This guide will walk you through the offline booking process, detailing the counter timings, daily quotas, and ticket amounts for this exclusive opportunity.
Tirumala VIP Break Darshan Ticket Offline / Current Booking Process
For those who were not able to do advance booking 3 months in advance. They can get tickets for same day darshan. Below are the 2 possibilities
- Current Booking Quota – Which opens daily in online at 9 AM in TTD official website – https://ttdevasthanams.ap.gov.in . Booking window will be open during 9 AM – 2 PM. Daily 800 tickets will be issued in online for same day darshan at 4 PM. Per login you can book for maximum of 4 persons (1 + 3). Please note that due to extreme demand, Â tickets are getting sold out with in 1 – 2 minutes after release. Hence this may not be a good option to rely on.Â
You have to make donation first and book darshan slot next, if you fail to book darshan slot quickly, your money will not be returned back, it will have a validity of 1 year. you have to book in online for any available date in future.
- Counter at Tirupati Airport – Accessible only for pilgrims coming to Tirupati by flight. Counter Opens at 7 AM. People who come by morning flights will have chance to get tickets in airport counter. Daily 200 tickets will be issued in airport counter for same day darshan.
- You can check the Availability status in Whatsapp. Refer this URL for more information about whatsapp services by TTD – Click Here
Required Documents For SRIVANI VIP Break Darshan Tickets
To complete the offline booking process, pilgrims must present in person with valid original identification documents (like Aadhar for Indian Residents or Passports / OCI / Citizenship Cards NRI’s / Foreigners) . Carry 3 sets of xerox copies as well along with Original documents.
Tirumala VIP Break Darshan Ticket Offline Booking Quota / Price :
During some special days, offline quota will be cancelled. Enquire with us or TTD Helpline before you plan your journey.
- Quota Per Day: TTD allocates a limited number of SRIVANI VIP Break Darshan tickets each day to give quicker darshan to VIP’s as well as allow more number of pilgrims under Free Darshan to finish their darshan quicker.
- 800 tickets per day will be released online in current booking Quota.
- 200 tickets per day will be given to those who come to Tirupati Airport directly. Those who come in flight to Tirupati Airport can only get access to this counter. Your boarding pass need to be attached to the ticket
- Ticket Amount: The cost of SRIVANI VIP Break Darshan tickets is Rs. 10,500 per head.
- Rs. 10000 per person should be paid as donation to SRIVANI Trust.
- Rs. 500 will be the Darshan Ticket Cost.
- Those who donated Rs. 10000 to SRIVANI Trust can only get access to these VIP Break Darshan Tickets
- Kids below 12 years doesn’t need ticket. They can come with parents for free.
Benefits of SRIVANI VIP Break Darshan:
- Quick Access to the Sanctum Sanctorum: The SRIVANI VIP Break Darshan offers devotees the privilege of quicker access to the main deity, allowing for a more personal and intimate connection with Lord Venkateswara. You will be allowed till 1st Door and you can watch the GOD for 1-2 minutes from a 5-10 feet distance.
- Reduced Waiting Time: By opting for this exclusive darshan, pilgrims can minimize their waiting time, making their visit to Tirumala more efficient and fulfilling.
- Enhanced Spiritual Experience: The serene ambiance and reduced crowd during SRIVANI VIP Break Darshan contribute to a more profound spiritual experience, allowing devotees to immerse themselves in the divine aura of the temple.
Conclusion:
Embarking on a pilgrimage to Tirumala is a sacred journey for many, and the SRIVANI VIP Break Darshan ensures a heightened spiritual experience. The offline booking process adds a touch of tradition to this divine endeavor, providing an alternative for those who prefer a more hands-on approach. Plan your visit, adhere to the counter timings, and secure your SRIVANI VIP Break Darshan ticket for an unparalleled encounter with the divine at the enchanting Tirumala temple.
