Shri Venkateswara Temple

Lord Venkateswara Temple at Tirupati (Tirumala) is one of the most well-known temples in India. With extra than 35 million pilgrims traveling the temple each year, it is one of the most visited holy locations and additionally one of the richest temples in the world. Built on the Venkata Hill, which is a section of the well-known Seshachalam Hills, Tirupati Temple is viewed as one of the holiest shrines by using the Hindus. According to a legend, Lord Vishnu assumed the structure of Sri Venkateswara to shop mankind from the adversities of Kali Yuga.



The building of the temple too has many legends related with it. One such legend has it that Lord Vishnu seemed in King Thondaiman’s dream and requested him to assemble the temple. The temple was once later accelerated with the aid of a number of kings and emperors who dominated over the place. Starting from 300 AD, the Tirupati Temple was once constructed over a length of time.

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