Bangalore Tirupati Tour Packages

Bangalore is not only one of the India’s progressive cities but is also a city with a rich history. This city is famous for its scenic parks, delightful weather, and enchanting lakes all around the town. The regional distances between Bangalore to Tirupati is approximately 280 km by Roads and 350 by Rails. Thousands of vacationers visit this destination to indulge in a relaxing vacation. You can also book Bangalore-Tirupati tour packages to enjoy an off-beat vacation with entertainment and pilgrimage.

Place To Visit

Tirumala Venkateswara Temple

One of the holiest Hindu pilgrimage temples in the world, the Tirumala Venkateswara Temple stands tall in full glory on the seventh peak, the Venkatachala, of the majestic Tirupati Hills. You can engage in several activities of the temple like hundi, prasadam, arjitha seva, hair tonsuring, and thulabharam.

Swami Pushkarini Lake

This lake almost surrounds the Tirumala Venkateswara Temple. A place of utmost religious significance, it is believed that Lord Venkateswara himself bathed in this lake along with his consorts.

Lal Bagh Botanical Garden

Lalbagh Botanical Garden in Bangalore is internationally renowned for botanical artwork, scientific study and conservation of plants. Lalbagh covers an area 240 acres in the heart of the city and has nearly 1860 species of plants and it has come to be viewed as one of the best gardens in the East for its design, maintenance, scientific treasure and scenic beauty.

AkasagangaTeertham

AkasagangaTeertham is a waterfall situated close to the main temple thereby accomplishment an edge over the other holy falls since all the rituals performed in the temple use the water from here. During the monsoons, the waterfall is a beautiful sight to view.

Kapila Theertham

This is a unique temple in this holy town because this is the only Shaivite temple here. The temple is Positioned at the entrance of a mountain cave at the foothills of the Tirumala Hills.

Best Time To Visit

Tirupati is crowded throughout the year, more than 50,000 devotees visit the Tirupati Temple every day. However, the ideal time to think about Bangalore Tirupati tour packages is from September to March when the climate is relatively emollient with intermittent showers.

Summers (March - May)

Summers are hot and humid with daytime temperatures soaring up to 45 degrees at Tirupati. However the nights are more comfortable and the crowd is also minimal at these times, which makes it a perfect time to visit the temples and watch the shrines closely. Bangalore enjoys mild summers and it is always a good time to visit this city.

Monsoons (June - September)

With the arrival of monsoon, the temperature starts lowering making Tirupati and Bangalore pleasant weatherwise. September is the time for one of the biggest festivities in Tirupati, the Brahmotsavam. Showers are rarely continuous in Bangalore and so you can still plan a trip to this city at this time.

Winters (October to February)

Winters are pleasant and favourable for temple tours and some major festivals fall during this period. Navratri and Dussehra are festivals celebrated in almost all the temples amidst great fanfare. Minimum temperature in either tourist spots does not dip below 15 degree Celsius, keeping the weather comfortable.

How To Reach

By Air

Tirupati Airport, also called Renigunta Airport has Frequent flights from other major cities such as Chennai, Hyderabad and Bangalore flying to this place. Bangalore Airport, located 50km from the main city, is immensely well-connected by regular flights from most of the important cities in India.

By Train

Tirupati Railway Station is the main railway junction in the South Central Railway system. There are also two more railway stations in Tirupati- Renigunta and Anantharajupet. These stations are well-connected to Bangalore and other main cities in India via several express and superfast trains. Bangalore has two important railways station- Bengaluru City Railway Station and Yesvantpur Junction.

By Bus

Tirupati is well-connected via a network of national and state highways to other cities in the state of Karnataka. There are numerous busses connecting the city with Bangalore. Enough bus services are available between Tirupati, Gudur, Renigunta. Bangalore also linked with cities like Goa, Mumbai, Coimbatore and Mangalore by bus service.