Iskon is located at a distance of 3 km from Railway station,Tirupati.It was in the year 1974-75; His Divine Grace Srila Prabhupada made a visit to Tirupati-Tirumala as a special guest of the Government of Andhra Pradesh. During his stay at Tirumala, Srila Prabhupada was extremely pleased to have Darshan of Lord Sri Venkateswara. He was also pleased to see hundreds and thousands of pilgrimage devotees visiting the divine place daily.
Friday, 18 December 2015
Karvetinagaram

Appalayagunta

Nagalapuram
The scared temple dedicated to Lord Veda Narayana Swamy is situated here. Nagalapuram is about 65 kms , south east of Tirupati. However its centre ofattraction is the temple Sri Vedanarayana swamyTemple which is fine specimen of the Vijayanagara style. The sanctum sanctorum houses an image of the matsyavataram form of Vishnu accompanied by Sri Devi Bhudevi on either side.

Narayanavanam

Srinivasa Mangapuram

Alemelumangapuram (Tiruchanur)

Sri Kapileswaraswami temple

This shrine for Lord Siva is located at about 3 km from Tirupati Railway station. here we can see the beautiful water falls , where water flows from Tirumala Hills. The falls is very beautiful to see during the rainy season. Inside there are many sub temples like Vinayaka temple, Kammakshi temple, Dakshana murthy temple, Subramanya swamy temple, agastheeswara temple, navagrahams, VenuGopal swamy temple, Lakshmi narshima swamy temple, Alwar temple etc. Adjacent to it there is visiting place, Jungle Book manged by Forest Dept of India. As Kapila maharshi installed the Sivalinga here, the God is called Kapileswara and the tirtham is known as Kapilatirtham.
Kanipakam temple

Sri Kalahasti temple
Sri Kalahasti temple
SriKalahasti temple is located 36 km away from Tirupati. The inner temple is constructed around 5th century and the outer temple was constructed in the 12th Century. It is the abode of Shiva, from whose head, according to legend, the Ganges is said to flow. Kalahasti is the ‘Kailas of the South’. This temple itself is a great architectural piece of art. The inside pillars are fresh as they were hundreds of years back because they were hidden from degradation by nature. SriKalahasti got its name because in days of yore a spider (sri), serpent (kala) and elephant (hasti) elephant worshipped Shiva with great devotion

Sri Kodandaramaswamy Temple

Sri Govindaraja Swamy Temple
Sri Govindaraja Swamy Temple

Tirupati is an ancient town associated with the Vaishnava Mentor, Sri Ramanuja , who guided that one can get mukthi through only chanting NARAYANA mantram that is 'Namo Naryana naya'. He founded Govindaraja swamy temple in 1130 A.D and started a small settlement round it and named it Tirupati. Several new shrines like kodanda ramaswamy temple, narsimha swamy temple shrine and kapileswara swamy temple were also built in different parts of Tirupati. Sri Govindarajaswamy temple, is very near to Tirupati railway station. The deity Sri Govindarajaswamy is in a reclining pose.He is considered to be Lord Venkateswara's brother. It has an imposing seven-storey 'Gopuram'. The temple came in for greater importance in 1506 A.D. during the rule of Saluva Dynasty of Vijayanagara.There are Sri Andal, Sri Parthasarathy and Sri Venkateswara in the temple

Tirupati is an ancient town associated with the Vaishnava Mentor, Sri Ramanuja , who guided that one can get mukthi through only chanting NARAYANA mantram that is 'Namo Naryana naya'. He founded Govindaraja swamy temple in 1130 A.D and started a small settlement round it and named it Tirupati. Several new shrines like kodanda ramaswamy temple, narsimha swamy temple shrine and kapileswara swamy temple were also built in different parts of Tirupati. Sri Govindarajaswamy temple, is very near to Tirupati railway station. The deity Sri Govindarajaswamy is in a reclining pose.He is considered to be Lord Venkateswara's brother. It has an imposing seven-storey 'Gopuram'. The temple came in for greater importance in 1506 A.D. during the rule of Saluva Dynasty of Vijayanagara.There are Sri Andal, Sri Parthasarathy and Sri Venkateswara in the temple
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