Book Bangalore to Tirupati Balaji Car Rental

The shortest route for a road trip from Bangalore to Tirupati is via NH75. The stretch has a 2 lane road with normal traffic and you can reach Tirupati in around 4 to 5 hours. You can stopover at AntaraGange, around 70 kilometers from Bangalore, with your own car rental from Bangalore Wheels. It is an adventure spot near Durga Hill. The place offers activities such as cave exploration, trekking, bouldering, and camping.

You can also take the alternate route via Kanipakam – Tirupati Road which is longer than the other one. You can cover the distance of 282 kilometers in 6 hours. The Kanipakam Vinayaka Temple is a popular tourist attraction you can visit along the route. It is an 11^th-century temple of Lord Ganesha built by Chola king Kulothunga Chola I.

The longest route is via NH48. The stretch is 318 kilometers long and can be covered in 6 hours with a private cab from Bangalore to Tirupati Balaji car rental service. It is a newly constructed 6 lane road, ideal for a hassle-free drive.

The spiritual town of Tirupati hosts a multitude of ancient temples and shrines. Below are some of the places to visit in Tirupati during your trip from Bangalore with Bangalore Wheels:

1. Sri Venkateswara Temple

Located on the seventh peak of Tirumala Hills, the Sri Venkateswara Temple is a popular tourist destination in Tirupati. The iconic Hindu temple is a masterpiece of Dravidian architecture. It is popularly known as the Lord of the Seven Hills Temple, the Tirupati Balaji Temple, and the Tirumala Temple. The temple is dedicated to Lord Venkateswara, an incarnation of Lord Vishnu in the Kaliyug. It has the reputation of being the most revered and wealthiest temple in the world.

2. Akasaganga Teertham

Akasaganga Teertham is a pristine waterfall located near the Tirumala Temple. It is a must-visit spiritual spot in Tirupati and you can reach it with a Bangalore to Tirupati car rental. Taking a dip in the holy water is believed to rid pilgrims of their sins. The water is considered holy as it originates from the lotus feet of Ananda Neelayam. Water from the waterfall is used in the bathing ritual (Abhishekam) of the Tirumala deities.

3. Silathoranam

Silathoranam is a prominent archaeological site in Tirupati. This famous tourist destination is the world’s largest natural arch. Located amidst the Rock Garden, the name of the arch translates to ‘Garland of Rocks’. The unique natural rock formation is shaped like a serpent and a conch. This place has immense religious significance and is worshipped by devotees. You can enjoy the grandeur of this natural spectacle on your trip to Tirupati Balaji.

4. Swami Pushkarini Lake

Swami Pushkarini Lake is a holy pond located in the Tirupati Temple premises that you should not miss during your trip from Bangalore with Bangalore Wheels. There are several mythological stories associated with the lake. It is believed to be brought down from Vaikunth Dham by Garuda. As per local belief, Lord Vishnu and his wife Goddess Lakshmi have bathed in it. Pilgrims must take a dip in the holy water before visiting the temple.

Tirupati is strewn with ancient shrines and natural wonders. It offers an ideal setup for a relaxing vacation and you can explore it leisurely with a Bangalore to Tirupati Balaji car hire. Nature lovers can explore the captivating natural charm of Tirupati at the numerous waterfalls in and around the town. 

You can also explore the flora and fauna of Sri Venkateswara National Park and enjoy trekking and hiking along the natural trails. Deer Park in the vicinity is great for spending time with family and kids. The thrill of watching deer in their natural habitat and feeding them makes it a must-visit place in Tirupati.

History buffs can explore the ancient history of Tirupati at the Sri Vari Museum. It houses artifacts, sculptures, and scriptures from the ancient temples in Tirupati.

The capital city of Karnataka, Bangalore, is the hub of commercial activity in the country. There are many famous tourism places to see in Bengaluru. It is India’s Silicon Valley as it offers exciting opportunities for individuals and organizations interested in IT. The city is also popular for its engaging nightlife.

Tipu Sultan’s Summer Palace, Bangalore Palace, and Venkatappa Art Gallery are historical tourist spots in Bangalore. There are many breathtakingly beautiful gardens around the city, such as Lumbini Gardens, Cubbon Park, and Lalbagh.

Bangalore to Tirupati Balaji road trip with Bangalore Wheels allows you to put off the burden of everyday life and connect with the energy within you to the Supreme Power of the Universe.

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The city markets are bustling with spiritual energies and offer a wide variety of holy souvenirs. You can shop for figurines/images of deities, holy Prasadam (Tirupati Laddu), and religious books.

Local handicrafts including items made of copper and brass are also available around the town. Tirupati’s traditional Tanjore style gold leaf paintings are renowned for their rich artwork. The handmade Kalamkari Fabric is great for gifting purposes and you can buy them during your trip to Tirupati with Bangalore Wheels.

The local restaurants serve South Indian specialties along with other cuisines. You will notice an influence of Tamil, Andhra, and Hyderabadi cuisines in the local food. Popular dishes include Andhra Idlis, Dosa, Rava Khichdi, Lemon Rice, and Payasam. Only vegetarian food is served at the eateries to honor the religious beliefs of locals and pilgrims.