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Tirupati is Located in the Chittoor district of Andhra Pradesh, Tirupati is known for its Venkateshwara Temple, which is considered to be one of the most popular pilgrimage centres in the country. Tirumala is the home to seven peaks of Tirumala Hills. The Tirupati Balaji temple is one of the busiest pilgrimages for Hindus and hosts a mad pilgrim rush Every day, thousands of devotees visit Tirupati Balaji temple in order to receive blessings from Lord Venkateshwara. However, given the number of tourists visiting the temple each day, it becomes difficult to receive blessings due to long queues. We all know that Tirupati Tirumala Devasthanam is the richest and one of the most revered shrines in India But, there are so many interesting mystical facts out there beyond the commonly known trivia. Like the fact that the idol of Lord Balaji wears real hair. Or, that the sacred objects for worship are not locally sourced. How about this one – the idol of the deity has a tendency to sweat! Read more for such amusing and mind-altering facts about the most well-known shrine in India.

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For the ritual worship of the deities housed in the Tirupati Balaji Temple, the flowers, clarified butter, milk, butter-milk, holy leaves etc. are sourced from an undisclosed village located about twenty two kilometres away from Tirupati. The little village has never been seen or visited by any outsider except its own people.

Tirupati Tour Package From Chennai to Tirupati

Chennai to Tirupati

The hair worn by Lord Balaji is silky, smooth, tangle-free, and absolutely real. The story behind those faultless locks goes like this – Lord Balaji, during his regime on earth, lost some of his hair in an unexpected mishap. A Gandharva Princess named Neela Devi quickly took note of this incident, and cut a portion of her glorious mane. She offered her chopped locks humbly to the deity and requested him to plant them on his head. Pleased with her devotion, the god accepted the kind offering and promised that whoever visits his shrine and sacrifices his/her hair at his feet will be blessed. Ever since, it has been a custom among devotees to shave their head off in the temple before or after their desires are fulfilled.