Washington: The United States has issued a travel advisory for its citizens regarding travel to India. The advisory specifically warns against visiting Jammu and Kashmir due to the high risk of terrorism in the region.
Additionally, the US has advised its citizens to avoid travelling within 10 kilometres of the India-Pakistan border, citing concerns over potential conflicts and security issues. This advisory aims to ensure the safety of American travellers by highlighting areas with elevated risks.
The US government emphasizes the importance of exercising caution and staying informed about local conditions when travelling in India, particularly in regions with a history of unrest and violence.
The United States has advised its citizens against travelling to Manipur, Jammu and Kashmir, the India-Pakistan border, and areas in central and eastern India with active Naxalite presence. In an updated travel advisory for India, the State Department highlighted increased risks in northeastern states. It advised caution due to crime and terrorism, noting that some regions have heightened risks.
