Venkateswara Temple is an abode of Lord Venkateswara situated in Tirumala.
It is also known as Tirumala Temple.
Natural Arch is located north of the temple, which measures 8 m (26 ft) wide and 3 m (9.8 ft) high and was naturally formed from the quartz.
Srivaari Paadamulu (the footprints of Lord) are believed to be the footprints of Lord Venkateswara formed when he first stood on Tirumala Hills.
Papavinasanam is a waterfall flowing from a tributary of the Swarnamukhi River.
It also has a temple where seven lion-headed channels open from a height for deities to bathe below them.
A temple dedicated to goddess Ganga is located near the enclosure.
Akaasa Ganga is another natural waterfall in Tirumala.
Venkateswara Temple is an abode of Lord Venkateswara situated in Tirumala. It is also known as Tirumala Temple. Natural Arch is located north of the temple, which measures 8 m (26 ft) wide and 3 m (9.8 ft) high and was naturally formed from the quartz. Srivaari Paadamulu (the footprints of Lord) are believed to be the footprints of Lord Venkateswara formed when he first stood on Tirumala Hills. Papavinasanam is a waterfall flowing from a tributary of the Swarnamukhi River. It also has a temple where seven lion-headed channels open from a height for deities to bathe below them. A temple dedicated to goddess Ganga is located near the enclosure. Akaasa Ganga is another natural waterfall in Tirumala.
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