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Explore Shirdi

Shirdi is a pilgrimage town in Maharashtra. Hotel Saideep Villas is on Pimpalwadi Road, behind Hotel Pilgrims Inn (MTDC), within walking distance of Shri Sai Baba Temple.

  • Seated statue of Sai Baba on a golden throne, wearing a crown and flower garlands, inside the Samadhi Mandir

    Shri Sai Baba Samadhi Mandir

    The Samadhi Mandir is the principal temple in Shirdi. Visitors come for darshan and aarti. The Sansthan publishes the day's timings, which can change, so check them before you travel.

    Begin with darshan here, then walk on to Dwarkamai, Chawdi, Gurusthan, and Lendi Baug. Check the Shri Saibaba Sansthan Trust for the day's timings before you travel.

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  • Entrance of Shree Chavadi, with wooden pillars, steps, and the name board above the door

    Chawdi

    Sai Baba spent alternate nights at Chawdi. A procession once moved between Dwarkamai and Chawdi, and the building remains on the pilgrimage round in the temple area.

    See Chawdi with Dwarkamai. Sai Baba's Thursday night procession is remembered between the two. Confirm access before you go.

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  • Interior of Dwarkamai with the Baba's Dhuni sign, a garlanded arch marked Shraddha and Saburi, and a portrait of Sai Baba

    Dwarkamai

    Dwarkamai is the mosque where Sai Baba lived for many years. Pilgrims visit the dhuni, the sacred fire that is still maintained there.

    Look for the sacred Dhuni inside Dwarkamai, and follow the site's instructions. Pair this visit with the Samadhi Mandir and Chawdi.

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  • Stone shrine beside a large tree at Gurusthan, with a metal railing and devotees beyond

    Gurusthan

    Gurusthan marks the place associated with Sai Baba's arrival in Shirdi, remembered beneath a neem tree. It is a quiet stop near the main temple places.

    Pause at Gurusthan beside the neem tree, then continue to the Samadhi Mandir and the other temple places. Follow local guidance on worship and photography.

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  • Statue of Sai Baba with one arm raised, standing behind a red-draped platform in the garden at Lendi Baug

    Lendi Baug

    Lendi Baug, also called Lendi Garden, is the garden Sai Baba visited. It is a green pause in the town and a usual addition to a day of temple visits.

    Use Lendi Baug as a quieter garden stop after the Samadhi Mandir. The Nanda Deep is the lamp associated with this garden. Check local access before you go.

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