Embark on a divine journey from Chennai to Ahobilam, a sacred pilgrimage site nestled in the picturesque Nallamala Hills of Andhra Pradesh. Known as the “Abode of Lord Narasimha,” Ahobilam is home to the revered Nava Narasimha temples, each holding deep spiritual significance. Our tour package is designed to offer a seamless and fulfilling experience for devotees, combining spiritual exploration with the beauty of nature.
✔️ Round-trip AC Transportation (Car/Tempo Traveller)
✔️ Darshan at 11 Narasimha Temples (Upper & Lower Ahobilam)
✔️ Trekking to Ugra Stambham (Optional for adventure seekers)
✔️ Comfortable Accommodation in a guest house
✔️ Delicious Vegetarian Meals (Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner)
✔️ Jeep Ride to Hilltop Temples
✔️ Personalized Assistance for Senior Devotees
| Car type | Person | Price | |
|---|---|---|---|
 SEDAN |
A/C – Swift Dzire / Etios / Aura Hyundai | 2 person | Rs.28000/- |
| SEDAN |
A/C – Swift Dzire / Etios / Aura Hyundai | 3 person | Rs.31000/- |
| SEDAN |
A/C – Swift Dzire / Etios / Aura Hyundai | 4 person | Rs.35000/- |
 SUV |
A/C – Innova / Ertiga / Rumion / Carens | 4 person | Rs.40000/- |
| SUV |
A/C – Innova / Ertiga / Rumion / Carens | 5 person | Rs.4300/- |
| SUV |
A/C – Innova / Ertiga / Rumion / Carens | 6 person | Rs.46000/- |
| SUV |
A/C – Innova / Ertiga / Rumion / Carens | 7 person | Rs.49000/- |
Overall, your itinerary seems comprehensive, covering major temples in Ahobilam and including travel, meals, and accommodations. Adjustments can be made based on the preferences and needs of the travelers.
| Vehicle | Person | Charges |
|---|---|---|
| Etios / Dezire | 2 person | Rs.30000/- |
| Etios / Dezire | 3 person | Rs.33000/- |
| Etios / Dezire | 4 person | Rs.36000/- |
| Innova | 5 person | Rs.55000/- |
| Innova | 6 Person | Rs.60000/- |
🕗 06:00 AM – Departure from Chennai by AC Car/Tempo Traveller/Sleeper Bus
☕ 08:30 AM – Breakfast en route (Pure Vegetarian)
🚗 01:30 PM – Arrival at Ahobilam & Check-in to the guest house
🍽️ 02:00 PM – Lunch at the guest house
🙏 03:30 PM – Visit Lower Ahobilam Temples:
🕗 06:00 AM – Early morning darshan at Ahobila Narasimha Temple
🚙 08:00 AM – Jeep ride to Malola Narasimha & Krodha Narasimha Temples
🍽️ 10:00 AM – Breakfast at the guest house
⛰️ 11:00 AM – Trek to Jwala Narasimha Temple & Ugra Stambham (Optional)
🍽️ 02:00 PM – Lunch at a local restaurant
🙏 04:00 PM – Visit Pavana Narasimha Temple (Requires Jeep Ride)
🍽️ 08:00 PM – Dinner & Overnight Stay at Ahobilam
🕗 06:00 AM – Morning darshan at Karanja Narasimha Temple
🍽️ 07:30 AM – Breakfast at the guest house
🙏 09:00 AM – Free time for meditation & special poojas (Optional)
🚗 11:00 AM – Departure from Ahobilam
☕ 02:00 PM – Lunch en route
🏠 09:00 PM – Arrival in Chennai
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