HIGHLAND DARSHAN.:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::

Lord Venkateswara Temple ::
Tirupati is famed for the shrine on the Seven Hills of Tirumala dedicated to Lord Venkateswara. The town of Tirupati is one of the most ancient and sacred pilgrimage spots in India. The hill near the temple is called ‘Tirumala’ or the “sacred hill.” The temple is said to be the busiest in the world and the Brahmotsavam is undoubtedly celebrated for its oriental pomp and pageantry in September every year. Tirupati temple is considered to be the richest temple in India with millions of pilgrims offering donations every year .

Padmavati Temple::
In Tiruchanur, about 3 km south of from bajaj highland darshan Tirupati is the temple of goddess Padmavati, the consort of Lord Venkateswara (Balaji). The large temple is also known as 'Alamelumangapuram' and it is said that a visit to Tirumala is fruitful only after visiting the Sri Padmavati Devi temple.

Chandragiri Palaces and Fort::
Located 11 km from Tirupati, in Chittoor district, Chandragiri was the former capital of the mighty Vijayanagar Empire. The fort here was built on a 180m high rock. The fortifications, 'Raja Mahal' with its romantic lily pond and the 'Rani mahal' are well preserved. The Museum in Raja Mahal contains Chola and Vijayanagara bronzes.

Silathoranam (Rock Arch) ::
About 1km from Tirumala Temple is a rare naturally formed arch. Believed to be the source of Lord Venkateswara's idol, the rocks resemble hood of a serpent, a conch and a discus. It is a geological wonder.

Kapilathirtham:
Lord Shiva is said to have appeared before the sage Kapila in this historic place.These cascading waterfalls from the Holy hills are a treat to watch.