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Tourists start thronging Courtallam as season starts; but tourist-friendly infrastructure is in worst shape

Tourists start thronging Courtallam as season starts; but tourist-friendly infrastructure is in worst shape
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Courtallam is experiencing an influx of tourists for the monsoon season, but the local infrastructure is struggling to keep up with demand. Visitors face poor sanitation, deteriorating roads, and exorbitant pricing from private lodging and food providers due to a lack of official oversight.

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The report highlights the economic and logistical challenges faced by popular regional tourist destinations when infrastructure development fails to match seasonal demand.

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Even as the tourists’ visit to Courtallam to enjoy the salubrious climate and electrifying bath in waterfalls has already started with the southwest monsoon drenching the Western Ghats, this tiny tourist destination where tourism-friendly infrastructure are in awful condition, is not ready to receive them.

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The article provides a factual report on local infrastructure issues and consumer grievances without political framing.

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