Begin your day with an adventurous trek to the Venkateshwara Temple, the holy shrine dedicated to Lord Venkateshwara. The trek takes approximately two hours to reach the temple. The trail is a steep incline, so make sure to wear comfortable shoes and carry enough water. Experience a serene atmosphere and breathtaking views of Tirumala through the trek.
Sri Vari Museum, also known as the TTD Museum, is a religious museum that portrays various facets of the Tirumala temple. Exhibits include temple architecture, the history of Tirumala, and the Tirumala temple and its religious significance. It provides visitors the opportunity to learn about the temple and its history for an enriching cultural experience.
Silathoranam, located within a natural rock formation, is a rare geological wonder and a great photo opportunity thanks to its unique feature. The naturally created arch on the rocky hill is made up of a single rock formation with an arch-shaped natural cavity. It is an excellent place for photography enthusiasts.
The Chandragiri Fort is an ancient royal fort and palace from the Vijayanagara Empire. It has architectural marvels such as the Raja Mahal palace, the Rani Mahal palace, and the Gopuram of the temple. Chandragiri Fort serves as a great building of legacy to the ancient architecture, culture, and heritage of India.
Talakona Waterfalls is the dense forest area on the border of Andhra Pradesh and Tamil Nadu. The trek to the waterfall is a combination of forest walking, stream crossing, and rock climbing. Enjoy the serene ambience and the clear fresh water. Take a dip or listen to the music of the water, or just soak in the surrounding natural environment for a calming and relaxing experience.
Make your way back to Tirumala and take some time to unwind after your day of adventure.
If you have more time to spend, you can visit Padmavathi Temple for a cultural experience or explore the Sri Venkateswara Zoological Park for animal sightings. You can also reduce the itinerary by removing one of the destinations. Be sure to carry comfortable walking shoes, sunscreen and water bottles. The best time to visit is during the monsoon season to enjoy the breathtaking waterfalls in their full glory.