Due to continuous rainfall, the Chardham Yatra route has been severely affected. As of the latest news update on July 25, 2023, the Kedarnath Yatra has been stopped, and the pilgrimage has been suspended in Sonprayag. The decision comes in the wake of heavy rainfall and landslides in the region, posing significant safety risks to the pilgrims and tourists. Pilgrims and tourists planning to visit the char dham yatra Temples or travel to the region are advised to stay updated with the latest announcements from the authorities and avoid any non-essential travel until the situation improves and the suspension is lifted. 

Also, there is some severe water logging which has disrupted the whole route. Local authorities and disaster management teams are closely monitoring the situation and assessing the safety conditions in the area. The suspension of the Kedarnath Yatra and pilgrimage in Sonprayag is a precautionary measure to avoid any untoward incidents and ensure the visitors' well-being. There are flash floods and massive landslides. The whole trail has been damaged. Many infrastructures are also destroyed. As the Yatra route includes several mountainous roads. After rains, the routes may become impassable due to mudslides and road damage caused by heavy rains.