Tirupati Tour Packages

There are also several other historical temples at its reach, enriching the whole experience. If you are looking for a detox, Tirupati travel is a must in order to experience tranquilising and spiritual healing. The serenity of the place uplifts and enhances the natural beauty of the place surrounding with echoes of the temple bells and chanting prayers with peaceful breeze. There is so much more than just temples and historical monuments. It is recommended to ask travel agents to include Chandragiri Fort and Asthana Mandapam in the itinerary while choosing from our customizable range of Tirupati holiday tour packages.

Top Places To See With Tirupati Holiday Tour Packages

1. Sri Venkateswara Temple

What’s Special: Temple dedicated to Lord Venkateswara who is a form of Vishnu

Nearby Attractions: Chakra Teertham, Silathoranam, Kumaradhara Teertham, Japali Teertham

Timings: 10:30 am to 12:00 pm, 6:30 pm to 8:00 pm

Distance From the City: 900 m

Transportation Options: Bus, cab, taxi, bike, auto-rickshaw

One of the richest temples in the world, Sri Venkateswara Temple is visited by more than 35 million pilgrims every year. The temple is dedicated to Lord Venkateswara who is a form of Lord Vishnu.The temple is mostly visited during the occasion of Vaikuntha Ekadasi, Brahmotsavam, and Ratham Saptami etc. You will find the shrine to be always illuminating with aartis, festivals, and several rituals. So, to make the most of your Tirupati local tour packages, make sure you visit Sri Venkateswara Temple.

2. Akasaganga Teertham

What’s Special: Temple dedicated to Lord Rama

Nearby Attractions: Sri Varahaswami Temple, Sri Govindarajaswami Temple, Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanams, ISKCON Tirupati, Japali Teertham

Timings: 9:00 am to 6:00 pm

Distance From the City: 26 km

Transportation Options: Bus, cab, taxi, bike, auto-rickshaw

Among several places to travel in Tirupati, Akasaganga Teertham is another attraction that captivates travellers. It is a famous waterfall in Tirupati that is positioned 3 km away from the main temple. The waterfall is famous for its religious beliefs and as a reason for which, it is visited by numerous visitors every day. You can enjoy a refreshing bath after paying a visit to the temple and relax your senses. Moreover, if you plan to visit this place during monsoon, then get ready lose yourself in the blissful beauty of nature.

3. Swami Pushkarini Lake

What’s Special: Famous for a holy bath

Nearby Attractions: Ganesh Temple, Jalakandeswarar Temple, Sri Yoga Narasimhar Temple

Timings: NA

Distance From the City: 23.6 km

Transportation Options: Bus, taxi, cab, auto rickshaw, bike

Enjoying close proximity to Sri Venkateswara Temple, Swami Pushkarini Lake is another famous pilgrim site in Tirupati. This holy lake is famous for the fact that Lord Vishnu used to bathe with his wife in the lake. According to popular belief, Garuda brought the theertha and water to this area making the site all the more sacred. Apart from this, the water of the lake is believed to cleanse devotees from their sins. So, if you wish to witness the best of the destination, you must add it to your Tirupati holiday package.

4. Tirupati, Chittoor

What’s Special: Temples, historical sites, scenic locations

Nearby Attractions: Tirumala, Vellore, Bangalore, Chennai, Mysore, Wayanad, Coimbatore, Chikmagalur, Madikeri

Timings: NA

Major Attractions: Sri Venkateswara Swamy Temple, Sri Govindaraja Swamy Temple, Akasaganga, Theertham, TD Gardens

Distance From the City: NA

Transportation Options: Taxi, cab, bus, bike, auto-rickshaw

Tirupati is one of the most popular holy sites in India that draws attention to travellers from far and wide. The destination is primarily famous for Lord Venkateswara Temple. Apart from this, there are also other pilgrim sites and historical monuments in Tirupati that lets travellers indulge in a blissful vacay. So, if you are interested in Mythology or in history, you must visit Tirupati at least once in a lifetime. With so many Tirupati tourist places, you are sure to enjoy a delightful vacation with your loved ones.

5. Nellore

What’s Special: Rich culture, temples, historical sites

Nearby Attractions: Eluru, Tirupati, Tenali, Vijayawada

Timings: NA

Major Attractions: Udayagiri Fort, Nelapattu Bird Sanctuary, Penchalakona, Mypadu Beach

Distance From the City: NA

Transportation Options: Taxi, cab, bus, auto-rickshaw

Positioned on the banks of the Penna River, Nellore is one of the best places to visit in Andhra Pradesh. This destination is beautified with various temples and historical sites offering travellers a soul-soothing vacation. Some of the best places to visit in Nellore are Pulicat Lake, Sri Ranganathaswamy Temple, Nelapattu Bird Sanctuary, Narasimha Swamy Temple, and many more. Apart from this, you can also visit Mypadu Beach & partake in many water sports or just laze around the beach.

6. Talakona Waterfall

What’s Special: Picnic spot, lovely view, the highest waterfall in the Andhra Pradesh

Nearby Attractions: Sri Venkateswara National Park, Srivari Mettu, Tirumala Temple

Timings: 6:00 am to 7:30 pm

Distance From the City: NA

Transportation Options: Bus, cab, auto, taxi

Touted as the highest waterfall in Andhra Pradesh, Talakona Waterfall is a famous picnic spot. It is a perfect attraction for travelers who are seeking some fun and thrill. According to a popular belief, the water that comes from underground streams is believed to have medicinal properties. The height of the waterfall is around 270 ft and is the biggest waterfall in Andhra Pradesh. Near the waterfalls see lush greenery and different species of birds. You can explore Tirumala Hills to see Silathoranam which is surrounded and blessed with lush greenery. Apart from this, the attraction is famous for trekking and boasts several trekking routes around it.

When to Plan a Pilgrimage to Tirupati?

Summer (March - May)

These are the hottest months in Tirupati with a temperature of approximately 45 °C. However, due to the holiness of the destination, it is swarmed by several tourists everyday. If you are traveling during this time, make sure to stay hydrated and wear a broad spectrum sunscreen lotion. Also, to make the most of your vacation, you can also head to the beach and indulge in some water activities.

Monsoon (June - October)

If you want to avoid the sweltering heat, then you can travel to Tirupati during monsoon season. Even though it receives heavy rainfall during this time, the destination offers travelers delightful greenery and pleasant weather. There are several festivals and fairs that take place at Tirupati during these months. The festivals celebrated with the most grandeur here include Brahmotsavam which means “Brahma’s Utsavam”, which takes place in month of Asweeja (September-October) and is known for the most flamboyant festival of Lord Venkateswara. So, if you wish to take your Tirupati travel a notch higher, then plan a vacation in monsoon season.

Winter (November - February)

The best time to make use of your Tirupati holiday tour package is between November to February. It is the winter season here during this time, and the days are pretty pleasant, making pilgrimage and sightseeing an easy task. There are several places you can visit during this season including TTD Gardens, Silathoranam, Papavinasanam Dam, Srivari Museum, Chandragiri, and many more.

How To Reach Tirupati?

Tirupati is a temple city located in the south Indian state of Andhra Pradesh. Being a major temple city with the Sri Venkateswara Temple being the most popular one, it is imperative that it is well connected through the rest of the country.

There are well-laid out roads, bus stations, an airport and a railway station that majorly help in transferring tourists from across India.

If you are a local or traveling from nearby cities, then roads are your best bet. But if you are traveling from any other part of India, then here are the 2 best options for you to reach Tirupati

By Air

The city has an airport called the “Tirupati International Airport” which is the main terminal for transferring passengers not just from India but international as well. From the airport, you can find several public transportation options including cabs, buses and autos. They will directly drop you at the desired destination you want. The airport is 2.8 km from the National Highway 71 and about 79 km from Venkateswara Temple in Tirumala.

By Railways

The Tirupati Railway Station is the major railhead connecting Tirupati with the rest of India. Trains from all parts of India including Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata have a stopover here. The railway station attracts a higher influx of pilgrims than flights. The reason being that the Venkateswara Temple is only 1 km away from the station. You can easily avail all sorts of public transportation including buses, autos, cabs to reach your destination.

By Road

National Highway 71 is the main highway that connects the temple city with nearby cities and towns. If you are someone traveling from nearby then a bus ride or a car drive is recommended to enjoy a great experience within the ghat roads.