Have a look on the weekly sevas at Tirupati Balaji

Every day is the festival of Tirumala Tirupathi. On each of the days in the week, the Lord of lords will bless his devotees in a special type of ritual. In each of the days in the week, the prayers and the offerings are different. The rituals that occur in the whole week are called as the pujas. Very few number of devotees are allowed in the pujas as there are very less number of online booking Tirupati darshan tickets.

During the Mondays, the puja that is held is known as the Visesha puja. Every Monday, the second bell rings and the utsava vigraha is taken at the Mantapa for theChaturdasa Kalasa Puja or known as the 14 kalasas puja. After getting the permission from Sri Malayappa Swami, the archakas is rendered by the ankurarpana and punyaha vachanam.

On the Tuesdays, the puja that is being performed is the Pada Padmaaradhana, also it is known as the Ashtadala. This puja is performed after the second bell. The archaka starts the puja by offering the arti stick and the lamp to the main deity. Then, he takes the divine names, which are 108 names of Lord. While uttering the 108 names each time, a golden lotus is given at the feet of the deity. After completing the archana to the lord, the arachana is offered to the Goddess Padmavati and Lakshmi.

On Wednesdays, the seva that is performed is known as the Sahasra Kalasa Abhishekam. This seva is held to deities and they connected in the form that it donates money at last. Here, the Bhogo Srinivasa represents the Mula Virat.

During the Thursdays, after the morning puja, the Mula Virat is then divested over the ornaments and the flowers. Then the Poolangi Seva is performed.

The last one is the Abhishekam that is performed during the Fridays. In each of the Fridays, after the Thomala and Archana Seva, the Abhishekam is performed privately. Check out the ttd darshan tickets availability and then pay the fee.