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| Shri Tirupathi Balaji Short Tour |
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Shri Tirupathi Balaji Nath Short Tour |
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| Duration : 2 Nights / 3 Days |
| Highlights : Chennai - Tirupathi - Chennai |
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| Day 01 : Chennai - Tirupathi |
| Arrival at Chennai Airport / Rly.Station on arrival transfer to Tirupathi by road, on arrival at Tirupathi check in at hotel over night stay, The word Tirupati means the ‘the Lord of Lakshmi’ is appropriately applied to the village on the Venkata Hill, the abode of the Lord. The village around the Hill near His temple is called Tirumala which means the Sacred Hill. The temple of Tirupati is one of the most ancient and impressive places of pilgrimage in India. It is located in the Chittoor district in southern Andhra Pradesh. The sacred temple of Lord Sri Venkateswara situated on the Tirumala Hill adjoining to Tirupati is the richest Hindu temple and the most visited religious center in the world followed by the Vatican City. |
| Day 02 : Tirupathi |
In early morning darshan (audience) of Shri Tirupathi Balaji Nath, after that to visit Sri Padmavathi temple Tirupathi yatra is incomplete without a visit to this temple. Sri Padmavathi is the divine consort of Lord Venkateswara. 'Kalyanotsavam' is performed here as in Tirumala. |
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| Day 03 : Tirupathi - Chennai |
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| In early morning to visit Shri Kalahasti temple, this famous Saivite temple in Kalahasti, 38 km from Tirupati, is one of the Panchabhoota Kshetras. Located on the banks of river Swarnamukhi, Sri Kalahasti Temple is one of the most ancient temples in South India. Lord Siva is worshipped here in the form of Vayu Linga (one of the elements air). The legend says that Sri (spider), Kala (cobra) and Hasti (elephant) worshipped Lord Siva here and attained Moksha. Hence this place is known as Srikalahasti. Kannappa Nayanar (a tribal hunter) attained salvation in this place by offering his eyes to this Lord. In after noon check out from the hotel & transfer to Chennai Airport / Railway station for return back. |
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