Tirupati

Sri Venkateswara Swamy Tirupathi:

If you're looking for a spiritual adventure, look no further than Tirumala! Located on top of seven hills in the city of Tirupati, this sacred site is home to the Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanam trust, which operates buses to take visitors to the temple. If you're feeling brave, you can walk the seven hills to get there!

Venkateswara swamy is known as the "Kaliyuga Pratyaksha Daivam" – the deity who protects the age of Kali. He is also known as Balaji, Narayana, and many other names. His worship is believed to bring good luck and happiness in this earthly life, and help in achieving success in the next. Whether you're visiting for a day or a longer stay, you're sure to feel the peace and blessings of this sacred site.

If you're looking for anworldly experiences, then head to the temple of Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanam (TTD). It's one of the most popular tourist destinations in India, and the religious significance of the place has no bounds.

There are seven doors in TTD, and people will typically saw the god from the third door, meaning that you'll need to be prepared for a bit of a fight. In fact, the temple is known for its fierce praying Mantras, and so it's no surprise that there's a lot of fighting going on around it.

But despite the fights, the temple is still a very famous tourist attraction, with many people eager to visit its numerous attractions. The most popular attractions in TTD are the Vijayanagara Empire-era temples, the Srinivasa mangapuram temple, and the Kalyana Venkateswara swamy temple.

If you're looking for an experience that'll leave you speechless, then head to Tirupati Zoo or the Venkateswara zoological park. These are some of the largest zoos in the world, and they offer a range of activities that'll take your breath away.

More than 60,000 to 80,000 pilgrims visit the Sri Venkateswara Temple every day, 

Sarva Darshan is the free darshan where in the pilgrims wait for their turn to catch the glimpse of Lord in the compartments of Vaikuntam Queue Complex II. Please refer to the weekly temple programme for the timings.On normal days, about 18 hours are allotted for Sarvadarshanam and on peak days, it is open for 20 hours.

The entrance for this darshan is through the Vaikuntam Queue Complex. The complex is a series of interconnected halls that leads to the main temple. TTD provides a wide range of Some facilities are provided Queue Complex:

  Annaprasadam is provided for the waiting pilgrims free of cost.  Milk, Coffee & Tea are provided for waiting pilgrims free of cost at every 3 hours interval. Free Medical facility is also provided. Well maintained toilets , RO filter water are available. Closed Circuit Television, through which devotional programmes and music are relayed.There are officers to look after the facilities in the Vaikuntam Queue Complex, regulate the queues and attend to complaints.

Tirupati is well connected by rail,road and air. Pilgrims can travel by bus from all major cities in India.people will reach renigunta,tirupati and gudur railway stations while traveling by train.

Renigunta is the nearest airport from Tirupati which is a distance of 30 minutes.