Sri Padmavathi Ammavari Temple
                     SRI PADMAVATHI AMMAVARI TEMPLE
Tirupati is amongst the most important Hindu pilgrimage places 
which are visited by millions of people every year. The Sri 
Padmavathi Ammavari Temple which is located on the 7th hill of 
the range of eastern ghat, is the most visited Hindu temple in the 
Chittoor district of Andra Pradesh. Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanams 
is the authority which is taking care of the temple. It is said that this 
temple is the home of Goddess Padmavati. It is a place that the 
person must visit when he/she comes to Tirupati for pilgrimage. 
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Sri Padmavathi Ammavari Temple is a temple 
situated in Tiruchanur which is at a distance of 
around 5 Km from the Tirupati. The temple is 
dedicated to Goddess Padmavathi, who was the wife 
of Sri Venkateshwara Swami. This temple is situated 
at a distance of 30km from Sri Venkateshwara Swami 
temple. It is often believed the after the person visits 
the Sri Padmavathi Ammavari Temple, then only the 
darshan of Sri Venkateshwara Swami temple gets 
completed. 
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Do’s and Don’ts in the temple- 
Do’s in the temple-
•Keep chanting On Namo Venkatesaya.
•Keenly observe and follow the Hindu traditions.
•Maintain the dignity and silence
•Be calm
Don’ts in the temple-
•Don’t fight with anyone.
•Don’t rush or push anyone.
•Don’t wear footwear.
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History of the temple- 
Sri Padmavathi Ammavari Temple is also known as Alamelu 
mangapuram Temple because it is believed that Goddess 
Lakshmi was born as Alamelu and married to Venkateshwara 
Swami of Tirupati. She used to appear and give darshan to Lord 
Venkateshwara on a lotus at the temple. 
Alamelumangapuram has a meaning in each word like ala stands 
for lotus and Mel means top. Manga denotes to the Goddess, and 
Puram indicates the village or the town. There is a Sarovar in Sri 
Padmavati temple which is known as Padmasoravaram. It is said 
that the goddess gave darshan to Lord Venkateshwara in this 
Sarovar on the lotus, having thousands of petals only during the 
day of Sukla Paksha Panchami in Kartheeka Masam. 
 
Millions of people visit this place to take a dip in its holy water, 
especially during the Annual Padmavathi Brahmotsavams. 
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The correct order of worship-
According to the sayings and the history the person must first take a bath at 
Pushkar ghat and then they should visit the temple of Padmavati Ammavaru
After that, the person must visit the temple like japali, papavinasanam, 
Akasaganga on many others on its way to Tirumala.
Then visit Varaha Swamy temple at Tirumala
Visit Lord Venkateshwara temple after which the worship ends.
Conclusion 
So, we can say that Goddess Padmavathi is another form of Goddess Lakshmi 
married to Lord Venkateshwara Swami. Many tourists visit the temple of Sri 
Padmavathi Ammavari to get the blessings of Goddess Padmavathi as she is 
considered as the goddess of wealth and prosperity and also as this is the 
oldest temple of Tirupati. This temple has beautiful incarnation of goddess 
Padmavathi and cravings of goddess Lakshmi, Durga, Sarasvati, and many 
more and is made in the Dravidian style.
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