Chilkur Balaji Temple Dress Code

Chilkur Balaji Temple is very famous temples in Hyderabad. The Dress Code for men is Dhoti or Lungi or kurta-pajama. The Dress code for Women is Saree or Chudidar.

Chilkur Balaji Temple Dress Code For Mens :

Lungi / Dhoti / Kurta-pajama

Chilkur Balaji Temple Dress Code For Womens :

Saree / Chudidar

Location: India

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