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Located in the Ahmednagar district of Maharashtra, Shirdi is one of the most important and immensely blessed religious destinations in India. The town is believed to be the abode of Sai Baba, the great saint of the 20th century. It is widely believed that Sai Baba spent 50 years of his life at this place preaching his very famous epigram Sabka Maalik Ek (One God for all). The town of Shirdi is full of warmth, love and affection of the large number of devotees. The Gurusthan is a jewel in the crown of Shirdi, a place where Sai Baba came to Shirdi as a Bal Yogi.
The great saint left his dwelling in the year 1918 and his Samadhi is visited by large number of people even at present. Chavadi, one of the renowned places in Shirdi, Dwarkamai, Adul Baba Cottage are some of the other tourist places in Shirdi. Shirdi encircles some eminent tourist destinations of Maharashtra. An Indian spiritual guru and a fakir ,Shri Shirdi Saibaba in Shirdi was regarded with great reverence by both Hindu and Muslim followers. Lord Sai lived in a mosque and after death his body was cremated in a temple. Sri Shirdi Sai philosophy ingrained 'Shraddha' meaning faith and 'Saburi' meaning compassion.
Day 1: Shirdhi
Upon arrival you will meet our representative and transfer to pre booked Hotel Shirdi. Check in to pre booked hotel, Fresh and wash up. Visit to Sai Baba temple at your own. Evening free at your own. Overnight hotel at Hotel.
Day 2: Shirdi - Sanidham - Shirdi
Early morning witness the Sai baba morning Aarti. After breakfast you can go to Sani Singnapur. Only god Sani temple without and idol but you will witness old shilalakh. It is said in this small village no lock is put in any shop, bank or house. God Sani take care all of them. Return back to Shirdhi. Evening free at your own. Overnight hotel at Hotel.
Day 3: Shirdhi - Mumbai
After breakfast at hotel. Departure for Mumbai. Upon arrival you will have sightseeing tour of Mumbai visiting Siddivinayak Temple, Gateway of India, Mahalakshmi Temple, Marine Drive, Juhu after words check in to pre booked Hotel. Overnight hotel at Hotel.
Day 4: Departure
After breakfast at Hotel. Free time at your own. Hotel check out time is 1200 Hours. Keep your luggage in clock room. On time transfer to railway station/airport. end your trip.
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By Train:
Sainagar Shirdi Railway Station (Station Code: SNSI - 3 km south): Modern railway terminal connected directly to Mumbai (Vande Bharat Express just 5 hours from CSMT/Dadar), New Delhi, Chennai, Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Kolkata, and Visakhapatnam. Kopargaon Railway Station (KPG - 16 km north) and Manmad Junction (MMR - 55 km) provide nationwide rail connectivity.
By Air:
Shirdi International Airport (Airport Code: SAG - 14 km southwest in Kakadi): Operates regular daily flights connecting New Delhi, Mumbai, Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Chennai, and Vijayawada.
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Local Transport:
Free temple trust shuttle electric buses, battery operated buggies, auto rickshaws, and private taxis connect the railway station, airport, and temple complex.
Shirdi features holy Samadhi shrines, sacred perpetual dhuni mosques, historic palanquin halls, and rural heritage theme parks:
The spiritual heart of Shirdi and the sacred resting place of Shri Sai Baba. Built with white Italian marble by wealthy devotee Gopalrao Buti of Nagpur, housing the life size marble statue of Sai Baba carved by master sculptor Balaji Vasant Talim, adorned with a solid gold crown and golden canopy.
Sai Baba Samadhi Mandir — Sacred White Italian Marble Shrine and Golden Throne
The humble dilapidated mosque transformed by Sai Baba into a sacred haven of love and solace for all humanity. Preserves the sacred perpetual fire (*Akhand Dhuni*) ignited by Sai Baba himself, the grinding stone (*Chakki*), the wooden bathing plank, and the healing sacred ash (*Udi*).
Dwarkamai Mosque — Holy Sanctuary with the Eternal Sacred Dhuni Fire and Udi Dispensary
A small historic structure where Sai Baba used to spend alternate nights during the last decade of his life. Divided into two sections (one for men and one for women), housing Baba's wooden bed, wheelchair, portrait, and serving as the starting point for the grand Thursday Palkhi procession.
Chavadi — Historic Rest House Where Sai Baba Slept on Alternate Nights and Thursday Palkhi Procession
The sacred spot where Sai Baba was first seen by the villagers of Shirdi sitting under a large neem tree as a young boy in deep meditation. Devotees revere this place as the seat of Baba's Guru, noting that the leaves on this specific branch taste sweet rather than bitter.
Gurusthan — Sacred Spot of Baba's First Appearance Under the Miraculous Sweet Neem Tree
A world famous open air pilgrimage shrine 70 km from Shirdi, dedicated to Lord Shani (Saturn) represented by a 5.5 foot black stone slab. Famous for the unique tradition where houses and commercial shops across the entire village have no doors or locks.
Shani Shingnapur — Famous Open Air Swayambhu Shani Temple in the Door Less Holy Village
A tranquil garden originally cleared and watered daily by Sai Baba. Houses the perpetual brass oil lamp *Nanda Deep* sheltered inside a small enclosure, the historic well *Amrit Kund*, and a Datta Mandir.
An ancient temple on the outskirts of Shirdi dedicated to Lord Shiva as Khandoba. The historic site where temple priest Bhagat Mhalsapati first greeted the nameless young fakir with the words *"Aao Sai"* ("Welcome Sai").
A beautifully curated rural pilgrimage theme park recreating the 19th century village of Shirdi, depicting life size statues of Sai Baba helping villagers, curing the sick, and feeding the poor.
A historic museum inside the temple complex established by Kakasaheb Dixit, preserving rare vintage black and white photographs of Sai Baba, his long robes (*Kafni*), smoking pipes (*Chillim*), cooking pots, and wooden footwear (*Padukas*).
Duration: 3 Nights / 4 Days
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