Chennai to Tirupati one day package

   
 
      Chennai to tirupati  one day package

                                     

                    In one day package from Chennai to tirupathi. The customer should fix the time to pick up for yathras. Then we should arrange for your breakfast. The customer can listen any song otherwise if we are going for yathra we should listen venkateshwra song it gives you a relaxation for your mind & peaceful for your heart.

                Inside Chennai our travels picking up the customer on free. Otherwise outside Chennai we are assuring charge from you. one day package cover Driver Batta, Toll Gate, & car parking, Diesel charges might be getting in to the one day package from Chennai to tirpathi.

                          Apart from that we are providing foods for Breakfast & lunch & RS 300  for special entry dharshan that means the dharshan of   Balaji  can see the dharshan of Balaji.  we are having a good name & fame in one day tour tirupathi package from Chennai.

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