Tirumala to Allow Only 10% or Fewer Darshans of the Pre-Lockdown Period

The World Famous Temple, Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanam will open to the public from June 11th. The shrine was closed for Public for around three months but will now allow the devotes to ensure proper care and guidelines like Wearing Masks, Using Sanitizers, and Following Social-Distancing

Earlier, the shrine used to attract devotees ranging from 70,000 to One Lakh per day. Going forward, only 7,000 Pilgrims will be allowed in each day. Only 500 devotees will have the darshan in an hour and the darshan will be allowed for 15 hours a day.

VIP Darshan will have one hour. No Devotee will be allowed to use the TTD cottage for more than one day. The devotees less than 10 years old and more than 65 years old will not be allowed. Devotees will also be randomly tested on the hill and symptomatic devotees will not be allowed.

Starting from 8th, it will do a trial run of Darshans with TTD Staff and the locals.