Tirumala Local Darshan Tickets Booking 2025 – How to Get Tokens
Learn how to book Tirumala local darshan tickets in 2025. Step-by-step guide to get free tokens, timings, counters, and local ID proof requirements.
📖 Tirumala Local Darshan Tickets Booking 2025 – Complete Guide
Learn how to book Tirumala local darshan tickets in 2025. Step-by-step guide to get free tokens, timings, counters, and local ID proof requirements.
For the residents of Tirupati and nearby districts, TTD offers special local quota darshan tickets known as “Free Sarva Darshan Tokens.” These are issued daily based on availability and require valid local ID proof. This service helps locals have darshan without waiting in the long Vaikuntam queue.
Let’s understand how to book local darshan tickets in 2025 and what rules apply.
🗓️ When Are Local Darshan Tickets Issued?
| Token Type | Availability | Location |
|---|---|---|
| Free Darshan Tokens | Daily (based on crowd) | TTD Srinivasam Complex, Tirupati |
| Local Quota Darshan | Select days each week | Special TTD Counters |
TTD releases free darshan tokens early morning, and they get filled fast—sometimes within 1 hour.
🧾 Documents Required for Local Darshan Tickets
You must show any one of the valid ID proofs clearly showing your Tirupati/Andhra Pradesh address:
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Aadhaar card (with Tirupati address)
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Voter ID
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Ration Card
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Driving License (local address)
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Electricity/Water Bill (for proof of residence, accepted only sometimes)
Only 1 ticket is issued per Aadhaar card. The ID must be original—not a photocopy.
📍 Where to Collect Local Darshan Tokens in Tirupati?
Here are the main TTD counters that issue local darshan tokens:
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Srinivasam Complex (Opp. RTC Bus Stand)
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Bhudevi Complex (Alipiri Checkpost Area)
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Govindaraja Swamy Choultries (Near Railway Station)
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TTD Information Center – Municipal Office (On select days)
Counters open around 5:00 AM to 6:00 AM, but people start standing in queue as early as 3:30 AM.
📝 Step-by-Step Process to Get Tirumala Local Darshan Tickets
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Visit a TTD counter before 6:00 AM
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Stand in line with your original local ID
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Provide biometric details (fingerprint & photo)
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Receive the darshan token with date/time
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On darshan day, report to Vaikuntam Queue Complex (VQC-2)
⏳ How Long Is the Wait for Local Darshan?
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Token Issued Today → Darshan in 2–3 days
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On peak days, darshan may take 7–8 hours
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On weekdays, locals may get tokens for same or next day
TTD issues limited quota per day, so there is no guarantee of getting a token if late.
📢 Important Rules for 2025
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One person = one token = one ID = one darshan
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No token will be reissued if lost
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No token without original ID proof
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Local darshan tokens are non-transferable
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Must wear traditional dress while entering VQC (no shorts, jeans, etc.)
🎯 Tips for Locals
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Always carry your Aadhaar and one backup ID
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Go early to get early time slots
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Avoid weekends and festival rush days
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If possible, check with TTD volunteers for slot updates at counters
🙋 Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Q: Can I get darshan token for my family using one ID?
No. Each person must visit the counter in person with their own Aadhaar.
Q: Is online booking available for local quota darshan?
No. Local darshan tickets are issued only through offline counters.
Q: What is the difference between local quota and ₹300 darshan?
₹300 Darshan is paid and booked online, while local darshan is free but offline.
Q: How many days in a month can locals get darshan?
It depends on availability. You may get it once or twice per month.
