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30,000 daily pilgrims choke Badrinath route; visitors stuck for hours

Over 30,000 pilgrims daily face hours-long traffic jams near Joshimath on NH-7, prompting authorities to implement a token-based gate system for regulation.

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30,000 daily pilgrims choke Badrinath route; visitors stuck for hours

India's Badrinath National Highway (NH-7) near Joshimath is experiencing near-standstill gridlock as 30,000–35,000 daily pilgrims overwhelm the route during peak yatra season, prompting authorities to deploy a token-based gate system and 30-minute batch one-way traffic intervals. The bottleneck is compounded by a 10 km stretch of road severely degraded by past ground subsidence, exposing how chronic infrastructure underinvestment creates cascading failures when demand spikes seasonally.

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3,000 tourist vehicles daily, 2.4 million pilgrims jam Uttarakhand roads

The surge in visitor numbers was driven by a combination of summer vacations, rising temperatures across north India, the ongoing Char Dham Yatra

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domenica 31 maggio 2026·newsbytesapp.com
30,000 daily pilgrims choke Badrinath route; visitors stuck for hours
Over 30,000 pilgrims daily face hours-long traffic jams near Joshimath on NH-7, prompting authorities to implement a token-based gate system for regulation.
domenica 31 maggio 2026·hindustantimes.com
3,000 tourist vehicles daily, 2.4 million pilgrims jam Uttarakhand roads
The surge in visitor numbers was driven by a combination of summer vacations, rising temperatures across north India, the ongoing Char Dham Yatra