Archive · 5 Jan 2026
ASI Restores Alipiri Padala Mandapam in Tirupati
The Archaeological Survey of India is working to fix up the Alipiri Padala Mandapam in Tirupati.
They are spending about Rs 5 crore for this project with help from a trust based in Pune.
The ASI is making a detailed record of all the important parts of the Mandapam, like the roof and walls.
They are marking each part with numbers and paint to keep track of them.
They are also marking important levels like the floor and roof on nearby structures.
This is being done to make sure the Mandapam is restored properly and its history is well-documented.
ASI is restoring Alipiri Padala Mandapam in Tirupati at an estimated cost of Rs 5 crore.
The project is supported by the Lord Venkateswara Charitable and Religious Trust from Pune.
Detailed documentation of the Mandapam's significance and architectural members is being conducted.
Each architectural member is being marked with a documentation number and orientation.
Important levels like floor, beam, and roof are being marked on adjacent structures.
- Who
- Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) and Lord Venkateswara Charitable and Religious Trust
- What
- Restoration of Alipiri Padala Mandapam
- When
- Not specified
- Where
- Tirupati
- Why
- To restore and document the significance of the Padala Mandapam
- Location
- Tirupati
- Estimated Cost
- Rs 5 crore
- Supporting Trust
- Lord Venkateswara Charitable and Religious Trust
- Architectural Members
- Roof slabs, roof beams, wall members, flood members
- Documentation
- Detailed documentation of significance and architectural members