10 places in India that require travel permits

Arunachal Pradesh: This northeastern state bordering Bhutan and China is known for its stunning natural beauty, including the Himalayas,  meandering rivers, and diverse wildlife .  An Inner Line Permit (ILP) is required for all visitors, including domestic tourists.

Mizoram: This scenic state bordering Myanmar is known for its lush green hills,  caves, and rich tribal culture .  An ILP is required for all visitors, including domestic tourists.

Nagaland: This northeastern state bordering Myanmar is known for its rolling hills,  vibrant festivals, and  unique culture .  An ILP is required for all visitors, including domestic tourists.

Manipur: This state in northeast India is known for Loktak Lake,  ancient temples,  and  handicrafts .  An ILP is required for all visitors, including domestic tourists.

Certain areas of Jammu and Kashmir: This northern state bordering China and Pakistan is famous for its Himalayan beauty,  hill stations,  and  lakes . A Protected Area Permit (PAP) is required for some specific areas,  including those bordering China.

Lakshadweep: This group of islands off the coast of Kerala is known for its pristine beaches,  coral reefs, and  lagoons .  A Restricted Area Permit (RAP) is required for visiting Bangaram and Suheli islands.

Great Nicobar Biosphere Reserve: This island in the Andaman and Nicobar Islands is known for its rich biodiversity,  rainforests,  and  tribal communities .  A special permit is required to visit,  as it's a biosphere reserve.

Ranthambore National Park: This park in Rajasthan is known for its tiger population and is a popular wildlife destination .  A permit is required for entry.

Kanha National Park: This park in Madhya Pradesh is known for its tiger population and is another popular wildlife destination . A permit is required for entry.

Periyar National Park: This park in Kerala is known for its  tigers,  elephants,  and  scenic beauty . A permit is required for entry.