Facilities at a glance
| Item | Details | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Cloak room | At the entrance, for mobile phones, bags, food items and footwear. Listed charges: ₹3 per phone, ₹3 per bag, ₹1 per pair of footwear | Official: Facilities |
| Wheelchairs | Available at the entrance, with escorts | Official: Facilities |
| Medical aid | A qualified medical practitioner with a first-aid kit is available on the temple premises | Official: Facilities |
| Parking | Three parking bays. The official website states space for over 500 cars, 1,500 two-wheelers and over 100 buses, with a parking donation (tariff) that varies by vehicle type | Official: Facilities |
| Annadhana Mandapam meals | 12 noon to 3:00 PM | Official: Facilities |
| PRO office (help desk) | 8:00 AM to 9:00 PM | Official: Facilities |
Charges are as listed on the official website when we last checked. They can change, so treat them as a guide and confirm on arrival.
Cloak room and footwear
At the entrance, for mobile phones, bags, food items and footwear. Listed charges: ₹3 per phone, ₹3 per bag, ₹1 per pair of footwear. Mobile phones, gadgets, cameras and large bags are prohibited inside, so plan to deposit them here. Charges can change; confirm on arrival.
Official temple information Source: Official Sripuram website: Facilities. Last verified 1 October 2026.
Independent planning guidance
Keep your cloak-room token safely, together with your vehicle key, until you collect your belongings.
Guidance from this website, not an official temple rule.
Accessibility and wheelchairs
The official website describes the temple as designed to be disabled-friendly for physically disabled visitors, senior citizens and visitors with health challenges, and lists wheelchairs at the entrance, with escorts.
Official temple information Source: Official Sripuram website: Facilities. Last verified 1 October 2026.
The official page does not state how many wheelchairs there are, so availability at busy times is not guaranteed. Ask as soon as you arrive. See visiting with elderly family members.
Drinking water, restrooms and seating
The official website states that drinking water is provided at strategic locations, that the queue complex has drinking water and restrooms, and that waiting areas in the queue complexes have seating, ventilation and televisions. Stalls in the queue complex sell drinking water, milk and biscuits.
Food: Annadhana Mandapam and restaurant
- Annadhana Mandapam: the official website says more than 6,000 devotees are served hot meals every day between 12 noon to 3:00 PM, seated at tables, on banana leaves.
- Sri Narayani Bhavan: a vegetarian restaurant near the Sripuram premises, according to the official website.
- Stalls: the official website mentions stalls serving fresh juices and other refreshments.
Official temple information Source: Official Sripuram website: Facilities. Last verified 1 October 2026.
Packed food from outside is prohibited on the premises.
Prasadam and souvenirs
The prasadam counter is near the temple exit, and souvenir shops along the exit path sell items including pooja items, clothes and handicrafts, according to the official website. The ticket counter at the entrance sells tickets for sevas and prasadam.
Medical aid and security
A qualified medical practitioner with a first-aid kit is available on the temple premises. For medical needs, the official website advises approaching the nearest Sripuram staff or security personnel.
Official temple information Source: Official Sripuram website: Facilities. Last verified 1 October 2026.
Help desk and PRO office
The PRO office is open 8:00 AM to 9:00 PM and helps with darshan, temple information, offerings, social-welfare participation, and local and outstation travel, including foreign currency exchange, according to the official website.
Official temple information Source: Official Sripuram website: Facilities. Last verified 1 October 2026.
What the official website does not say
These questions come up when planning a visit, but the official facilities page does not answer them, so this guide does not either:
- how many wheelchairs there are, or whether they can be reserved;
- whether there are ramps or level routes on every part of the path;
- how much of the walk is shaded;
- whether battery-operated vehicles are provided (none are listed);
- baby-changing or feeding facilities.
If any of these matter for your visit, ask the PRO office or call the temple before you travel.
Guest houses and dormitory
The temple's own accommodation is covered on our accommodation page, with the tariffs the official website lists.
Parking
See parking at Sripuram.