Ramkund and Nearby Ghats Closed for 15–20 Days Before the Flag Hoisting
NMC has restricted public access between Ahilyabai Holkar bridge and Talukteshwar temple for 15–20 days, in phases, so paving and concreting can finish before the 31 October flag hoisting. Dashkriya rituals continue at the designated site.
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Nashik Municipal Corporation (NMC) has restricted public access to the Ramkund area for 15 to 20 days. The stretch from Ahilyabai Holkar bridge to Talukteshwar temple needs paving, concreting and other works finished before the 31 October flag hoisting. NMC Commissioner Manisha Khatri announced it on 12 October. This is confirmed on record.
Khatri said, as quoted by the Times of India: "We have decided to restrict access to the Ramkund area for the next 15-20 days due to the various works that need to be completed before the flag-hoisting ceremony."
What visitors should know
- Pudhari reports the area will be closed in phases. Daily timings have not been announced.
- Dashkriya rituals continue at the designated site.
- On Monday NMC used five fire tenders to wash Ramkund.
Kushavarta in Trimbakeshwar is also closed for renovation until about 31 October. See Ghats and Dates.
