Tourist Attractions

Srikalahasti Temple
A stunning example of Dravidian architecture, the temple is famous for its intricately carved gopurams (towers) and sacred shrines. The Vayu Linga (air element) enshrined here is believed to be self-manifested. The temple is particularly known for Rahu-Ketu poojas, attracting those seeking astrological remedies.

Pathala Ganapathi Temple
Located within the main temple complex, this subterranean shrine is dedicated to Lord Ganesha and offers a serene and mysterious experience for devotees.

Bharadwaja Tirtham
A quiet and sacred water body near the temple, believed to be created by Sage Bharadwaja. Ideal for peaceful contemplation or a meditative pause.

Durgambika Temple
Located atop a hill beside the main shrine, this small temple offers panoramic views of the surrounding hills and river, perfect for photography and spiritual connection.

Veyi Lingala Kona (Valley of a Thousand Lingas)
Located about 8 km from Srikalahasti, this natural waterfall and linga site offer a refreshing contrast to temple visits.

Things to Do

• Attend the Rahu-Ketu Pooja: Participate in one of the most significant rituals performed here, especially beneficial for planetary doshas.

• Explore the Temple’s Architecture: Walk around the magnificent stone-carved corridors and marvel at the fine craftsmanship.

• Enjoy Riverside Meditation: The banks of the Swarnamukhi River offer a tranquil setting for reflection or quiet walks.

• Capture the Views: The hilltop shrines provide scenic views that are perfect for landscape photography.

• Visit Local Markets: Shop for spiritual souvenirs, brass idols, incense, rudrakshas, and locally made handicrafts.

How to Reach

By Air:
The nearest airport is Tirupati Airport (40 km), well-connected to major Indian cities. From the airport, taxis and buses are available to Srikalahasti.

By Train:
Srikalahasti has its own railway station, connected via Chennai–Tirupati–Renigunta routes. Trains run frequently from Chennai, Bangalore, and Hyderabad.

By Road:
Regular bus services are available from Tirupati (1 hour), Chennai (3 hours), and Bangalore (5 hours). Private cabs can also be hired for a more comfortable journey.

Best Time to Visit

The best time to visit Srikalahasti is between October and March, when the weather is pleasant and ideal for temple visits and local sightseeing. Avoid the peak summer (April to June) due to high temperatures. Monsoons (July to September) offer lush greenery but may bring intermittent rain.

Why Choose This Tour

• Spiritual Awakening: Experience the divine energy of one of the most sacred Shiva temples in India.

• Astrological Remedy Hub: The temple’s Rahu-Ketu pooja is renowned for providing relief from planetary afflictions.

• Cultural Richness: Dive into Dravidian temple architecture, ancient legends, and traditional rituals.

• Seamless Travel Experience: Our tour includes comfortable transport, local guidance, and customized pooja arrangements.

• Scenic & Peaceful: Enjoy a harmonious blend of nature and divinity by the riverside and surrounding hills.