Book darshan, accommodation only through official websites, says Srisailam Executive Officer
The Hindu
Book online darshan tickets and accommodation at Srisailam temple only through official websites to avoid getting scammed.
Srisailam temple authorities have urged the devotees planning to book online darshan tickets and accommodation only through the official website of the temple and Endowments department and not to believe in fake websites and get duped.
Accommodation and all Arjitha seva tickets like Sparsha Darshanam, Sheegra Darshan, Athi Sheegra Darshan and others can be booked online through the temple website www.srisailadevasthanam.org or Endowments department official website www.aptemples.ap.gov.in, temple Executive Officer M. Srinivasa Rao said. Any details regarding the temple can be had from the information centre phone numbers 08333901351/52/53.
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