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Tulabharam TIRUMALA

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HOW TO DO Tulabharam IN TIRUMALA TEMPLE

Tulabharam
Tulabharam is offering to the Lord, one's weight in coins or other items such as sugar candy. Tulabharam is generally performed for children. Pilgrims can weigh their offerings in the temple complex. The coins can be deposited in the temple hundi and other items can be handed over to the temple authorities present.
The queue for Tulabharam is the regular queue that starts from the Vaikuntam Queue Complex or PC Queue Complex.
 Tulabharam is doing inside the temple only .Enter the main temple mahadwaram  inside then Left side Tulabharam counter is there.Go directly to the counter then do Tulabharam (going through  to the temple vaikutam que complex 1&2 only)

Angapradakshinam IN TIRUMALA TEMPLE

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Angapradakshinam IN TIRUMALA TEMPLE
Angapradakshinam
Angapradakshinam is when pilgrims lie prostrate, and then roll around the temple, chanting the Lord's name. It is performed in the Vimana Pradakshinam, one of the pathways around the temple.
Pilgrims who wish to undertake the Angapradakshinam will have to bathe in the Swami Pushkarini, and reach the Main Temple Complex by 02:00 hrs(2.am mid night ) VQC-1  AT SUPADHAM )
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LAGHU DARSHAN TIRUMALA

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Laghu Darshan or Laghu Darshanam is the new service which will be made mandatory in Tirumala Tirupati Venkateshwara temple on every Tuesday and wednesday This is another interesting initiative from Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanams (TTD) by which ordinary pilgrims can visit Lord Balaji from the nearest. Laghu Darshan will come into effect in November first week of 2010. The temple administration has also changed the name of Seegra Darshan as Pratyeka Pravesha darshan (Special darshan).
TTD  saying the Lagh Darshan will be imposed in the place of Maha Laghu on every Tuesday and Wednesday. Now, ordinary devotees can visit the Lord of Seven Hills from a distance less than 25 feet, from close to Ramula vari Meda inside the Sanctum Sanctorum.