Recent incidents have raised safety concerns for tourists in Pune, prompting the District Collector to implement strict measures across popular destinations.
Prohibitory orders under Article 144 are now in effect at various tourist spots, including forts, dams, lakes, and waterfalls, in eight talukas.
This decision comes after incidents at Bhushi Dam and Plus Valley, leading authorities to ban gatherings of five or more people at these locations.
Also read: 15 Uncrowded Getaways Near Pune for Rejuvenation
Activities such as diving into fast-flowing water, swimming in deep waters, taking selfies at dangerous spots, and consuming alcohol near natural waterfalls are now strictly prohibited.
While these restrictions have disappointed many travelers, they are crucial for ensuring everyone’s safety.
Bhushi Dam and Fort area
Bendewadi at Vadgaon Maval
Dahuli Waterfalls
Dams within town and rural limits
Tiger Point
Lions Point
Rajmachi Point
Sahara Bridge
Pavana Dam
Tata Dam
Ghubad Lake area
Mulshi Dam
Tamhini Ghat Forest Area
Milkybar Falls
Khadakwasla Dam
Varasgaon Dam
Sinhagad
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Bhimashankar
Dimbhe Dam area
Kondwal Waterfall
Malshej Ghat
Dams and Gadkille area
Shivneri
Manikdoh
Bhatghar Dam
Velha Dam
Kataldhara Waterfall
Chaskaman Dam
Bhorgiri Ghat
Waterfalls and forest area
The district administration and police urge tourists to follow these directives for their safety. Ignoring these rules may lead to legal consequences, and authorities will take strict action against any disruptive behavior, particularly in Lonavala.
Also read: 3 Day Itinerary to Pune: Make the Most of Your Visit
Planning a monsoon getaway? Stay informed with local advisories and be cautious when visiting natural attractions. Safety is the key to a memorable trip.
Explore Pune’s natural beauty responsibly, follow the guidelines, and have a safe journey!
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