Creepy monsoon, think 100 times before going to these 5 places, otherwise it may be troubled

People often go on a walk in the mountains during the monsoon. The green mountain and rain season only feels good to see and hear. Going to the mountains during the rainy season is nothing short of trouble. In this season, there is the highest risk of land slides, cloudburst and road breaking on the mountains. Traveling to Uttarakhand or Himachal in the monsoon can be dangerous at times. Thousands of people die every year due to heavy rains and landslides in these places. Today we are telling you about 5 such places of Uttarakhand where you should avoid going to the monsoon.

Where should I not go to visit the monsoon?

Kedarnath- After the 2013 tragedy, Kedarnath is being considered as the most dangerous hill station in the monsoon. The journey of Kedarnath becomes the most risky during rainy days. Kedarnath is at an altitude of 11,755 feet and people arrive here after much trekking. The roads start to break during rainy days, slippery increases from place to place. Rivers and waterfalls begin to rise and the risk of landslides increases. So avoid going to Kedarnath.

Nainital- The path of the mountains worsens in the monsoon. In such a situation, if you are planning to go to Nenital, the most beautiful and popular tourist destination of Uttarakhand, then stop it immediately. These days, the risk of landslides increases after rain in Nenital. Roads and roads can be closed due to rain and you can get stuck in trouble.

Mussoorie- The journey to Mussoorie, the queen of the mountains, can also be risky in the monsoon. Even if the green mountains attract you, but if you have life, then there is a world. Mussoorie Road gets bad during rainy days. The risk of slippery and landslide increases in many places.

Almora- Almora of Uttarakhand is a beautiful and cool tourist place. Very few people arrive here. In such a situation, do not forget to forget the offbeat hill station Almora in rain. These days, cloudburst, landslides and rain increases the risk of jamming. Traveling by bus also becomes very challenging here.

Pithoragarh- Avoid going to Pithoragarh during rainy days. Do not travel to the mountains during the monsoon. It is not considered safe to visit the mountains in the rain. Here too, there are incidents of landslides due to heavy rains. In such a situation, the roads are closed and passengers get trapped badly.

Focus

• If you are traveling on the mountainous paths, then take great care in the monsoon.
• Before going on the journey, see the alert of the Meteorological Department and the advisory issued by the local administration.
• Avoid traveling at night at night where there is landslide or where there is a risk of landslides.
• Avoid going to the river, springs and drains, as the rain may suddenly increase in the rain.

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