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Hisar, June 17 (HS). The flow of devotees from far-flung areas continues to reach Shri Tirupati Balaji Dham, which binds the North and South Indian culture together. Uncounted devotees from Punjab arrived for darshan at Shri Tirupati Dham, built in South Indian style.
The devotees from Punjab traveled in several buses to visit various religious places in Haryana. In this episode, they reached Sri Tirupati Dham on Monday and visited the temples of Lord Venkatesh, Mata Padmavati and Mata Godamba. These temples, built with granite stones brought from South India, have a unique charm. Similarly, they also visited the temples of Shri Garuda, Shri Lakshmi Narasimha, Shri Sudarshan, Shri Ramanuja Swami, Shri Shathkop Swami and Shri Hanuman in Sri Tirupati Dham. A large number of women and children were also among the devotees.
While worshiping Lord Venkatesh, the entire Dham premises resounded with the chants of Jai Govinda, Jai Tirupati Balaji and Jai Bhagwan Venkatesh. During this time, the 42 feet high golden Sri Garuda pillar, Balipeetham and Sri Tirupati Yagyashala established in Tirupati Dham were also specially worth seeing. The holy Pushkarni also remained a special center of devotion. It is worth mentioning that a 71 feet high gopuram is also under construction in the Dham. This gopuram is being built in the South Indian style by the artisans there. After the construction of the gopuram is completed, the aura of Sri Tirupati Balaji Dham located near Landri toll plaza on Agroha Road will be enhanced.
