Chennai to Tirupati One Day Tour Package

Yes, one day is enough to visit Tirupati and return to Chennai. There are many temples in Tirupati. If you wish to visit all of them, one day may not be sufficient, and two days would be necessary.

Though online booking has become normal nowadays, TTD also offers offline booking for people who want to visit on the same day.

This allows you to obtain ₹300 special entry darshan tickets directly from the counter. The counter opens at 8 AM, and darshan slots will be allocated based on availability.

It’ll take about 3 to 4 hours.

There are many ways to plan for Tirupati. We would suggest you choose a travel agency as they will provide you with the exact plan, including which temples to visit, when to visit them, and where and when to have breakfast, lunch, and dinner. This way, you can lessen the burden of planning.

If you're planning for just one day and aiming for a quick darshan, it's advisable to first visit the Tirupati Balaji temple and then proceed to the Alamelumanga Temple.

Generally, during February, March, June, July, August, and November, it is less crowded.

Weekdays are less crowded than weekends. Tuesdays and Wednesdays are particularly less crowded on weekdays. However, this is typically true during non-festival seasons.

A one-day Tirupati tour package typically includes transportation from Chennai to Tirupati and back, 300 darshan tickets for the Balaji temple, breakfast, lunch, and a visit to other prominent temples in Tirupati..

The travel time from Chennai to Tirupati by car is approximately 3 to 4 hours, depending on traffic conditions and the route taken.

The highlights usually include the Balaji temple darshan, visit to Padmavathi temple, and exploring other nearby attractions such as Akasaganga Teertham and Sri Varahaswami Temple.