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  Religious Places :: Tirupati
Banaras Kumbha Hardwar Puskar Badrinath Tanjore
Shri Sailam Tiruchirappali Dwarka Bodhi Gaya Golden Temple Dakshineshwar
Shirdi Tirupati Kailash Man Sarovar Amarnath Vaishnodevi ShriNathji
Ajmer Sharif Somnath Mahadev ISKON Makkah Shree Kshetrapal Modheshwari Mata
Brahmotsavam - the main festival at Tirumala Sri Venkateswara Swamy, with the Shanku to His left and Chakram to His right, against the backdrop of Tirumala Chakrasnanam - conducted during Brahmotsavam
Rathotsavam Sri Venkateswara Museum
Garuda, a staunch devotee of Sri Venkateswara Swamy Anjaneya, a staunch devotee of Venkateswara Swamy

Tirupati town is located in the southern portion of Andhra Pradesh. The most important place of interest at the place is the historic shrine of Sri Venkateswara, the Lord of Seven Hills, who is famous all over the country.

 The Tirupati Balaji shrine is located on a hill at Tirumala, a cluster of seven hills known as Seshachalam or Venkatachalam with an elevation of 2,800ft above the sea level. Known as the richest temple in the world, it is a vibrant cultural and philanthropic institution with a grand history. It attracts pilgrims from all over the country who have to wait for hours together to obtain a glimpse of the presiding deity for a few fleeting seconds. The temple with its tower is a fine example of Dravidian architecture.

The temple of Tirupati Balaji in south India is one of the most revered and sacred shrines in the country. Millions of devotees visit the temple to seek the blessings of Lord Vishnu, who is the patron deity of the temple. The peaceful environs of the temple make the place look more beautiful.

The temple complex is large and spacious, surrounded by the Tirumalai range. The stone Gopuram appears different with celestial figures and statues. Inside, the pillars, doorways, and the Vimana of the main shrine are plated with gold. Besides this it is a massive rectangular bathing ghat, enclosed on all four sides by stone steps leading down to the water. A wide street runs around the entire complex.

 

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