TTD Releases Special Darshan Tickets For Jan 2022: Check Bookings Details

On Monday 27 December, TTD (Tirumala Tirupati Devastanam) announces that it will be releasing the online tickets for a special darshan of the idol of Lord Venkateswara in the month of January next year under different categories.

The sale of the tickets for visiting the shrine was closed earlier in view of the rise in the spread of COVID-19 and it has again started from Monday 27 December.

A total of 460, 000 tickets have been released online for booking by the devotees. The visitors can book the tickets through the official website of TTD.

The governing body of TTD in a press release stated that Tirumala Tirupati Devastanam is releasing the online tickets quota of SRIVANI Trust on Tuesday 28 December at 03:00 pm.

It further informed that TTD is providing a total of 20,000 Break Darshan Tickets cost Rupees 500 (Laghu Darshan) for 1st January through the online process of booking. It will be providing 12, 000 per day tickets from 2 January to 12 January and again from 23 January to 31st January.

In the same manner, 1000 tickets cost Rupees 300 (Maha Laghu Darshan) for Vaikunta Ekadasi will be also made available for devotees from today as announced by TTD. The trust has asked the devotees to take note of the quota and according to the quotas they need to make the online bookings of tickets.

The online tickets will be available for the remaining 9 days of Vaikunta Ekadasi that will begin from 14 January and end by 22 January with the availability of 2000 tickets per day with the cost of Rupees 10, 000.

Apart from all these the regular online quota for the upcoming months of January and February, 2022 will be also made available for devotees across the country. The board is providing the booking for 155,000 tickets for Sarvadarshan (SSD).

The Tirumala Tirupati Devastanam is an independent trust that controls and manages the administration of various temples including the Sri Venkateswara Temple located on the hilltop of Chittoor district of Andhra Pradesh.

The Tirumala Shrine in Andhra Pradesh is known widely as the richest Hindu temple in the world which is visited by pilgrims from different parts of the world. The tickets will be available for booking through both offline and online processes and each ticket will cost Rupees 1 crore on all other days of the week except Friday as on Friday it will cost 1.50 crore.

Actress Janhvi Kapoor visited the temple dedicated to Sri Venkateswara on Sunday 26 December and offered prayers. Jahnvi also visited Kedarnath last month along with her actor friend Sara Ali Khan and they were the VIPs who took the advantage of the special break darshan.

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