"तिरुपती" च्या विविध आवृत्यांमधील फरक

 

'''तिरुपती''' हे स्थान [[आंध्र प्रदेश]] राज्यात आहे. [[बालाजी]] [[मंदिर|मंदिरासाठी]] विख्यात आहे.

 

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'''Tirupathi''' is one of the most famous temple towns in [[India]]. It is the abode of Lord [[Venkateshwara]], (one of the incarnations of Lord [[Vishnu]]), located atop Tirumala hills. It is well connected with [[Chennai]] and [[Bangalore]] via road and rail.

 

 

 

Tirupati Tirumala Devasthanam is one of the most popular Hindu shrines in the country. The temple dedicated to Lord Venkateshwara at Tirumala is perched at a height of 874 m above sea level and 15 km north-west of Tirupati, which is another temple town. Tirupathi is located at the foot of the seven hills of the Eastern Ghats in the Chittoor district of Andhra Pradesh.

 

 

The exact period in which the temple was founded is not known, and tradition has it that the temple is [[Swayambhu]]stala, meaning that it came into existence on its own without anyone constructing it. According to folk legends, there was a huge anthill at Tirupati. A farmer heard a voice from the heavens asking him to feed the ants. By chance the local king heard the voice and began supplying milk for the ants himself. His compassion resulted in the liquid uncovering a magnificent idol of Lord Venkateshwara hidden beneath the anthill.

 

 

The Tirumala temples nestles amidst the peaks of the seven hills of Tirumala. The temple can be approached from Tirupati by a 20 km road. It is a pleasant drive for people who admire the tropical greenery on these hills. Many pilgrims even today take a path by foot making an 11 km trek to the temple. For the devotees, the deity Venkateshwara symbolizes goodness; with his conch he creates the cosmic sound that destroys ignorance and with his disc he destroys evil. Venkateshwara is considered to be the most powerful Hindu deity, he is believed to be the fulfiller of every wish made to him by the devotees.