Taurus or Rishaba Rasi/Rishaba Rashi Special Temple
Rishaba Rasi natives should visit Tirupati, on Mondays or Fridays to achieve success and cross over all the hindrances in their lives. It would be astonishing if one claims that he or she never knows about Tirumala. Yet, it is a divine feeling to describe about this temple. Located at the Chittoor district of Andhra Pradesh, Tirumala hills are 853 meters above the sea level. Consisting of the 7 hills- Garudadri, Seshadri, Neeladri, Anjanadri, Vrishabadri, Narayandri and Venkatadri, Tirumala is called the temple of 7 hills.
Why Rishaba Rashi People Should Visit Tirupati Temple
Tirumala is one of the 108 Divya Desams, the temples that are praised by the Alwars in their hymns. Of the 108, 106 are present in earth. The rest two are Vaikuntam and Paramapadham. The 6 Aradhanas, worshipping God 6 times a day, Ushakala, Prathakala, Madhyanika, Aparahana, Sandhyakala, and Ardharathri Aradhana are performed here. Another astonishing fact about this temple is the Laddu prasadham offered for the devotees. It is the only Prasadham, or the divine offering, that is to be recognized as the intellectual property with the Geographical Index (GI), a reputation offered for being associated with the origin.
About Tirupati Venkateswara Temple
Lord Venkateswara temple at Tirumala is the richest Hindu temple in world, in terms of receiving revenue. In fact, it was the richest temple in all categories until the assets of Tiruvananthapuram Padmanabaswamy temple was revealed. The temple is managed by the Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanam trust.
Architecture
The temple has 1180 stone engravings belonging to the various regimes of different kings. A few things followed in Tirumala are quite incredible in spite of the daily events. Inside the sanctum sanctorum only mud pots are allowed, and not the numerous silver and gold utensils. Also, the flowers used for the deity are left in the river behind, and never go out of the sanctum sanctorum.
Speciality
Tirumala Tirupati receives lakhs of devotees each day, and in fact is the temple to receive the highest number of devotees. There are free entrances and entrances that cost ranging from 100 to huge sums are available. However, the bookings can be done only based on the availability. The devotees can also walk to the hilltop, and for such devotees the darshan is free and called divyadarshan.
How To Reach And Timings
It is easy to reach Tirupati from all parts of India. From here, numerous buses ply up and down throughout the day, except for the hours between 1 AM and 3 AM. This is the duration when no one is allowed to use the path to drive to the hilltop and no darshan does happen. In fact, the temple is open for all the 22 hours apart from these couple of hours.
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