The Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanams (TTD) has unveiled its ambitious plan, Tirumala Vision-2047, aiming to transform the sacred city of Tirumala into a global spiritual model. Inspired by India’s iconic spiritual cities like Ayodhya and Kashi, TTD is committed to modernizing the holy city while preserving its sanctity, heritage, and natural beauty.
A Vision Rooted in Heritage and Modernity
As part of its broader initiative aligned with Swarnandhra Vision-2047, TTD is focusing on three key aspects:
- Planned Development: Ensuring infrastructure growth that aligns with modern town planning principles.
- Environmental Management: Preserving Tirumala’s natural ecosystem and promoting sustainable practices.
- Heritage Conservation: Restoring and maintaining the cultural and architectural legacy of the holy city.
The Future of Tirumala
TTD envisions a Tirumala that blends spirituality with modern conveniences, catering to the growing influx of devotees. The initiative aims to:
- Upgrade amenities for pilgrims, ensuring a seamless and comfortable experience.
- Introduce sustainable infrastructure projects, reducing environmental impact.
- Preserve heritage sites and temples, emphasizing their historical significance.
Setting a New Standard for Spiritual Cities
TTD EO Shyamala Rao highlighted the importance of Tirumala Vision-2047, emphasizing the need for planned development. “Tirumala will be a role model for temples across India,” he stated, adding that a dedicated town planning department will be established to oversee the transformation.
The EO further emphasized that past unplanned constructions will be addressed, and new projects will reflect a harmonious blend of tradition and modernity. The goal is to make Tirumala a beacon of spirituality and sustainability on the global stage.
A Sacred Journey Ahead
With Tirumala Vision-2047, TTD is not only enhancing the holy city’s physical infrastructure but also strengthening its spiritual essence. As the city evolves, it will serve as an inspiration for future developments in spiritual tourism across India.
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