THE TEMPLE AT TIRUPATI IS THE MOST FREQUENTLY VISITED TEMPLE.

Packages for Tirupati, the most popular shrine As the second wealthiest temple in the world, Tirumala Temple in Tirupati, in the Chittoor region of Andhra Pradesh, is perhaps the most visited shrine worldwide. Every day, over 70,000 visitors go to the temple to worship Lord Sri Venkateshwara, who is essentially Lord Vishnu. Go here to see Lord Balaji Darshan! Padmanabhaswami Temple in Thiruvananthapuram is now the costliest temple on the planet. It is believed that the temple was founded in part or not at all. In Tamil, the words tiru and mala imply holy and mountain, respectively. The term tirumala is derived from the literary meaning of holy mountain. It is often referred to as the Tirupati Temple due to its location in Tirupati. The inner temple, or vimanam, is home to the deity of Lord Sri Venkateshwara. The lord’s left and right chests, respectively, are occupied by the gods of Sri Lakshmi Devi and Sri Padmavathi Devi. The main god of the lord is eight feet tall and carved out of stone. The primary god is referred to as Lord Balaji in everyday parlance. The seven summits of the tirumala hills are said to symbolize the seven heads of Adisesha. Situated atop Venkatadri, the seventh peak, lies the temple. The Tirumala Hills are regarded as the world’s second-oldest rock mountains. There is an efficient queuing system in place to ensure that darshan is administered by devotees in a correct manner. In order to have a darshan of the Lord, devotees may have to wait in line for many hours. Laddu is the primary prasadam offered to devotees. Among the several prasadams available were jilebi, kesari, sweet pongal, vada, tamarind rice, appam, and paayasam. As an offering to the Lord, many devotees, including females, have their heads tonsured. Go here to see Lord Balaji Darshan! The weight of daily hair accumulation has reached over a tonne. Within the arms of the tirumala tirupati devasthanams (TTD), the temple management effectively raises funds via the selling of tonsured hair. It is said that a shepherd once struck Lord Balaji in the head. This episode was first reported by a gandharva princess who used her magical abilities to transplant a portion of her hair on her lord’s head. Since then, tonsuring has evolved into a proposal to Lord Balaji within the temple. Every year in September, the temple celebrates Brahmotsavam. Along with other Vaishnava galas, there is also a grand celebration of janmashtami, rama navami, and vaikuntha ekadasi. About 140 kilometers separate the tirupati temple from Chennai. There is a railhead and an airport in the temple town. To meet the needs of the many pilgrims that visit the temple, tirupati offers a good range of lodging options. There are packages available for pilgrims to go to Tirupati. The Tirupati tours included transportation from airports and train stations as well as ticket arrangements for temple visits. Go here to see Lord Balaji Darshan!