Tourist Alert: Kovai Kutralam Waterfalls Closed Until Further Notice Due to Flash Flooding

The Forest Department has closed the Kovai Kutralam Eco Tourism Centre until further notice following heavy rainfall and flash floods in the Western Ghats and Siruvani catchment areas. Tourists have been advised to check the latest status before planning their visit.


Coimbatore: The Forest Department has closed the Kovai Kutralam Eco Tourism Centre until further notice following heavy monsoon rains and flash floods in the Western Ghats and the Siruvani catchment areas.

Forest Department officials said the ecotourism site will remain closed as incessant rainfall continues, citing concerns over the safety of visitors due to the increased water flow and flood-like conditions at the waterfalls.

The department has advised tourists and members of the public to avoid visiting the waterfalls until further notice and to cooperate with the safety measures put in place.

Visitors planning a weekend trip have been urged to check the latest status of the Kovai Kutralam Eco Tourism Centre before making travel arrangements. The Forest Department said the site will be reopened once weather conditions improve and it is deemed safe for visitors.

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