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A historic 11th-century fort near Tirupati where the East India Company received its first land grant in 1639, featuring fine palace architecture.
An ISKCON Krishna temple in Tirupati offering Gaudiya Vaishnava worship alongside the city's famous Venkateswara pilgrimage.
A science education centre in Tirupati with interactive exhibits, a planetarium, and a 3D theatre run by the National Council of Science Museums.
A TTD-run museum on Tirumala documenting the history of the Venkateswara Temple with sculptures, temple jewellery, scale models, and Agama tradition exhibits.
A sacred waterfall on the Tirumala hills believed to be where the Ganga descended from heaven, visited by pilgrims on the foot trek.
One of Asia's few natural rock arches at Tirumala, formed over millions of years in the Precambrian quartzite hills near the Venkateswara Temple.
Sacred shrine on Tirumala hills marking the spot where Lord Venkateswara is believed to have first set foot on earth.
The traditional 11.5-km foot pilgrimage path to Tirumala's Venkateswara Temple through forest and shrines, walked by thousands of barefoot devotees daily.
Andhra Pradesh's highest waterfall at 82 metres in the Sri Venkateswara National Park near Tirupati, surrounded by tiger reserve forest and a sacred Shiva shrine.
Beautifully maintained TTD gardens on Tirumala providing a peaceful green retreat for pilgrims during their sacred visit to the Venkateswara Temple complex.
The most visited religious site in the world, dedicated to Lord Venkateswara on the Tirumala hills, drawing over 50,000 pilgrims daily for darshan.
A Divya Desam Vishnu temple in Tirumala dedicated to reclining Lord Govindaraja, part of the complete Tirumala pilgrimage circuit.
An ancient Shiva temple in Tirupati dedicated to Kapileswara, one of the significant pre-Vijayanagara Shaivite shrines in the region.
The most important goddess temple near Tirupati, dedicated to Padmavathi (Alamelu Manga), consort of Lord Venkateswara, drawing millions annually.
