Tirupati Temple is one of the biggest temples in India and on an average scale around 70,000 devotees pay a visit to it every day. This is the most visited temple in India and even in the World scale. So, now we bring you some glimpse of what resides inside.
• The Architecture of the temple belongs to the 7th Century and it has inscriptions from Pallava, Chola and Vijayanagar dynasty
• The main Gopuram of the temple is 50 feet tall. The registration for darshan will take place at Gali Gopuram.
• Around 1000 people can be accommodated into the sanctum with a span of 3-minutes in and 3-minutes out
• The temple gets 200 Kgs of Flower donation a day and 35 tonnes on Special Occasions!
• The Jeeyars who are the descendants of Sri Ramanuja hold the key to the sanctum sanctorum
• The famous laddu at Tirupati goes through various quality checks before distributed to the devotees. A report says 300,000 laddus are produced daily
• Also, 70,000 devotees have their Anna Prasadam every day in the temple premises
• 'Brahmtosavam' is the biggest festival celebrated here once a year and it is celebrated as 9-Day extravaganza
