Archive · 27 Jul 2026
Indore Waterfalls: Restrictions Ineffective Despite Monsoon Dangers
In Indore, Madhya Pradesh, the district administration has banned entry to waterfalls and other dangerous tourist spots during the monsoon season.
However, a ground investigation found that these restrictions are not being enforced.
Tourists continue to visit hazardous areas like Tincha Waterfall, Mohadi Waterfall, Jogi Dev Kund, and Uday Nagar Jungle without any supervision or safety measures.
The waterfalls are steep, slippery, and have deep pools that pose a risk of drowning.
There are also allegations of vendors selling food above the printed Maximum Retail Price (MRP) and unauthorized security personnel collecting access fees.
The lack of enforcement and safety measures puts visitors at risk of accidents and drowning.
District administration banned entry to waterfalls and dangerous tourist spots in Indore.
Restrictions are largely ineffective, with tourists continuing to access hazardous areas.
No barricades, security personnel, or safety measures are in place at the waterfalls.
Allegations of MRP violations and unauthorized access fees at Mohadi Waterfall.
Lack of enforcement and safety measures puts visitors at risk of accidents and drowning.
- Who
- Tourists, villagers, local vendors, and unauthorized security personnel
- What
- Ineffective restrictions and safety concerns at waterfalls and monsoon tourist hotspots
- When
- During the monsoon season
- Where
- Indore, Madhya Pradesh
- Why
- Lack of enforcement and safety measures despite restrictions
Tourist Access
Safety Concerns
Access to Waterfalls
Tourist Access
Tourists continue to access waterfalls and dangerous areas despite restrictions.
Safety Concerns
The lack of enforcement and safety measures puts visitors at risk of accidents and drowning.
Safety Measures
Tourist Access
Tourists pay parking fees and access fees, implying some level of safety.
Safety Concerns
There are no visible safety arrangements, fencing, or supervision at the waterfalls.
Illegal Activities
Tourist Access
Tourists and vendors engage in activities that may violate consumer protection norms.
Safety Concerns
Unauthorized access fees and MRP violations pose risks to public safety and consumer rights.
- Location
- Indore, Madhya Pradesh
- Restricted Areas
- Tincha Waterfall, Mohadi Waterfall, Jogi Dev Kund, Uday Nagar Jungle
- Parking Fees
- Rs 25 for two-wheelers, Rs 100 for four-wheelers
- Access Fees
- Rs 400 for groups of five
- MRP Violations
- Packaged food sold above printed MRP