Sri Kapileswaraswami Temple, Tirupati

Sri Kapileswaraswami Temple is the only temple dedicated to Lord Siva in Tirupati.

It is situated about 3 km to the north of Tirupati, at the foot of the Tirumala Hills. The sacred waterfall called Kapila Teertham (also known as Alwar Teertham) is located here. Annual Brahmotsavams and festivals like Vinayaka Chaturthi, Mahasivaratri, Skanda Shasti and Annabhishekam are performed here with great pomp and splendour.

Sri Venugopalaswamy Temple, Sri Lakshminarayanaswamy Temple and Sri Vinayakaswamy Temple on the Second Ghat Road are sub-temples which function under the control of the Kapileswaraswamy Temple.
Sevas

S.No. Seva Price (Rs.)
1 Archana & Harathi 5.00
2Abhisheka Darsanam2.00
3Sahasranama Archana2.00
4Nithyabhishekam - permanent542.00
5Nithyabhishekam - one year42.00
6Rudrabhishekam50.00
7Navagraha Abhishekam & Archana (2 persons)100.00
8Archana Navagarahams50.00- for each graham5.00
9Sivaparvathula Kalyanam
(on every Mahasivarathri Day)
- for two persons (grihasthas)
250.00
10Unjal Seva (everyMonday - for 5 persons)116.00

The following festivals are conducted at the temple.

* Vinayaka Utsavam
* Annabhishekam
* Karthika Deepam
* Float Festival
* Maha Sivarathri
* Skanda Sashti
* Arudra Darsanam Utsavam
* Devi Navarathri Utsavam
* Kamakshi Devi Chandana Alankaram

Devotees can perform Nithyabhishekam at the temple.

For more details contact at +91- 08574 - 30253

Sri Kodandaramaswami Temple, Tirupati

This temple, which was built by a Chola king during the tenth century AD, is situated in the heart of the Tirupati town. The presiding deities are Sita, Rama and Lakshmana.

The temple of Anjaneyaswami, which is directly opposite, is a subshrine of this temple. According to legend, this temple commemorates the visit of Sri Rama to Tirupati. The festivals of Ugadi and Sri Ramanavami are celebrated in this temple on a grand scale. Brahmotsavam is celebrated at this temple every year.

Seva

Seva Amount (Rs.)
Archana & Harathi 5.00
Abhishekam (Sankalpam)20.00
Abhisheka Darsanam5.00
Nitya Archana (1 year)42.00
Nitya Archana(Permanent)542.00
Unjal Seva (every Saturday)116.00
(five persons allowed)
Sri Rama Kalyanam(performed on the day after Sri Rama Navami every year)
300.00
(for grihasthas - husband and wife)

Sri Vari Padala Mandapam

Sri Vari Padala Mandapam, at the entrance of the footpath to Tirumala, also comes under the administrative control of Sri Kondandaramaswamy Temple, Tirupati.

Sevas


Amt (Rs.) per head
Sri Vari Padala Seva 5.00
Harathi 5.00

For more details, you can contact Tel: +91-08574 - 20124

Sri Govindarajaswami Temple, Tirupati

Sri Govindarajaswami Temple is one of the most important temples in Tirupati. It has an imposing gopuram which can be seen from a distance.

Saint Ramanujacharya consecrated the temple in 1130 AD.

The festivals and functions are similar to those conducted in the Sri Venkateswara temple. The annual Brahmotsavam at this temple is celebrated in the month of Vaisakha every year. The annual float festival is also celebrated every year.

The sub-temples in its premises are:

* Sri Parthasarathiswami Temple
* Sri Kalyana Venkateswaraswami Temple
* Sri Andal Temple
* Sri Salai Nachiyar Ammavari Temple
* Sri Ramanuja Temple
* Sri Vyasaraya Anjaneyaswami Temple (Near Dwajasthambham)
* Sri Tirumangai Alwar Temple.
* Sri Kurath Alwar Temple
* Sri Madhurakavi Alwar Temple
* Sri Chakrathalwar Temple.
* Sri Mudal Alwar Temple.
* Sri Manavala Mahamuni Temple.
* Sri Vedantha Desikar Temple.
* Sri Woolu Alwar Temple.
* Sri Anjaneyaswami Temple(Near outer Bugga).
* Sri Nammalwar Temple.
* Sri Sanjeevarayaswami Temple (opposite the Hathiramjee Mutt)
* Sri Eduru Anjaneyaswamy Temple.

The important festivals conducted in Sri Govindarajaswami Temple are:

* Vaisakha Festival (Brahmotsavam)
* Float Festival
* Rathasapthami
* Bugga and Ponnakalva Utsavam
* Sri Andal Margalineerattam Festival
* Sri Salai Nachiyar Panguni Uttara Festival
* Sri Bhashyakarla Utsavam
* Sri Nammalwar Utsavam
* Jestabhishekam
* Thiruvadipuram Festival
* Thirumala Nambi Festival
* Adhyayanotsavam
* Thiru Nakshatram of alwar
* Manavalamahamuni Asthanam
* Vedantha Desikar Utsavam