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Can We Go To Kalahasti Before or After Tirupati

Shiva Venkateswara Dec 18, 2021 Updated Apr 21, 2026 2 min read

For the pilgrims who wants to visit these temples this is a huge query like Can We Go To Kalahasti Before or After Tirupati and many more queries as below we have tried to answer the queries from the experts opinion. Please note, these are the opinions from the experts and pilgrims can choose based on their decision.

Can We Go To Kalahasti Before Tirupati?

Yes. Once can visit Srikalahasti before visiting Tirupati. There is no such restriction on the visiting of the temples.

Can We Go To Kalahasti after Tirupati?

Yes. Once can visit Srikalahasti after visiting Tirupati. There is no such restriction on the visiting of the temples.

Can We perform Rahu Ketu Pooja in Kalahasti after visiting Tirupati?

Yes. Pilgrims can perform the Rahu Ketu Pooja after visiting Tirupati temple.

Can We perform Rahu Ketu Pooja in Kalahasti before visiting Tirupati?

Yes. Pilgrims can perform the Rahu Ketu Pooja before visiting Tirupati temple.

Do we need to stay in Kalahasti the night of Rahu Ketu Pooja?

Pilgrims stay on their own choice and it is not mandatory.

Can a kid of 11 years perform the Rahu Ketu Pooja?

Yes. A Kid can partcipate. But parents may need to do the procedure.

Can Rahu Ketu Pooja and Kala Sarpa Dosha Nivarana pooja can be performed at same time?

Yes. Both pooja can be performed same time at the Srikalahasti temple.

Do we need to bring any pooja items for the Rahu Ketu Pooja in the Srikalahasti temple?

No need. Once you book the tickets all the items will be provided by the temple itself. Pilgrims need not to get any pooja items.

What is the Dress code Srikalahasti Rahu Ketu Pooja dress code?

Any traditional can be worn for the pooja. But western outfit is completely banned for the pooja.

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See also: Srikalahasti Chandi Homam Timings Online Booking Ticket Cost

See also: Sri Kalahasti Mahanyasa Rudrabhishekam Guide

Last reviewed: April 21, 2026

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