How many steps are there in Tirumala footpath?

3,550 steps
The footpath, which commences at Alipiri in Tirupati, is 9-km long and has over 3,550 steps and is preferred by a majority of the trekking pilgrims.

Can we climb steps in Tirumala now?

Reddy said 3,000 pilgrims will be allowed to climb the stairs from the Alipiri climbing point in Tirupati after they get screened for Covid-19. All devotees entering the temple would also be screened with thermal scanners and wearing a mask will be mandatory.

How many steps are there in Tirupati Mokalla Parvatham?

Regarded as the last lap by the pilgrims, this marks the start of a set of 300-400 steep steps, which culminate at the entrance of Tirumala itself.

Is walking allowed in Tirupathi?

Those coming to Tirumala by walk will be allowed from Alipiri footpath only. Alipiri footpath will be opened from 6 a.m to 4 p.m only and those with tickets only will be allowed. Ghat roads will be opened between 5 a.m. and 8 p.m.

How many steps in Alipiri to Tirumala?

3550 Steps
There is an ancient footsteps path to Tirumala, that starts from Alipiri known as Alipiri Metlu. The Devotees to fulfil their Vow to Lord Venkateswara will take this path to reach Tirumala on foot from Tirupati. It consists of a total 3550 Steps which makes a distance of 12 km.

Is walking allowed in Tirumala?

How can I walk to Tirumala?

Pilgrims desiring to reach Tirumala by foot can use this set of steps. The distance to Tirumala by foot from Alipiri is about 9 km but by Srivari metlu, it is less than 3 km. For a reasonably fit person, it takes only about an hour and a half to walk to Tirumala.

How many steps are there from Tirupati to Tirumala?

There are two ways to Tirumala from Tirupati. One is through Alipiri – Tirupati Gaaligopuram way which consists of about 3350 steps and through a walk of 11 kms., on road through forests. The second way is from Srivari Mettu and from this place, it is a steep climb of 2388 steps in a stretch of 2.1 kms., However,…

How can I climb up Tirumala hills?

Devotees can climb up Tirumala hills by the well built walkway provided by TTD. Many devotees use these steps to climb up the hills. The steps starts from foot of the hills known as Alipiri. This path is known as sopanamargas. The 11KM journey to top of the hill will take minimum three hours depending upon the persons.

How long does it take to climb from Alipiri to Tirumala?

Usual time for climbing on sri vari mettu is 2.15 hrs (my mother who is 53 yrs age climbed with this time). Hence it is your wish to choose which path you want. From alipiri to Tirumala there are 3550 steps and in between you have some stretches where you have to walk.

How to reach Alipiri Mettu from Tirupati?

T.T.D runs Free buses from Railway station, Bus Station and T.T.D Cottages in Tirupati to Alipiri Mettu. Devotees who wish to go by walk to tirumala hills can use this facility. ALIPIRI literally means resting place. In olden days devotees used to climb seven hills by foot, as there was no other option.