Tirupati - Temple in Andhra Pradesh (India) - All can see the Aura of the "The Lord of the World"
The Tirupati Temple, also known as the Venkateswara Temple, is located in Tirumala, a hill town in the Tirupati district of Andhra Pradesh in India.
Location
The Lord Venkateswara sits atop the Seshachalam Hills, part of the Eastern Ghats, at an elevation of about 853 meters (2,799 feet) above sea level on the seventh peak called Venkatadri.
The temple complex spans seven hills, often called the "Temple of Seven Hills," and lies roughly 150 km northwest of Chennai and 250 km from Bangalore.
Accessibility
Tirupati city serves as the base, about 10-20 km from the hilltop temple, with roads, ropeways, and steps for pilgrims. The site draws millions of devotees and tourists annually as one of the world's richest temples by donations.
City of Tirupati or Tirupati Town is well linked by Road, Rail and Air.
Therefore Pilgrims/devotees/tourists can opt any mode of transportation travel through any mode of transport available (Bus/Train/Flight) to reach Tirupati.
