Tirumala Prasadam Jalebi Booking Procedure Price Online TTD
How to get Tirumala Jilebi (Jalebi) prasadam, what it costs, and whether there is any official online option — explained with verified TTD information.
Jilebi (also spelt Jalebi) is one of the special naivedyam prasadams offered to Lord Sri Venkateswara at Tirumala. Pilgrims most commonly receive it as part of the Tiruppavada Seva, an Arjitha (paid) seva conducted by the Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanams (TTD). A limited quantity of jilebi is also sold at TTD prasadam counters in Tirumala, subject to daily availability. The most reliable way to get it is to book the Tiruppavada Seva through the official TTD portal (tirumala.org / TTD online services) or to check at the prasadam counters on the day of your visit. There is no separate courier or home-delivery scheme for jilebi — treat any third-party “jilebi booking/delivery” offer as unofficial.
Tirumala Jilebi (Jalebi) Prasadam — Price and How to Get It
Jilebi is a saffron-coloured, syrup-soaked sweet prepared in the TTD Potu (temple kitchen) and offered to the deity before it reaches devotees. Because it is a special, limited-quantity prasadam rather than a mass item like the laddu, availability is not guaranteed every day. TTD revised the price of jilebi prasadam from Rs 100 to Rs 500 after Arjitha Sevas resumed, and Rs 500 is the widely reported rate. Prices are set by TTD and can change without notice, so treat the figure below as indicative and confirm the current rate on the official portal or at the counter.
Key facts at a glance
| Detail | Information (verify current rate on tirumala.org) |
|---|---|
| Prasadam | Jilebi / Jalebi (special naivedyam sweet) |
| Indicative price | Around Rs 500 (revised up from Rs 100) |
| Where offered | Sri Venkateswara Temple, Tirumala (via Tiruppavada Seva and TTD prasadam counters) |
| Main way to get it | Tiruppavada Seva (Arjitha Seva) ticket, or over the counter subject to availability |
| Official booking | TTD online portal / tirumala.org |
| Online-only jilebi purchase | Not offered as a standalone item by TTD |
The Common Route: Tiruppavada Seva
Jilebi is most reliably received as one of the prasadam items in the Tiruppavada Seva, a weekly Arjitha Seva at Tirumala (commonly conducted on Thursdays). In this seva a large offering of food items is presented to the Lord, and each ticket-holder is given a set of prasadams. As widely reported, a Tiruppavada Seva participant typically receives a laddu, vada, appam, jilebi and thenithola along with a carry bag. The ticket is a paid seva — figures around Rs 1,000 per person have been reported — and, like all TTD rates, this is subject to revision.
Because Tiruppavada Seva is an Arjitha Seva, it has its own eligibility, dress code and reporting rules set by TTD, and quotas are limited. If your main goal is to receive jilebi as prasadam, this seva is the most dependable path. Confirm the seva day, ticket cost, quota and rules for your travel dates on the official TTD portal before planning.
Buying Jilebi at TTD Prasadam Counters
Apart from the seva, TTD sells a limited quantity of jilebi at prasadam counters in Tirumala on some days. This is a walk-up purchase subject to that day’s stock, so it may sell out or may not be available at all. The much larger and always-available prasadam is the laddu, which TTD sells in the open counters throughout the day.
Other Tirumala prasadam prices for reference
To put the jilebi price in context, these commonly reported TTD prasadam rates help pilgrims plan (always confirm current rates on the official portal):
| Prasadam | Approx. price |
|---|---|
| Small laddu (after darshan) | Free (one per pilgrim) |
| Medium laddu (about 175 g) | Around Rs 50 |
| Big/special laddu (about 750 g) | Around Rs 200 |
| Vada | Around Rs 100 |
| Jilebi / Jalebi | Around Rs 500 |
Is There an Official Online Option for Jilebi?
TTD does not sell jilebi as a standalone online item the way it offers laddus for advance counter collection. The official online route that includes jilebi is the Tiruppavada Seva booking on the TTD portal — you book the seva, and jilebi comes as part of the prasadam set given to seva participants. If your dates and quota permit, this is the cleanest way to plan ahead for jilebi.
A word of caution: only the official TTD channels (tirumala.org and TTD’s online services portal) should be used for seva bookings. Websites or individuals promising “jilebi home delivery”, guaranteed jilebi “booking” for a fee, or courier of this prasadam are not authorised by TTD. This site is an independent guide and does not sell or book any prasadam.
Practical Tips for Pilgrims
- Decide your route first: for a near-certain jilebi, plan around Tiruppavada Seva; for a chance purchase, check the prasadam counters on the day.
- Check the current seva day, price, dress code and quota on the official TTD portal close to your travel date — these change from time to time.
- Carry valid government photo ID; TTD Arjitha Sevas are ID-linked.
- Jilebi is a syrup-based sweet with a short shelf life — plan to consume it soon after receiving it.
- Do not rely on third-party “booking” or “delivery” services; use only the official TTD portal for any seva.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the price of Tirumala jilebi prasadam?
The commonly reported price is around Rs 500, revised up from the earlier Rs 100. TTD can change this at any time, so confirm the current rate on the official portal or at the counter.
How do I get jilebi prasadam at Tirumala?
The most reliable way is to book the Tiruppavada Seva, in which jilebi is given as part of the prasadam set to each ticket-holder. A limited quantity is also sold at TTD prasadam counters, subject to daily availability.
Can I buy jilebi prasadam online?
TTD does not sell jilebi as a standalone online item. The official online route that includes jilebi is the Tiruppavada Seva booking on the TTD portal. Ignore any third-party “jilebi delivery” offers — they are not authorised by TTD.
Which day is Tiruppavada Seva held?
It is a weekly Arjitha Seva, commonly conducted on Thursdays, but always verify the day and quota for your dates on the official TTD portal, as schedules can change.
What prasadam do I receive in Tiruppavada Seva?
Participants are generally given a laddu, vada, appam, jilebi and thenithola along with a carry bag. The exact items and the ticket cost are set by TTD and are subject to revision.
Is jilebi always available at the counters?
No. Only a limited quantity is prepared, so it may sell out or may not be offered on a given day. The laddu is the always-available prasadam at the open counters.
Sources & last verified (July 2026)
- Official TTD portal — tirumala.org (prasadam and Arjitha Seva information)
- TV9 Telugu — report on TTD hiking jilebi prasadam price from Rs 100 to Rs 500
- Reputable pilgrim-guide compilations of TTD prasadam rates (laddu, vada, jilebi) and Tiruppavada Seva prasadam set
This site (tirumalatirupationline.com) is an independent pilgrim guide and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or partnered with TTD or the Tirumala temple. All prices and seva details are set by TTD and can change — please confirm on the official TTD portal.
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Last reviewed: July 6, 2026
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