5 Places In India, Where Even Indians Need Permission

There are many places in India to visit, where you can go without any trouble, but there are some places in India where you cannot even step without permission. Let us tell you about such places. To go to these places, an Inner Line Permit is required by an Indian tourist which allows the citizen into a protected / restricted area for a limited period.

Arunachal Pradesh

Arunachal Pradesh is a beautiful state located in the extreme north east of India, but non-local person has to take permission before coming here. This permit is called inner line permit. This state has borders with China and Myanmar countries. Therefore, there are some areas in this state where permits are required before going. Restricted list includes tourist destinations like Tawang, Rong, Itanagar, Bomdila, Ziro, Bhalukpong, Pacighat, Anini.

Mizoram

Known for its its dramatic landscape and pleasant climate, the Mizoram is home to various tribes who practice a wide range of religious customs and cultural splendour. Phawngpui Hills, Vantawang falls, Palak Lake, Chhingpui heritage sites, local dance attracts many travel enthusiasts. The ILP can be obtained at Lengpui Airport, Shillong, New Delhi, Kolkata, Silchar and Guwahati.

Areas of Ladakh

Though the entire Jammu & kashmir state is beautiful as well as sensitive, the Ladakh region of state is even more so since it borders both Pakistan and China. All parts of Ladakh are not accessible to civilians. To visit Changthang, Hanle, Loma, Changthang Valley,beyond Loma bend, Marsimik La and Chumur. There are chances that you can be sent back by the Army from Chushul and Hanle.

Nagaland

If you want to visit Nagaland, then you have to get an inner line permit for this first. Especially if you want to go to tourist destinations like Kohima, Dimapur, Mokokchung, Wokha, Mon, Phek, Kiffire, then you have to get a permit first. You will get this permit from the Deputy Commissioner Office of Kohima, Dimapur, Mokokchung, New Delhi, Kolkata and
Shillong.

Areas of Sikkim

Sharing its border with three countries, Sikkim has certain entry restrictions. An Indian national requires permit to visit protected areas like Tsomgo Lake, Nathulla, Dzongri & Goechala Trek, Yumthang, Yumesamdong, Thangu/Chopta Valley, Gurudongmar Lake. The permit can be obtained at Bagdogra Airport, Rangpo checkpost, Siliguri, Kolkata and New Delhi.