Is Srivari Mettu opened now?
Alipiri Mettu is still closed for Renovation. Srivari Path (15 km to the west) is only open. All routes to Tirumala need a confirmed Darshan ticket – which is available only online and is already filled up for up to Sep 2021.
How long does it take to climb Srivari Mettu?
It is 2.1 kilometres long. This trail has 2388 steps. This is a steep climb compared to Alipiri route. But it can be covered in 1 to 3 hrs.
Is Alipiri footpath open 24 hours?
Keeping in view the safety of the pilgrims, only Alipiri walkers path will remain open from 6 am till 4 pm, while Srivari Mettu will remain closed. Both the Ghat Roads will remain open from 5 am till 8 pm even as the Covid-19 curfew is being observed between 9 pm and 5 am.
Is Tirupati walking path open?
Foot Path. Alipiri footpath is open for devotees who are having darshan tickets. Srivari Mettu (16kms from Tirupati) footpath is Closed now (Under Repair).
Is Tirumala steps open?
Those coming to Tirumala by walk will be allowed from Alipiri footpath only. Srivari Mettu footpath will remain closed. Alipiri footpath will be opened from 6 a.m to 4 p.m only and those with tickets only will be allowed. Ghat roads will be opened between 5 a.m. and 8 p.m.
Is footpath Darshan allowed in Tirupati?
Divya Darshan is for the devotees who climb the steps to Tirumala either by Alipiri or Srivari Mettu footpath. TTD under privilege darshan category provides the time slots darshan tokens with less waiting time for the devotees coming to Tirumala by steps.
What is difference between Alipiri and Srivari Mettu?
One is the long route from Alipiri, where there are more than 3400 steps and about 2 kms of walking. The second and the short route is “Srivari Mettu”, Srivari Mettu, literally meaning Lord’s step, is situated at a distance of about 19 Kms from Tirupathi Railway station and about 5 Kms from Srinivasa Mangapuram.
How many steps are there in Tirumala Srivari Mettu?
There is an ancient footsteps path to Tirumala, that starts from Alipiri known as Alipiri Metlu. The Devotees to fulfil their Vow to Lord Venkateswara will take this path to reach Tirumala on foot from Tirupati. It consists of a total 3550 Steps which makes a distance of 12 km.
Is walking allowed in Tirumala today?
Can we visit Tirumala without booking?
Tirupati Darshan Without Online Booking : Every morning at srinivasam pligrimage guest house 300 rupees tickets are issued for same day darshanam you can come here and take the tickets with a valid id proof along with all the family members who are coming with you 90 percent chances are there that you will get a ticket …
Is walking allowed to Tirumala now?
Is pedestrian Darshan available in Tirumala now?
Srivari Mettu to Tirumala Kali Nadaka ( Pedestrians ) Token on weekend 8000 tickets quota issued. Open Timings slots from 6:00 am – 5:30 am. Collect ticket at 100th Step ( same for Alipiri, Srivari mettu pilgrims) Divya Darshan slot opens at 6:00 am on the following day.
What are the timings for Srivari Mettu?
Below are the Srivari Mettu Timings during which pilgrims are allowed to reach Tirumala by walk. Currently Pilgrims are allowed during the timings 6 AM – 5:30 PM through Srivari Mettu daily. Free luggage drop counter is available at Srivari Mettu.
What is the story behind Srivari Mettu in Tirupati?
The story behind Srivari Mettu is, after getting married to Sri Padmavathi Devi, Lord Venkateswara was asked to stay in Srinivasa Mangapuram for 6 months after marriage and not to climb Tirumala Hills.
How many steps from Tirupati to Sri Vari Mettu?
Number of steps: 2388 Total distance to Tirumala: 2.1 kilometres Distance from Tirupati to Sri Vari Mettu: 20 kilometre Time taken to reach Tirumala: 2-3 Hours approximately. Timings of Srivari Mettu: 6 AM to 6 PM Parking facility: Yes Luggage counter facility: Yes.
Where can I Drop my Luggage at Srivari Mettu?
Free luggage drop counter is available at Srivari Mettu. Pilgrims can drop their luggage at Srivari Mettu, which will be brought to Tirumala by TTD . Free buses are also available from Tirupati Railway Station to Srivari Mettu. Pilgrims who walk through Srivari Mettu can collect the darshan token at 10th Step and get it stamped at Step 1200.