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Pilgrimage to Tirupati and Kalahasthi: A Spiritual Journey
Embark on a spiritually enriching journey with our 3-day itinerary covering the revered destinations of Tirumala, Tirupati, and Kalahasthi. This pilgrimage offers a blend of devotion, architectural marvels, and serene temple visits. The trip includes a visit to the famous Tirumala Temple and the unique Kalahasthi Temple, known for its Vayu Linga. Perfect for those seeking a divine experience, this itinerary is crafted to provide a seamless and fulfilling spiritual journey.
Covered Destination:
Tirumala / Tirupathi : - Kalahasthi, Tirumala Temple
Upon your arrival, the representative from South Tourism will receive and assist you for your onward transfer to Tirupati Tirumala via Kalahasthi, one of the Five temples representing the elements of the Universe. In Kalahasthi, the temple dedicated to Lord Shiva is called as Vayu Linga, representing the element Air. After visiting the temple, resume your drive to Tirupati. After reaching Tirupati, check in to the hotel and the rest of the day is at your leisure. Ovenright stay at Tirupati.
This day is for worshipping Lord Venkateshwara. Marvel the architecture of the temple and the giant idol of the premium deity. Tirupati temple houses one of the largest kitchen in the world to feed more than one lakh devotees every day. The temple celebrates a festival every day and the festivals' count exceeds the number of days in a year. Worship the presiding deity and visit the other smaller sub shrines inside the temple premises. Overnight stay at Tirupati.
Post breakfast, start your return journey to Chennai. Tour ends with happy memories.
FAQs:
What is the significance of the Kalahasthi Temple?
The Kalahasthi Temple is dedicated to Lord Shiva and is renowned for its Vayu Linga, representing the air element among the Pancha Bhoota Sthalams.
How far is Tirupati from Chennai?
Tirupati is approximately 135 kilometers from Chennai, making it a convenient drive via Kalahasthi.
What are the visiting hours for the Tirumala Temple?
The Tirumala Temple is open from early morning to late evening, with specific hours for various darshans and rituals. It is advisable to check the official website for detailed timings.
Can we participate in temple festivals at Tirumala?
Yes, the Tirumala Temple celebrates various festivals daily, and visitors can participate in the festivities. The temple organizes more festivals than the number of days in a year.
Is there accommodation available in Tirupati?
Yes, Tirupati offers a range of accommodations from budget to luxury hotels. It is