Archive · 20 Jun 2025
Maharashtra Closes Tourist Spots for Monsoon Safety
Maharashtra's Devkund Waterfall, Secret Point, and Tamhini Ghat are closed to tourists because it's monsoon season and authorities want to prevent accidents.
They're banning things like alcohol, swimming near waterfalls, and taking risky videos.
The government is doing this to keep people safe, as tourists often visit these places.
Anyone who breaks the rules will face consequences.
Devkund Waterfall, Secret Point, and Tamhini Ghat in Maharashtra are closed to tourists.
The closure, effective June 17 to September 30, aims to prevent accidents during monsoon.
Restrictions include no alcohol, swimming, risky videos, littering, and private vehicles.
These measures are based on existing safety and environmental regulations.
Officials will enforce strict legal action for violations.
- Who
- Raigad District Administration and Maharashtra Chief Secretary.
- What
- Closure of tourist spots and implementation of safety measures.
- When
- June 17 to September 30.
- Where
- Devkund Waterfall, Secret Point, and Tamhini Ghat in Maharashtra.
- Why
- To prevent accidents and ensure tourist safety during the monsoon season.
Tourists
Authorities
Access vs. Safety
Tourists
Restrictions may limit enjoyment and access to popular sites.
Authorities
Authorities focus on safety during dangerous weather conditions.
- Affected Locations
- Devkund Waterfall, Secret Point, Tamhini Ghat
- Closure Dates
- June 17 to September 30
- Reason for Closure
- Monsoon safety
- Restrictions
- Alcohol, swimming, risky videos, littering, private vehicles
- Enforcement
- Strict legal action for violations