COVID-19 pandemic has greatly affected the tourism industry around the world. India is witnessing a similar situation and the economies of regions that rely heavily upon tourism are seeing an all-time low. However, the situation seems to improve in Himachal Pradesh, a hilly area that is popular especially for its beautiful scenery. The state government has decided to ease the rules and restrictions related to the Coronavirus lockdown. Earlier tourists were allowed to stay in Himachal Pradesh for two days, now this limit has been extended to four days. Another rule that the tourists had to follow was, their COVID-19 test reports could not be more than 72 hours old. This has now changed to 96 hours. The new rules are in accordance with the guidelines stated by the Central Government for Unlock 3. Moving through the borders would still require prior permission in the form of an e-pass. This will help the authorities to monitor the flow of tourists in and out of Himachal Pradesh.