Sri Venkateswara Zoological Park covers an area of 5532.99 acres. The park showcases endangered animals and a wide range of flora and fauna. It's exciting to see the animals have a sense of community.
Swami Pushkarini Lake is located in the heart of Tirupati, a holy lake that is part of the Sri Venkateswara Temple. The serene water adds calm beauty to the temple area. It is believed that Lord Vishnu appeared here as the fish and the lotus in Swami.
Grand Garden Restaurant is a family-friendly eatery with a peaceful ambiance. Serving both North and South Indian delicacies, they have a delicious variety of dishes to choose from.
Deer Park covers 50 acres and provides a natural habitat for various species of deer. The park is well-maintained and provides an opportunity to adventure closely with the deer.
The ISCON temple in Tirupati is a dedication to Lord Krishna and is built in an architectural style keeping in mind the traditional essence. It provides a peaceful atmosphere that dissipates any worries away.
Kapila Teertham Waterfall is a serene waterfall amidst natural surroundings which makes for a lovely evening clubbed with prayers.
Before visiting, make sure to plan accordingly, as Tirupati attracts a lot of devotees from around the world and there are long queues for darshan and other tourist attractions. If you have more time then you can also visit Silathoranam, a natural rock formation, the second most visited area after the temple. If you think you won't have enough time in one day, prioritize the temple, zoo, and ISKCON temple.