Tourist Spots at Tirupati
While all of us must have visited Tirupati as a pilgrimage, did you know that this place of religious visit also has a lot of tourist attractions? Here is a list of popular places in Tirupati you should visit the next time you are close to the temple town.
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KapilaTheertham
- Apart from being the only Shaivite temple in the holy town, this place is also renowned for being the only holy waterfall in Tirupati. An amazing place to visit during the monsoons, the waterfall offers a breathtaking view and is sure to leave a lasting memory in the minds of every visitor.
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Talakona Waterfalls
- The 270-feet waterfall is an astonishing view that every visitor to the temple city should experience. A quick two-hour drive from the VenkateshwaraSwamy temple in Tirumala, serves as a reserve for the abundance of wildflowers and butterflies that dwell here in nature’s lap. There is also a temple of Lord Siddheswara Swami that you could visit while you make a trip to the waterfalls.
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Silathoranam
- Are you a person who is fascinated by the geographical wonders of the world? If yes, you should pay a visit to the Silathoranam, in Tirupati, which is naturally formed rock arch located about a kilometer away from the Sri Venkateswara Temple, near the Chakra Teertham at Tirumala.
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Chandragiri Palaces And Fort
- A historic fort built in the 11th century, and the Raja Mahal (Palace) within it, by the Yadavaraya rulers who ruled these parts for about 3 centuries. This is a place that every person who loves history should pay a visit to. Towards the end of the eighteenth century, the fort was abandoned, post which it sunk into oblivion. And now stands a testimony of the forgotten history.
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JapaliTheertham
- JapaliTheertham, a holy shrine of the Lord Hanuman, amidst the dense forests is a must visit for every nature lover. Seven kilometers from the holy Shrine of Venkateswaraswamy in Tirumala, this teertham (holy water body), is located on the way to Akasa Ganga. It is a popular belief that pilgrims who visit Tirumala must take a dip in this water to wash away their sins and evils. So, make sure you take a dip in this holy water, the next time you are here.
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Kailasakona Waterfalls
- The natural perennial waterfalls that emerge from a split in a mass rock, is renowned for the crystal clear water that is also believed to have considerable mineral values.It is believed that the water has medicinal powers and can heal ailments. Easy to reach from the Tirumala temple, the best time to visit the Kailasakona waterfalls is around the months of October and February.
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Kalyani Dam
- A gravity dam constructed across the Swarnamukhiriver, the Kalyani dam is a must-visit if you would like to see a man-made wonder.The tranquil surroundings and the calm waters offer a mesmerizing view to the visitors looking for a scenic picnic spot around the mountains. Get ready to be lost in the chirpy music of the birds as they fly around the colorful wildflowers that surround the valley.
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Tada Falls
- Tada Falls, or as the locals call it, the Ubbalamadugu Falls, is a place to be, if you wish to enjoy a day lap of nature amidst the forests and the clear water. A popular destination among the campers and trekkers, this place is located among the dense forests in the rocky hills and promises to be a trip to remember.
Are you set for your next trip to Tirupati, that’s going to be different from your trips in the past? What are you waiting for? Book your tickets now.