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Darshan at Tirumala, made simple

Understand the darshan types, plan your day and find trusted help — cabs, rooms, guides and pooja services — in one place.

Ways to have darshan

Choose the darshan that suits you

Free

Sarva Darshan

All devotees

Join the free queue at Tirumala. Waiting time depends on the crowd and can be long on weekends and festivals.

Paid ticket

Special Entry Darshan

Devotees who book ahead

Tickets for a fixed time slot are released online on the TTD website, usually well in advance.

Free token

Divya Darshan

Walking pilgrims

For devotees climbing the hills on foot via Alipiri or Srivari Mettu, subject to TTD token availability.

Free

Senior citizens & differently-abled

Elders and differently-abled devotees

Separate time slots with age or medical proof. Check the TTD website for the current eligibility rules.

Varies by seva

Arjitha Sevas

Devotees wishing to take part in rituals

Sevas such as Suprabhatam and Kalyanotsavam are booked through TTD online quotas.

Rules, prices and timings are set by TTD and change often — always confirm on the official website before you travel.

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Before you go

Darshan day tips

  1. Carry the same photo ID you used to book — it is checked at entry.
  2. Follow the traditional dress code: dhoti or kurta-pyjama for men, saree or churidar for women.
  3. Mobile phones, cameras and bags are not allowed inside — use the free lockers.
  4. Reach the reporting point at least an hour before your slot.
  5. Laddu prasadam counters are near the temple; keep your darshan ticket handy.