Tirupati Balaji is one of the most important destinations in India. It is always bustling with pilgrims and devotees. So, if you want to visit this magnificent temple, you can keep track of their website. Recently, the official website for Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanams announced a special darshan entry with an online quota. Here’s all about it.
Sarva Darshan Tokens
The Twitter account of Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanams posted a tweet that said: “On 9th of January at 10:00 am, the official site will release an online quota of ₹300 for darshan from 12th to 31st of January and the month of February. Following are the details that you should know for Tirupati Darshan”.
The temple had set up over a hundred counters for people who wish to visit. There were a total of nine places where these counters were available including the Bhudevi complex near Alipiri, Indira Maidan, Jeevakona ZP High School, Srinivasam near Tirupati RTC Bus Stand, and others. The Slotted Sarva Darshan (SSD) was allocated to devotees from the 1st of January itself and on a ‘first come, first served basis’. Moreover, people were told to assemble at Sri Krishna Teja Rest House and visit at allotted times.
Things To Keep In Mind When Booking Tirupati Darshan
This new system set up by the temple authorities will make the process easy. You need to keep certain things in mind like carrying your digital photo and identity card (Pan Card, Aadhar Card, Driving License, etc.). Also, keep the list of visitors visiting the temple along with you. Also, note the online payment option (Netbanking, Debit/Credit Card, etc). The registration process is simple for Special Entry Darshan. Start by opening the website tirumala.org and look for Special Entry Darshan tickets. Then, register your account and log in. The third step is to fill in all the given details and choose slots which is suitable for you. The final step is to pay online and get e-tickets.
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So, why wait? Grab this opportunity and visit this historical temple.
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