Antiquity: This is a modern temple consecrated in 1976.

                    Architecture: This temple displays a mixture of architectural styles. A Rajagopuram built in the South Indian style greets the visitors. The tower over the main shrine of Venkateswara called the Jagadanandavimanam is built in the Orissan style while the towers overthe shrines of the consorts re built in the South Indian style. The brass flagstaff rises to a height of 42 feet.

                      The granite image of the presiding deity is about 11 feet tall and a carved lotus forms an umbrella  for this image. There are several carvings in marble, in the adjoining mukha mandapam - depicting scenes from Indian mythology. The temple is floodlit at nights.

                      Other shrines in the temple:The consorts of Venkateswara Padmavathi and Andal are housed in separate shrines.

                        Worship and festivals: Although modern in construction worship is carried out as per the traditional Agama rules, the Pancharatra Agama in particular.