The authorities have implemented a system where visitors get entries based on parking; The system for online tickets is on the card
The authorities responsible for Hill Nandi said that the idea of ​​allowing parking space-based vehicles has become a successful experiment so far.
Based on implementation, they will also allow vehicles to rise up over the weekend.
Plans to introduce online tickets are also ongoing.
According to the new rules, the entrance ticket is now released at the foot of the hill.
Previously, all vehicles were allowed to travel until the main gate on the hill.
The parking space allows 310 cars and 550 bicycles to be placed at the top.
While motorcyclists must park on the sites appointed to buy tickets from the counter, travelers in the car issued spot tickets at the main entrance and were allowed to drive to the post office building.
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An official said: “We have decided to set up entries at the foot of the hill itself.
We are constantly related to personnel placed at the top to check the parking lot.
If the room is available, we will allow the vehicle or we will send it back to the foot of the hill.
Of course.
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However, those who plan to buy online tickets need to wait some time.
Officials said that currently a pilot project because the Department of Tourism plans to introduce web-based applications or bookings that might take time.
Many tourists are not happy with offline mode.
“Sitting in Bengaluru, how do we know how many visit Hills Nandi? It makes no sense to drive 50 km to find out whether the parking space is available.
Authorities must go for online mode before introducing a new scheme,” Shyama K said, a technician and visitor Which often goes to Nandi Hills.
It makes no sense to drive 50 km to find out whether the parking space is available.
Authorities must introduce the online ticket system – Shyama K, a frequent visitor
“Many left their homes for hours to catch the morning fog in Nandi.
Usually there is a queue waiting at the foot of the hill from 4am to 6 in the morning.
With offline mode, there is no guarantee that someone will be allowed to go upright; this Will waste time and fuel.
I urge the authorities to take action to introduce online tickets, “Devika S, a student.
According to officials, they need time to implement an online system.
Authorities also said that if they succeeded in regulating traffic, the famous hill station would be thrown into the public on weekends too.
However, new rules will not apply to trekkers that will be allowed to walk to the hill.
Officials want to open a parking slot in an online process where 50 percent of the pass will be available online and the rest will be offline.
During the weekend, almost 5,000 to 10,000 vehicles took a hill route while working days saw around 500 vehicles.