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Renovated Tirumala Museum Uses Technology to Showcase Historic Treasures

Renovated Tirumala Museum Uses Technology to Showcase Historic Treasures
Technology At Tirumala’s Renovated Museum Brings Old Treasures To Life · deccanchronicle.com

The Sri Venkateswara Museum in Tirumala has been renovated and reopened with many new displays.

It contains more than 8,000 old objects connected to the temple and its history.

Visitors can see statues, coins, paintings, temple vessels, photographs, and royal gifts.

One important object is a bell linked to Emperor Sri Krishnadevaraya.

The museum also shows copper plates carrying Annamacharya’s compositions.

New technology makes the exhibits more interactive through holograms, videos, sound, and 3D displays.

One gallery uses immersive technology to explain the universe and Lord Venkateswara’s cosmic form.

The museum is open from 8 a.m.

to 8 p.m., and regular entry costs ₹50.

Key facts

Museum size
Four floors covering about 1.25 lakh square feet
Galleries
14 galleries
Artefacts
More than 8,000 objects
Regular entry
₹50 per person
Brahmandam experience
An additional ₹200
Opening hours
8 a.m. to 8 p.m.
Renovation support
Tata Consultancy Services and MAP Systems

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