Jaya Vijaya Statues In Tirumala Doors Distance Main Idol Darshan
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Tirumala temple is visited by lakhs of pilgrims per day. It is estimated that on average the Tirumala temple is visited by 1 lakh pilgrims per day at the temple. The pilgrims will be coming for the Darshan and also for the Seva in the temple. Most of the pilgrims will be having the Darshan of the Lord from a very far distance through the first door. The First door in the Tirumala temple is secured by the Jaya Vijaya Statues. The Jaya Vijaya Statues are the security and are also called the Dwara Palakas for the temple of the Lord Balaji. The Jaya Vijaya Statues are located at the first door.
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Jaya Vijaya Statues In Tirumala Doors Distance Main Idol Darshan
Normally any pilgrims will be having the Darshan of the Tirumala Lord from the Jaya Vijaya Statues near the temple’s first door. The pilgrims who have booked for a specific type of Darshan and also for the VIP Darshan will be allowed beyond the point of the Jaya Vijaya Statues. Once the pilgrims have the Darshan the pilgrims will be coming back from the Jaya Vijaya Statues only.
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- The pilgrims are not allowed for the pooja or any offering near the Jaya Vijaya Statues. The pilgrims can only have the Darshan and can pray at the Statues.
- The distance from the Jaya Vijaya Statues to the Tirumala main idol will be around 15 feet. So normally, the common pilgrims will be allowed to have the Darshan of the Lord from this distance near the Jaya Vijaya Statues.
- The Jaya Vijaya Statues will also be considered as the gods and the pooja and also offering will be done to them by the TTD authorities. So the pilgrims cannot do any pooja for the Jaya Vijaya Statues.
Last reviewed: April 21, 2026
