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Tirumala Temple Timings

Shiva Venkateswara Dec 10, 2019 Updated Apr 21, 2026 2 min read

Tirumala Temple Timings

The Tirumala temples is the one of the most visited temple in India. The temple timings are completely different compared to all other normal temples. As the crowd who visits the temple is pretty high everyday, the temple timings has been adjusted in such a way that every day more number of people get Darshan of Lord Sri Venkateswara.

Tirumala Temple Opening Timings

The Tirumala temple opens at early time every day. The temple follow the rules and regulations of the agama sastra which has been laid out by the agama pandits. The Tirumala temple opens every day at 2.30 AM. But pilgrims are not immediately allowed for Darshan. The Opening time is followed Arjitha Sevas. The General Pilgrim Darshan which are Divya Darshan and Sarva Darshan starts as early as 08.00 AM.

Tirumala Temple Closing Timings

Compared to the other temples, the Tirumala temple closing time very less. Due to this many pilgrims will get chance to visit the Lord Sri Venkateswara. After finishing Ekanta Seva everyday, the Tirumala temples is closed at 12.00 AM – 12.30 AM. The closing time may get extended to 1.30 AM during the annual and important festivals.

Tirumala Temple Daily Pooja Schedule

The temple schedule start with Arjitha Seva followed by many types of Darshan like VIP Darshan, Divya Darshan, Special Darshan, Sarva Darshan, Senior Citizen Darshan, Infant Entry Darshan, NRI Darshan and Normal Seva Darshan, Sarva Darshan. The pilgrims has to avail any one of the above specified Darshan to visit the Lord Sri Venkateswara. Please note the timings of the Darshan are completely different for each and every day and also festivals in the temple.

Last reviewed: April 21, 2026

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Shiva Venkateswara is the founding editor of Tirumala Tirupati Online. With over 8 years of dedicated coverage of the Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanams (TTD) and the Sri Venkateswara Swamy Temple, he has personally completed pilgrimages to Tirumala 50+ times, walking the Alipiri and Srivari Mettu footpaths, observing every major arjitha seva, and touring every guest house, mutt, and accommodation block in both Tirumala and Tirupati. His on-the-ground reporting drives the site's day-by-day darshan-status updates, room-availability charts, and festival schedules.His coverage spans TTD darshan procedures (Sarva Darshan, ₹300 Special Entry, SSD tokens, Srivani Trust, Divya Darshan, Supatham VIP), accommodation booking (online quota, CRO walk-ins, all major mutts and choultries), sevas (Arjitha, Daily, Weekly), and broader South Indian temple traditions including Srikalahasti, Bhadrachalam, Tiruchanur, Kanchipuram, Madurai, and the Char Dham circuit. He has interviewed senior TTD staff, peetadhipathis, and tour operators to verify the booking processes, timings, and pricing documented on the site.He launched Tirumala Tirupati Online on August 15, 2017 with the goal of giving Indian and NRI devotees a single trusted source for darshan information that previously lived only in Telugu pamphlets, regional newspapers, and word-of-mouth. The site now publishes daily updates across 2,900+ guides reaching pilgrims in English, Telugu, Tamil, Kannada, and Hindi.Editorial standards: every booking process, timing, and price published on the site is cross-verified against the official TTD portal (tirupatibalaji.ap.gov.in) and TTD-issued circulars before publication. Reader-reported errors are corrected within 24 hours. The site does not accept paid placements for booking-related content; AdSense advertising is disclosed per Google policy. Affiliate links use rel="sponsored noopener".Contact: editor@tirumalatirupationline.com. Connect on X (Twitter) @tirumalatirupati and Facebook @tirumalatirupationline.

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