Excessive tourist pressure on Kaas leads to inconvenience
The Free Press Journal|September 25, 2024
Since the Kaas Flower Festival near Satara is in full swing, a large number of tourists have been flocking to Kaas for the last two to three days, especially due to the continuous holiday period, including Saturday and Sunday.
Rambhau Jagtap
Excessive tourist pressure on Kaas leads to inconvenience

By the afternoon, the Kaas committee was virtually exhausted. Those arriving later in the day were informed that the booking systems had been shut down and that entry to the plateau was no longer allowed.

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