Popular tourist spot of Himachal Pradesh, faced significant traffic congestion as crowds gathered ahead of Christmas and New Year celebrations. The influx caused slow-moving traffic along the roads leading to Manali. Viral videos on social media platforms like X showcased extensive queues of vehicles, exacerbating the situation.
Similar traffic snarls were reported from Manali to Atal Tunnel, adding to the congestion in the region. This yearly occurrence stems from Manali’s appeal as a sought-after destination, especially during winter for snow experiences and festive gatherings with loved ones.
Expressing frustration, a user on X (formerly Twitter) shared their dismay about the overwhelming crowds at airports and jammed roads due to holiday travel. The sentiment echoed among others, describing hours-long waits and the challenges faced, including unfriendly shopkeepers and the enforced waiting period on the roads.In a sarcastic tone, another user humorously described the chaotic yet somehow traditional holiday experience of being stuck in traffic, evoking the irony of festive cheer amid bumper-to-bumper traffic.
Anticipating the rush, Shimla police are preparing for a significant influx of tourists, expecting around one lakh vehicles in the town by year-end. Superintendent of Police Sanjeev Kumar Gandhi highlighted the challenges posed by the increasing number of vehicles in Shimla, especially during weekends and changing seasons.
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