TIRUPATHI

 


Don't Approach touts for accommodation and darshan. Don't Prostrate (sastanga danda pranamam) inside the temple. Don't Throw away the prasadam and teertham given to you When did Tirupati become famous?


Tirupati was developed by Pallava Kings from 6th century onwards. The city became a great Vaishnava centre during the time of Ramanujacharya in 11th century, from where Srivaishnavism spread to other parts of Andhra Desa.at the temple. Don't Eat non-vegetarian food or consume liquor or other intoxicants and smoke while in Tirumala.
Srinivasa turns into Venkateswara

Goddesses Lakshmi and Padmavati also turn into stone idols expressing their wish to be with their Lord always. Lakshmi stays with Him on His Chest on the left side while Padmavati rests on His Chest'












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