Shirdi 3 DAYS/ 2 NIGHTS
Shirdi -Shani Shingnapur-Khandoba Mandir
₹35000.00₹30000.00
Package Highlights
Samadhi Mandir: The core attraction where the mortal remains of Sai Baba are interred under a beautiful white marble statue.
The Sacred Sites: Visit Dwarkamai (the mosque where Baba lived), Chavadi (where he slept), and Gurusthan (the neem tree where he was first seen).
Miraculous Shani Shingnapur: Visit the world-famous temple of Lord Shani, located in a village where houses famously have no doors or locks.
Modern Spirituality: Experience the Sai Teerth Theme Park, India's first devotional theme park featuring a 5D "Lanka Dahan" show and a giant screen movie on Baba’s life.
Divine Dining: Eat at the Sai Prasadalaya, one of the world's largest solar-powered kitchens, serving blessed meals to thousands daily.
A trip to Shirdi is a journey into the life and teachings of Sai Baba. Shirdi is unique because it isn't just about one temple; it's an entire town built around the legacy of the saint. Most Shirdi packages also include a visit to the "village with no doors," Shani Shingnapur.
Detailed Itinerary (3 Days / 2 Nights)
Day 1: Arrival & The Footsteps of Sai
Arrival: Reach Shirdi via the Shirdi Airport (15 km) or Sainagar Shirdi Railway Station.
Afternoon: Visit the Samadhi Mandir for Darshan. Afterward, walk to Dwarkamai to see the Dhuni (eternal fire) lit by Baba himself.
Evening: Visit Lendi Baug, the garden Baba used to water daily, and attend the peaceful Shej Aarti (night prayer) if possible.
Stay: Shirdi.
Day 2: Faith & Wonders (Shingnapur & Theme Park)
Morning: Take a 2-hour drive (approx. 75 km) to Shani Shingnapur. Witness the open-air deity and observe the doorless houses of the village.
Afternoon: Return to Shirdi and visit Sai Teerth Theme Park. It’s a great way to understand Baba's history through technology (robotics and 5D cinema).
Evening: Visit Khandoba Mandir, the temple where the priest first welcomed Baba with the words "Aao, Sai" (Come, Sai).
Stay: Shirdi.
Day 3: Heritage & Departure
Morning: Visit the Dixit Wada Museum, which houses Baba’s original belongings like his long robes (Kafni), pipe, and leather footwear.
Shopping: Buy some famous Shirdi dry fruits or small marble idols before your departure.
Departure: Transfer to the airport or railway station for your journey back.