Ticket Cost: Rs. 200 per person.

125 Sahasra Deepalankara Seva Tickets are released per day for online booking.

Sahasra Deepalankarana Seva

Sahasra Deepalankarana Seva is performed in the Unjal Mandapam. Unjal Mandapam is located in the eastern corner of the main Temple. The idols of the Lord and His consorts are taken out in a procession. Later Idols are kept on a swing in the Mandapam. Before starting of the Seva, Mandapam is lit with a thousand lamps.

The Lord and His consorts are rocked gently amidst the Vedic chanting by the priests and the singing of Annamayya songs.

After completion of the Seva, Pilgrims are allowed for Main Deity Darshan ( inside Temple) through Supadam Entrance.

Initially, Seva ticket holders will be released from Supatham Entrance, later the Queue line will be merged with other Paid Services.

Tickets can be obtained either online www.ttsevaonline.com or through the current booking process at CRO Office Tirumala.

Another means of getting Seva tickets is Recommendation letters from M.L.A, M.P, M.L.C or Ministers.

Dress Code:

Male: Kurta Pyjama / Dhoti or White Pancha with a shirt

Female:

Here is the Process for Recommendation letter

Recommendation letter for Sahasra Deeplankarana Seva should be addressed either to E.O or J.E.O Tirumala.

Pilgrim should submit a Recommendation letter on or before 1 P.M at J.E.O Camp office.

If your recommendation letter is approved then a message will be delivered to the mobile number which was registered at the time of letter submission.

Note: After receiving the message, the pilgrim should collect Sahasra Deepalankarana Seva ticket from MBC 24 by displaying message and Photo ID Proof. Pilgrim should collect ticket before 5 p.m by paying the cost of the ticket at the Counter. Please note that the Sahasra Deepalankarana Seva tickets will be issued for the next day.

Dress code is mandatory for this Arjitha Seva. Pilgrims are thoroughly checked at the entry point.

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