Tirumala Tumburu Theertham Opening Dates Route Distance

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Tirumala’s Tumburu Theertham:

One of Sri Venkatadri’s twenty heavenly names is ‘Tirthadri,’ which means “abode of sacred water sites.” There are 108 important Tirthas on the hill of this Tirumala, according to numerous Puranas such as Brahma Purana, Brahmanda Purana, Padma Purana, Varaha Purana, and others, of which 108 have divine potential to satisfy the requests of Sri Venkateswara’s followers.

There are only SEVEN Tirthas out of the 108 Tirthas that can grant devotees Moksha.

Among them are Swami vari Pushkarini, Kumara Dhara Theertham, Tumburu Theertham, Rama Krishna Theertham, Akasha Ganga Theertham, Papa Vinashana Theertham, and Pandava Theertham.

Tirumala Tumburu Theertham Opening Dates Route Distance

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A holy dip in any of these seven Tirthas ensures a permanent seat in Vaikuntha, Sri Maha Vishnu’s Divine Abode. Swami Pushkarini is at the fore of the Seven Tirthas of Salvation. Some are easily approachable by devotees, while others are extremely challenging.

Bathing in this water is extremely calming, and it is believed to wash away evils and provide good luck. The temple administration has built a platform upon which gushing water is funnelled for devotees to take first in hand. Every pilgrim who visits Tirumala Tirupati must and should visit this site.

Important details:

• This spot is best seen during the rainy season, when the landscape is lush with vegetation and white water falling from the rocks.
• It is a 7-kilometer hike through stony terrain from the Papa Vinasanam and Kalyani Dam sites. In general, the route is open to the public during Palguna Poornima in March.
• There are about five waterfalls on the way to this place.
• There is no food or water available on the way to this area, so bring some.
• The tumburu Theertham of Tirumala is a sacred lake deep in the jungle. The forests are around 6 kilometres away from Papanasam. Tumburu Gandharva Tirth has an unusual backstory.

Tumburu Theertham Schedule:

TTD opens a bridge to facilitate easy access to Tumburu Theertham on the day of Phalguna Purnima (February – March). The tumburu theertham is only open one day a week.

Thumburu Theertham Mukkoti dates will be announced on the third Pournami Day of the year (Mostly in March)

Tumburu Theertham’s Story:

Tumburu Gandharva cursed his lazy wife to change into a frog and live in Tirumala Lake, according to folklore. Tumburu Gandharva afterwards repented and promised his wife that when Sage Agastya visits the location and speaks of its holiness, she will revert to her previous form.

After several years, Sage Agastya and his students arrived at the place. He was sitting beneath a tree, where the frog had sought sanctuary. The Sage spoke of the cave’s holiness; it is believed that swimming in the Tirth leads to moksha, or release. After hearing the sage’s words, the frog reverted to its former form. This sacred lake is known as Tumburu Theertham.

Tumburu Theertham, Tirumala Directions:

• On the road to Akasha Ganga Theertham, you can stop by Tirumala Hills to see Gogarbham, Papavinasanam, and Venugopala Temple. Pilgrims can reach these destinations via free bus or taxi.
• Every day at 5 a.m, A.P.S.R.T.C buses depart with a twenty-minute regularity from Kalyani Choultry near CRO.
• Hike from Papanasam to Tumburu Theertham. However, because the area is frequented by wild animals, you should travel in a group.

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