Alipiri footpath

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Alipiri footpath is a popular pedestrian route used by pilgrims to climb on foot to the Tirumala Venkateswara Temple in Andhra Pradesh, India.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf pedestrian route
pilgrim footpath
alsoKnownAs Alipiri Metlu
approximateDistanceKm 9
approximateStepsCount 3550
associatedWithDeity Venkateswara
connectsTo Tirumala
linked to: Tirumala Hills
country India
destination Tirumala Venkateswara Temple
endingPoint Tirumala
hasAccessPoint Alipiri
hasAlternativeRoute Srivari Mettu footpath
linked to: Alipiri footpath
hasFacility drinking water points
medical aid centers
resting points
toilets
hasFeature pilgrim shelters
religious inscriptions
series of steps
hasLighting electric lights
hasReligiousSignificance yes
hasSecurity CCTV surveillance
police presence
hasStructure covered walkway
isFreeToUse yes
isPopularWith Tirumala pilgrims
locatedIn Andhra Pradesh
India
Tirupati
maintainedBy Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanams
near Alipiri checkpost
Tirupati-Tirumala ghat road
partOf Tirumala pilgrimage routes
linked to: Tirumala
primaryLanguageEnvironment Telugu
religion Hinduism
startingPoint Alipiri
state Andhra Pradesh
terrain hill pathway
typicalUseTimeOfDay early morning
late night
usedBy Hindu pilgrims
usedFor pilgrimage

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Tirumala hasFootpath Alipiri footpath
Alipiri footpath hasAlternativeRoute Srivari Mettu footpath
linked to: Alipiri footpath
Seven Hills (Tirumala) hasAccessRoute Alipiri footpath
subject linked to: Seven Hills
Seven Hills (Tirumala) hasAccessRoute Srivari Mettu footpath
subject linked to: Seven Hills
linked to: Alipiri footpath
Tirumala Venkateswara Temple accessRoute pedestrian paths Alipiri Mettu and Srivari Mettu
linked to: Alipiri footpath