Tirupati 7 Hills, you should know before visit Tirumala..

Tirupati is famously know as the abode of Lord Venkateswara or Srinivasa or also referred to as the “Lord of Seven Hills”. The Seven peaks are believed to represents the seven heads of Adisesha.These 7 hills spiritual significance to the overall aura of Tirupati.

Here’s a detailed look at each of 7 Hills.

1.       Seshadri         : Hill of Shesha the dasa of Lord ‘Vishnu’

2.       Neeladri         : Hill of Neela Devi.

3.       Garudadri      : This hill is belongs to Garuda,the Vahana of Lord Vishnu.

4.       Anjadri           : Hill named after Lord Hanuman.

5.       Vrushabadri  : Named after a fierce demon who challenged Lord Shiva.

6.       Narayanadri  : Hills belong to Narada,a follower of Lord Vishnu.

7.       Venkatadri     : The highest hill where the Sri Lord Venkateswara Temple is located.

"How to reach Tirumala from Tirupati by Steps or Walk "

 "How to reach Tirumala from Tirupati by Steps or Walk "

Tirumala isn't just a destination—it's a divine rhythm beating in the heart of millions. At its center lies the Tirupati Balaji Temple, dedicated to Lord Venkateswara, an incarnation of Vishnu who is believed to descend here to uplift humanity.

There are 2 ways to reach Tirumala by foot steps :

1) Srivari Mettu :- Shorter route to Tirumala.

Distance ( Srivari to Tirumala) : 2.1 kilometers

Total Steps ( Approx.) : 2,388

Time : 2 to 3 hours.

Divya Darshan : Pilgrims are eligible for Divya Darshan tokens.

Description : This is a shorter and steeper route. Its is ideal those who seeking a quicker trek.

2) Alipiri Mettu :- Longer route to Tirumala.

Distance ( Alipiri to Tirumala) : 9.0 kilometer

Total Steps ( Approx.) : 3,550

Time : 3 to 5 hours.

Divya Darshan : Pilgrims are eligible for Divya Darshan tokens.

Description : This is the longer route to Tirumala.