These places in India Where Foreigners are enjoying but Indians are restricted

What if you go to some place in your own country but the authority doesn’t allow you to enter the place? You will explode, you will be amazed, you will feel pity. In India, there are some places where you couldn’t get in even though you have you Adhaar card or Pan card. Because only foreigners are allowed in this places, Indians are restricted.



Places in India, Where Indians are not allowed:

1. Uno-In Hotel, Bengaluru

Uno-In hotel located in Banglore was build in the year 2012 by Nippon Infrastructure company, the purpose of establishing this hotel was to fulfil the catering needs of the increasing corporate Japanese population in the Banglore City. The hotel was into headlines in 2014 for the no of cases where the authority of the hotel didn’t allow Indian citizen to the rooftop restaurant. Later on, the hotel was closed by the Banglore Municipal Corporation, due to many cases of racism.

2. Free Kasol Cafe, Kasol

Kasol attracts people from all around the world, especially people who are fond of nature. Kasol is situated in the mountain range of Himalayas, before the famous tourist destination Manali. The place is well known for the Israelites cuisine, which attracts Israeli population.

Free Kasol Cafe,  however,  permit entry to people with foreign passport holders and has no concern in entertaining Indian audience. Though the cafe owner rejects such rumour news, the story of Free Kasol Cafe remains a mystery.

3. “Foreigners Only Beaches”, Goa

As you know, Goa world-renowned tourist place for people around the world, as the people from western world are free minded they don’t shy to roam in the bikini if they find a beach. As you know, Goa world-renowned tourist place for people around the world, as the people from western world are free minded they don’t shy to roam in the bikini if they find a beach. Many of the beaches are owned by the local people of Goa that allow and open their respective beaches for the foreigners only.

The reason behind this policy is because of Indian mentality and the staring habit at the foreigners in short bikinis and which makes the tourists uncomfortable.

4. This ‘Lodge’, Chennai

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Known for its false name ‘Broadlands’ the lodge doesn’t like to open up about its name. A former nawab’s residence, the lodge is known to welcome with foreign passports only.

5. “Foreigners Only” beaches, Pondicherry

After Goa, Pondicherry is the second best place in India for beach lovers. But, some of the beaches are named as “only for foreigners”. So, if you are an Indian you won’t be able to enjoy an evening sunset on these beaches.

6. Sakura Ryokan Restaurant, Ahmedabad
These place only allow Japanese people to enter and keeps a very low profile.The shocking thing about this hotel is the owner him is Indian.

Well, it is not sure that these places allow you or not but it will be fun if we visit and give it a try.