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Located in Chitoor District of Andhra Pradesh, the city of Tirupati is an important seat of South India’s Hindu heritage which houses one of the holiest Hindu pilgrimage sites, the Sri Venkateswara Temple at Tirumala (Upper Tirupati). The history of Tirupati can be traced to the 5th century AD, when Tirumala was a thriving centre of Vaishnavism. Other than being a holy city, Tirupati is home to several scenic hotspots, trekking trails, and historical monuments. As the city receives a constant influx of devotees and tourists all year round, there are several hotels in Tirupati to cater to every breed of traveller. The city is well-connected by national and state highways, the Tirupati Main Railway Station, and the Sri Venkateswara Airport.

This Tirupati hotel offers 138 beautifully furnished rooms, consisting of 98 Standard Rooms, 35 Fortune Club Rooms, and 5 Suites. The rooms have been done up in a smart, contemporary décor with an inviting ambiance and come equipped with a complete range of modern amenities. At this beautiful hotel in Tirupati, some of the rooms also offer a spectacular view of the Tirumala Hills and the Shilparamam Park.

Fortune Select Grand Ridge, a hotel in Tirupati, offers an amalgam of delectable cuisines that will tempt one’s taste buds. At this Tirupati Hotel, you can savor their favorite dishes with either the 24-hour room service or can dine at any of the Fortune Hotels’ acclaimed signature restaurants: Rainbow – an exclusively vegetarian restaurant, Zodiac – the 24 hour Coffee shop and Neptune Bar & Lounge.

Visiting Tirupati’s temples and participating in the various rites and rituals that take place throughout the day can be a spiritually rewarding experience for pilgrims and tourists alike. The many festivals that are celebrated in Tirupati draw large and diverse crowds from every part of the country, presenting opportunities for dialogues on faith, studies on Vaishnavism, and photography. The Brahmotsava festival, which takes place over nine days in October, exhibits a vividly colourful, illuminating slice of Hindu culture for those unacquainted with the peculiarities of the religion.