Nowadays people tend to be always on the move, they become self-involved and bogged down with work. But through all of this it is important to be true to yourself and your beliefs. Spirituality is an important part of life because even though you can lose your material positions no one can take away your spiritual beliefs. Belief in a higher purpose could be what you need to keep you grounded.
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Tirupati is a pilgrimage centre located in Andhra Pradesh in
the city of Chittoor. The Tirumala hills consist of seven peaks which represent
the seven heads of Adisesha. Out of all the temples of the region perhaps the
most visited is The Sri Venkateswara Temple situated about 10km from Tirupati.
This is one of the more popular pilgrimage destinations in the world, with
millions of pilgrims visiting every year. The temple is dedicated to Lord
Venkateswara and is located in a hollowed hill 853 meters above sea level.
There are many other temples you could visit in order to complete your trip to Tirupati and Tirumala, such as: ISKCON Temple, Sri
Varahaswamy Temple, Balaji Temple and Agastya Swami Temple. There are a number
of beautiful picnic spots close to the city like the Horsey Hills, Kalyani Dam,
and Kailasakona Waterfalls. You can also visit the Chandragiri Fort.
There are a fairly decent number of hotels in Tirupati and
you can choose as per your requirements. Do remember to book in advance though,
for during summer holidays or Diwali holidays millions of people descend upon Tirupati
and one cannot risk being stranded.
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