trip-to-himachal-uttarakhand-here-s-all-you-need-to-know-about-travel-restrictions-guidelines-1813387-2021-06-10
You do not need an RTPCR negative report, or an epass, to visit Himachal. Shops and hotels are open.
Uttarakhand requires an RTPCR negative report, advance confirmed reservation at a homestay/hotel, and an epass. Markets and cafés are closed; you can only eat what your homestay cook serves you.
If you choose to travel, stay quarantined for a week. You can always step out for solitary walks. But partying, drinking, loud music, dancing with other guests is ruled out (I hope it stays that way forever).
Room rates are allegedly less than half the usual prices.
You do not need an RTPCR negative report, or an epass, to visit Himachal. Shops and hotels are open.
Uttarakhand requires an RTPCR negative report, advance confirmed reservation at a homestay/hotel, and an epass. Markets and cafés are closed; you can only eat what your homestay cook serves you.
If you choose to travel, stay quarantined for a week. You can always step out for solitary walks. But partying, drinking, loud music, dancing with other guests is ruled out (I hope it stays that way forever).
Room rates are allegedly less than half the usual prices.