New Delhi: Manali is bursting at the seams with tourists and so are Shimla, Kufri, Mussoorie etc. Hill stations, especially in Himachal Pradesh are choc-a-bloc with revellers and families enjoying the cool weather.
The occupancy in hotels is going full. It seems the owners will more than make up for the loss incurred during the lockdown.
So, why even speculate about a third wave? Why not take it for granted? COVID? What is that? Why blame Kumbh Mela? Just asking.
Photos of tourists thronging Manali have filled social media with hashtags “third wave” and “Manali” trending on Twitter. Read on:
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