Bangalore to Tirupati Cab

The shortest and the fastest route for a pleasant Bangalore to Tirupati road trip is via Chittoor – NH 75 and NH 68. You won’t find much traffic on this route, and the journey takes about 5 hours with a car hire from Bangalore Ride. On the way, you can stop at Antaragange if you want to get into some adventure. Activities like trekking, bouldering and camping are offered here.

Bangalore to Tirupati distance via Chittoor is 248 km.

Alternatively, you can take the route via Madanapalle with a private taxi from Bangalore to Tirupati cab service. The distance from Bangalore to Tirupati, via Madanapalle, is almost the same as the earlier route. But it will take you an hour extra, around 6 hours, to reach Tirupati.

Another popular route goes via NH 48. On the way, you’ll come across Krishnagiri and Vellore, before turning towards Chittoor and joining the road to Tirupati. The total distance is a little over 300 km and the time taken to reach Tirupati is about 7 hours.

Once you’re in Tirupati, it’s another half an hour drive to Lord Balaji Temple. It’s on a hill, in Tirumala area, about 20 km from Tirupati town.

Along with the famous Balaji temple, you can visit other popular attractions in Tirupati that include its lakes, waterfalls, and scenic viewpoints. Below are some of the popular places to visit in Tirupati with your Bangalore Ride rental taxi:

1. Sri Venkateswara Temple

Sri Venkateswara Temple is on one of the seven Tirumala hills. It is dedicated to Lord Venkateswara (also called Lord Balaji), who is an incarnation of Lord Vishnu. The temple is among the most revered Hindu temples, and tourists and devotees flock all year long for blessings.

2. Swami Pushkarini Lake

Hire a Bangalore to Tirupati car rental and visit Swami Pushkarini Lake, a holy pond within the premises of Tirupati Temple. As per the legends, Garuda flew it down from Baikunth Dham. People believe Lord Vishnu and his wife Goddess Lakshmi bathed in it, and pilgrims must take a dip in it before proceeding to the temple.

3. Akasaganga Teertham

Akasaganga Teertham is a waterfall near the temple. The water is considered holy, and it is used in Abhishekam bath ritual of the Tirumala deities. The water flows throughout the year and taking a dip in it is believed to rid you of the past sins. You can also pay homage to the temple nearby.

4. Kapila Theertham

Kapila Theertham is a waterfall within Kapileswara Swamy Temple in Tirupati. It is not to be missed during your Tirupati tour with Bangalore Ride. Kapileswara Swamy Temple is the only temple dedicated to Lord Shiva, in this area. And the waterfall, which is considered highly sacred, drops from a height of over 100 feet into a large pond.

5. Silathoranam

Silathoranam is a natural rock formation in the form of an arch. It is an important archaeological landmark in the town, and it also has a religious importance connected with Lord Venkateswara. Silathoranam is shaped like a serpent and a conch, and devotees come to worship this rock formation.

Tirupati has several ancient shrines, apart from the Lord Balaji Temple, which you can visit during your trip with Bangalore Ride cab hire.  It is one of the top places to visit near Bangalore within 300 km. Some of those are Sri Padmavathi Ammavari Temple, Sri Varaha Swamy Temple and Vedadri Narasimha Swamy Temple.

Sacred water bodies like Tumbhuru Teertham are also a must-visit, along with Akasaganga Teertham and Kapila Teertham.

Then, there are scenic waterfalls like Talakona Waterfall. It is the highest waterfall in the region, and a popular picnic spot which is situated in Sri Venkateswara National Park. This wildlife reserve has several other waterfalls and numerous trekking trails amidst a scenic landscape. There also is a Deer Park in the vicinity, which is worth visiting.

With a Bangalore to Tirupati cab you can also go for a day-trip to Nagalapuram, which is worth the time. It is known for Nagalapuram Falls trekking through rocky terrain. The path is lined with green bushes and shady trees, with several ponds on the way. Another point of interest here is Sri Vedanarayana Swamy Temple.

And if you want to explore the history of Tirupati, visit Sri Vari Museum. It houses precious artifacts and religious scriptures related to the temples of Tirupati. Chandragiri Palace and Fort is another tourist spot of historic importance.

Bangalore is popular as the Silicon Valley of India. But it is also a tourist destination with a mix of modern amenities and cultural charm. There are many tourist spots in Bangalore that include its many breathtaking gardens, historical monuments and ancient religious places.

Whether you want a relaxed vacation or a thrilling holiday full of late-night parties and road trips, Bangalore offers you both.

So, hire a cab rental from Bangalore to Tirupati, and enjoy a break from the day-to-day hustle. You can visit the renowned Tirupati Temple, explore the town, and also stop at other popular places on the way.

Plan your trip to Tirupati between November and February for the most pleasant weather. These cooler months offer comfortable temperatures for temple visits and sightseeing. Avoid the summer heat from March to June, and be prepared for occasional rains from July to October. Remember, our cabs are available year-round to get you there comfortably, no matter the season.

Tirupati offers accommodations for every budget and preference. For a luxurious stay, check out the Fortune Select Grand Ridge or the Marasa Sarovar Premiere. Mid-range options include the Bhimas Residency and TTDC Tamil Nadu Hotel. Budget travelers can consider the Sri Venkateswara Bhakti Nivas or the Haritha Hotel. Our cabs can drop you off at your chosen stay, ensuring a smooth start to your Tirupati experience.

Shopping lovers can check out the market for traditional Thanjavur gold-leaf paintings and Kalamkari fabric work. Wooden toys, copper and brass figurines of deities, and devotional CDs and religious books are the other things you can buy as souvenirs and gifts in Tirupati.

Satisfy your taste buds with Tirupati’s culinary offerings. Don’t miss the famous Tirupati laddu, a sacred prasadam. Try local favorites like dosa, idli, and vada at popular spots like Vaishnavipuram Restaurant or Madhura Bhavan. For a mix of cuisines, head to Sree Padmavati Dosa Centre or Hotel Bliss. Our drivers can recommend authentic local eateries to complete your Tirupati journey.