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Tirumala Tirupati Darshan details for New Year 1st January

Shiva Venkateswara Mar 27, 2020 Updated Apr 21, 2026 2 min read

Tirumala Tirupati Sudarshan Darshan Tickets Online Booking

Visiting Tirumala on New year day is considered as an auspicious and an amazing experience that lasts for the whole year. But this year due to the fall of Vaikunta Ekadasi on December 29th and Dwadasi on on December 30th and followed by New year day, Tirumala is expected to see more than 1 lakh pilgrims per day on these 3 days.
Pilgrims who are planning to visit Tirumala on New year day should keep in mind about the crowd who are visiting for Vaikunta Ekadasi as well. As per the latest update from TTD, please not the below points as well.

1. No arjitha sevas are allowed on these 5 days starting from December 28. Devotees are allowed into compartment from 10 a.m. On December 28 for only Sarva Darshan
2. On December 29, as it is a Vaikunta Ekadasi and as it is a Friday the Darshan will delay by 4 hours due to Abhisheka Seva and the Break Darshan will be from 5:30 a.m to 8 a.m. Then followed by Sarva Darshan
3. All Divya Darshanams token are cancelled from December 28 to January 1st
4. No privilege Darshan for the aged people, handicapped people, parents with Infants and donors on these days
5. All online bookings are cancelled

Anybody plan to visit Tirumala and have Darshan on 1st January, then they should definitely get in to Sarva Darshanam at any cost. Please do not trust any brokers and Middle Man in this regard. TTD has made special arrangements for these 5 days. But regarding Darshan Sarva Darshan is the only option. Also once the compartments are full, special ques will be allowed at the following places

Please click on each location to find directions

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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