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Lakshadweep
Hi everyone!
Am thinking of travelling to Lakshadweep from Goa with Indian Airlines, but I'm remembering reading somewhere it's very difficult for foreigners to visit this areas as they want to keep it away from tourism. Any truth in this? Do I need to apply for visa or anything similiar in order to visit Lakshadweep? Any info appreciated! Thank you! diplomacy |
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lakshwadeep is like any part of india that can be visited by a tourist. no additional visa is required. where did you get this info from?
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