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Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanams have started to sell tickets in person. The decision was made because the number of COVID-19 positive cases has gone down. After the third wave of COVID-19 hit the state, the TTD stopped giving out tickets in person. Since the number of “yes” answers has gone down, the TTD has decided to start giving out free darshan tickets offline again. At the Bhudevi, Srinivasam, and Sri Govindaraja Swamy complexes, there will be counters where people can get free darshan tickets.

Tirumala Special Darshan Rs 300 Ticket Counters Closed According to COVID rules, Tirupati Devasthanam is not giving out any Rs.300 Darshan tickets in Tirupati or Tirumala.

At the moment, you can only book online. The monthly quota for Darshan will be given out between the 20th and 24th of every month. First, the Rs.300 Darshan tickets will be sold, and then the Slotted Sarva Darshan tickets will be sold the next day.

For the next day’s Darshan at Tirumala, no other tickets would be given out besides SRIVANI Trust tickets, Supadam Darshan tickets, and Break Darshan tickets.

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Rs.300 offline tickets for Tirupati Darshan before COVID conditions (2020):

There are Darshan Ticket booths in both Tirupati and Tirumala. The Srinivasam complex has a ticket counter that sells tickets for Rs.300 and is open every day from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. The Srinivasam Rs.300 Ticket booth may be closed on holidays and long weekends. When there are a lot of people at Tirupati for Tirumala, the counter stays shut.

Slotted Sarva Darshan counters are in Vishnu Nivasam, Srinivasam Complex, and the RTC Bus Station. There will only be a certain number of tickets for the Darshan on the same day. Each day, only 20,000 tickets can be sold for Divya Darshan. 14000 tickets were given to Alipiri Mettu, and 6000 were given to Srivari Mettu.

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Before going to Tirumala, there are a few things you should think about:

• In order to get darshan on the day of darshan, pilgrims must show proof of vaccination (two doses) or a covid-19 negative certificate from within the last 72 hours.
• The TTD darshan ticket that was bought cannot be changed or returned for a refund.
• When you go to the temple, you will be asked to keep your distance from other guests, wash your hands at random times, and wear a mask at all times.

Here is a list of clothing items you might want to bring with you to Tirumala:

• When going to the temple, people are expected to dress in a way that fits with the culture of the temple. Men who want to apply must wear a dhoti or pyjamas and a shoulder-covering shirt or uttariya.
• Female applicants must wear one of three traditional Indian outfits: a saree, a half-saree with a blouse, or Chuddidar pyjamas with an overgarment worn on top.