Om Sai, Sri Sai Jai Jai Sai. I am too small a person to review Sai Baba's place. Words in the entire dictionary are not enough to describe this wonderful place. All Sai devotees should be visiting here at least once in their lifetime.

A well maintained temple. Phone and bag is not allowed. There are plenty of private lockers available near the temple. All the places to visit is around the temple. Recommended to Visit all the places and then go get your bags/phones. Photography is strictly prohibited.

Shirdi Sai Baba temple is one of the most visited temple in India and has lot of devotees coming each day. It takes 2 3 hours on an average to get the darshan. There are lot of vegetarian restaurants around. One of the must visited place should be Sai Baba temple art gallery where you can find amazing paintings of Sai Baba. There are also lots of other shops too.

A must visit for all devotees. Good crowd management attempt by all volunteers. You will get Prasad that you can take home for your friends and family. There are many souvenir shops as well.

Om Sai Ram .. Saibaba temple in Shirdi is world famous place for devotees of Saibaba.. I visited in Month of February. You feel very peace and energy in this place.Sai baba sansthan has made very nice management system to handle daily visiting big croud of peoples from all along the india as well as world wide. Must visit places in shirdi are Sai baba Dwarkamai temple, Lendi bag , Baba Prasadalay, Inside area in temple premises, Musium of Sai baba. For occomodation Sai baba Bhaktanivas and Ashram is available with very clean and hygine place to accomodate along with your family. Bus service is free and very prompt every 15 mins from Ashram to Temple and prasadalay. Prasadalay is very huge and really amazing . For to handle croud management team is really hardworking and so kind staff is there. Be aware of peoples on road who calls you looking for mandir or accomodation , They may tell Ashram is full come with us , Dont believe untill you confirm from Ashram or Bhaktanivas office or website. Carry waterbottles mini bag while temple and prasadalaya. While in Accomodation carry Thurmas to collect tea , coffee and milk at 3 Rupees only. Ashram place is so calm and beautiful greenary and trees gives shadow which fullfills your mind. Ashram team has also maintained place very clean and helpful to devotees. Just be happy keep doing well to others. Help poor peoples and always remind baba in mind ... Om sai ram...

Very famous temple of Sai Baba where his Samadhi is located. Very crowded most of the days. For quick Darshan, Rs. 200 ticket is available. Gurusthan, Lendi Baug, Dwarkamai, Chawadi, Museum, Hanuman Mandir are located in the premises. Mobile phone is not allowed.

Blessed by the grace of Sai Ram, we finally got the chance to visit Shirdi. Mobile phones are not allowed inside Shri Saibaba Darshan Queue complex. Mobile locker available at Rs 5 per mobile and free shoe, chappal stands available. Before heading to the mandir on the street, kindly navigate your way through the situation with a polite deflection from any unnecessary purchases. As I stood in line for Darshan, the sight of Sai Baba's idol filled me with a sense of peace and gratitude. The rhythmic chants during Aarti echoed through the sacred space, creating an atmosphere of devotion that enveloped the entire SaiNagar. The complex was so beautifully well maintained and clean. Very pleased to visit The Dixit Wada Museum. Baba’s robe, clothes, chappals, water pots, grinder and other artifacts are so well conserved. Thanks to Shri Saibaba Sansthan Trust for their hardwork and commitment. Next to Samadhi mandir there is Gurusthan, sacred Neem tree, Ganesh mandir, Shani mandir, Shiva Lingam, Nanda deep, Baba’s followers samadhi inside the complex. Also visited Dakshin mukhi Hanuman Mandir, Dwarkamai, Dhuni, Shree Chavadi which are located nearby but outside the complex. Lastly explored nearby sansthan shops to buy Prasad. Purchased some gift items from nearby wholesale shops. At evening we visited the beautiful and picturesque “I Love Saibaba” garden. Om Sai Ram.

Had good dharshan for all the 3 days. We booked for Shej Aarti in advance. We were one of the early birds and waited in line among the first 30 devotees. When we reached the entrance they stopped us for 10 minutes. Once we were allowed inside we were surprised that the hall is jam packed with devotees. But we managed to get a good Dharshan. The guards are breaking the line on their whims. Because of that Late comers in the line are getting priority. Instead of FIFO it is LCFO. At least some senior persons in their hierarchy should supervise line control. Man proposes and God disposes🙏🙏🙏

Visitors often praise the Shirdi Sai Baba Temple for its serene ambiance, powerful spiritual vibes, and the sense of inner peace they experience during their visit. Many express gratitude for the divine atmosphere and the opportunity for prayer and reflection. However, individual experiences may vary, so it's recommended to read recent reviews for a comprehensive understanding.

It was a mosque named by a Hindu Name "Dwarakamai" by Saibaba where Saibaba used to stay. It is a symbol of Hindu Muslim Unity. Saibaba used to spend some time here in their daily routine. They also enlightened a dhuni (a kind of bonfire) which is burning till today.The ashes of this dhuni known as udi is given to devotees as Saibaba's Prasad which he also used to give to his believers then. Some accessories of daily use of Saibaba are kept here. A stone on which he used to sit is also placed here.

Dwarkamai, Saibaba Dhuni, started by Baba himself and continues to burn till now.. It is a place of devotion.. Jai Sai Ram Afternoons (2pm - 5pm) might be the best time to visit to avoid huge crowds.. I visited here in Feb’2024

Om sai ram, devotional place and peaceful

If you are in Shirdi and visited to Samadhi Stan of Sai baba . Do visit to Dwarka mai. Mobile phones are not allowed in temple premises so they charge 10 rs for locker . Hundi(fire kund) is still burning after so many years . It has all the belongings of Sai baba still kept in Dwarkamai

Can visit after darshan of Sai Baba...this place contains the rock on which Sai Baba use to sit.

Very peaceful and energetic place. I completed my Darshan today evening. I also visited dwarakamai. It's fantastic place. Akanda dhuni, Sai living the place and his using stone for sitting, all are very excited.

Surreal experience if you are a devotee of Sai then it's a must for you and if not after visiting the place you will be a devotee of Sai. The place is amazing people are nice and helpful transport is very convenient and food is also very affordable and good. I visited shirdi with my mom and dad, had an amazing stay and you get a lots of option for accomodation as per your convenience and budget

Nice place to have good vibes which is surrounded with lots of prayers and beliefs. Really peaceful place. It is easily accessible by all forms of transport. Best day to visit is Thursday but it will be really crowded. You will have to wait in queue for maybe 2 hours. Very well manage.. Good experience.

SaiBaba's Dhuni is here! The same Dhuni started by Sai Baba is burning here from 183 years approximately. It's a nice experience to see the place where all the miracles (mentioned in Sai Satcharita and Sai leela magazines) took place first hand. The only draw back is that Dhuni is fully enclosed in steel mesh and we need to struggle to see the embers.

Dwarkamai is the most important place to see by every devotee. In the entrance left side we saw the sai baba cooking place and sai baba's hand resting place on the wall. We observe that 3 feet of one wooden stick of sai baba. After that we saw the dhuni covered with grills. In the past we touched and some grains were put in the dhuni but we con't touch it. We saw all the items of sai baba used. Please observe the deepam holes on the wall of dwarkmai. Sai baba lights the lamps with water when no one gives the oil that night. At last we saw the sai baba sitting stone covered with glass We touched it on the glass and pray for peace of mind.

Dwarkamai : Dwarkamai is a place where Sai Baba lived until the very end of his life. Before Sai Baba’s arrival in Shirdi, this place used to be a mosque in poor conditions. Later, Sai turned it into Dwarkamai where he started healing, curing ill people. He solved all their problems and helped them with solutions to their worries. Here at Dwarkamai, there are two levels. Level one has two rooms with Sai’s portrait and a huge rock on which he used to sit. While level two has a square shaped stool made of stone, which Sai is believed to have used for bathing. The highlight of Dwarkamai is an oil painting of Sai Baba in which he is sitting on a wooden carved shrine. Location: Pimpalwadi Road, Rahata, Near Samadhi Mandir. Timings: Monday to Sunday - 5:30 am to 9:45 pm.

OM Sai Ram You will feel a devine of happiness, once you step into Dwarkamai. This tell of SAI BABA is really proven right, even in now days.

Dwarkamai is one of the treasures of Shirdi for the devotees. They say that Dwarkamai is the heart of Shirdi, the place where the great Sai Baba spent a significant part of his life including his last moments. It is a treasure to all of Baba's devotees because it was the home of, as they like to call him, God on Earth. People of all faiths look up to the great Sai Baba and truly believe in what he preached. The spirit of tolerance, acceptance and welcome is very much alive here.

This place is placed outside of Temple.You can go there without enter in the temple.

At chavadi shri sai baba solves every other peoples problem.

Baba Chawadi in shiridi is a must to visit every devotee. In the past sai baba chawadi has only one entrance but the present chawadi has been divided into two parts. Left side entrance only for the lady devotees. And the right side entrance only for the man or gents devotee. Chavadi has the original photos of sree sai baba on the silver metal chair. Right side of the chair deepa darshana is more immportant. This is the first and foremost house of sri sai baba. It is on the side of dwarakamai and beside the mukha dharshanam of sri sai baba. On the right side of the chawadi has prasadam laddu counter. Only two packs are given to each devotee. Each pack has three laddus.

Though apparently and formally Baba used to go to the Chavadi. In his super conscious state he was never asleep and used to tell his devotees that in his everlasting awareness (consciousness) he will always protect his devotees who were asleep at night. Chavadi means “village office”, and was the place where taxes were collected, village records kept and visiting officials put up. After Baba’s mahasamadhi the Sansthan acquired Chavadi, and until the late 1930s, used it for storing books and accommodating pilgrims. The village offices have long been relocated and Chavadi is kept as a shrine to Baba and is open to all. Sai Baba is intimately connected with this place, as he used to sleep here on alternate nights, during the last decade of his life. The routine was started on one wild and stormy night, around 1909. It was raining heavily, and water was coming through the leaky walls of the mosque. The devotees tried their best to persuade Baba to move out, if only until the water had subsided, but Baba did not want to go. Eventually, they virtually forced him to leave, by picking him up and half-carrying him to Chavadi. From that day onwards, Baba would spend alternate nights here.

Chavadi means a village meeting place where people gather together and chit chat. Most of the Maharashtra state villages having Chavadi where the men gather in the evening to chat where they discuss in general topics relevant to Village and Society. Shirdi Chavadi is situated close to Dwarkamai where Baba used to come along with his nearest followers on alternative nights to sleep. This place is now houses a pointing of Sai Baba made by Amabaram who is an artist from Navsari in Gujarat. Chavadi Utsav: This place is very significant as the procession of Palki which is beautifully decorated with flowers takes place every Thursday which is called as Chavadi Utsav. The Palki is having Sai Baba, his holy Padukas and Satka. The Procession begins from Samadhi Mandir and proceeds till Chavadi in between its also stops at Dwarakamai. After this visit again procession returns to Samadhi Mandir.

Sai Baba, was a revered spiritual master and saint who lived in the town of Shirdi in Maharashtra, India. He is considered to be a spiritual leader with followers from various religions and backgrounds. He is known for his teachings on love, tolerance, and the importance of self-realization. His teachings and devotees' experiences are documented in various writings and oral traditions.

Place related to Sai Baba, Entry points are separate side by side for Male and Female devotees.

The Sai Baba Chavadi in Shirdi is the place where the great saint Sai Baba used to rest. It now houses a painting of Sai Baba made by an artist named Amabaram from Navsari in Gujarat. It is believed that he painted it after Baba paid him a visit in one of his dreams. Villagers from Shirdi brought the painting to Chavadi later. Chavadi literally means a village meeting place or a tax-collection office. It was traditionally a center for keeping records and settling village disputes. However, after Sai baba’s mahasamadhi, the Shirdi Sai Baba Sansthan took over the Chavadi used it for storing books and accommodating pilgrims until the late 1930s. Later, the village offices were relocated and the Chavadi was converted into a shrine to Baba as it was where he spent his last year.

It's a place of importance to devotees of Shri Sai Baba of Shirdi. As written in Sai satcharitra, Baba used to sleep in Chavdi on some nights and in masjid (Dwarkamai) on some nights. This place, along with Samadhi Mandir and Dwarkamai, is a must visit for everyone who comes to shirdi.

Chawdi or Chavadi is situated on the east of Dwarkamai, few metres away in Shirdi Sai Temple complex. Chavadi is traditionally a village meeting place, office, or court and was the place where taxes were collected, village records kept, disputes settled by the village heads, and visiting officials stayed. A must visit place for all Sai Devotees..

Dixit Wada Museum is located inside the Shri Shirdi baba temple Mauli Nagar Shirdi Maharashtra India. This museum with photos and personal effects of Saibaba.Museum is well maintained and beautiful.

This museum is opposite to the donation center near the Samadhi mandir. There are plenty of original pictures of Baba and articles used by him. It takes about 20-30 minutes to look around. Kudos to Shirdi Sansthan for their efforts to preserve the articles used by Baba and all the original pictures. There is a lot of obnoxious people who have no understanding of the divinity of the place screaming and running inside. I request that the Sansthan to post security officers inside to monitor the devotees.

Best for seeing how sai baba was leaving

Shirdi Sai Museum Sai Museum in Shirdi is a rich repository of all things associated with Shri Saibaba. Kept under the maintenance of Saibaba Sansthan of Shirdi, the Museum has some of the most intimate and personal belongings of the Spiritual Guru Saibaba. Devotees from across the world visit this Museum that is a part of Dwarkamai. The Sai Museum has carefully kept many of the things that were close to this charismatic Guru. It has Saibaba's padukas or footwear, which are revered by the Sai devotees. The place also has some of the coins that Saibaba gave to Malsapati, the priest of Khandoba. The museum preserves the two utensils that were used to feed people in hordes. In these utensils one was small and other big. The smaller one was used to provide food for 50 people while the big one was used to serve a group of 100 people. The museum also has a Grinding Mill that was used by Lord Saibaba. This grinding mill has its own significance and is symbolic of the deep-seated philosophy of Sri Saibaba. The Grinding Mill posits the concept of Dharma and Bhakti that must come together for the ultimate salvation. The upper stone symbolized Bhakti and the lower one was representative of Dharma. Deciphering the true essence of life the mill showed that with the faith on Dharma and Bhakti, mankind could achieve the state of Supreme Being. Articles that were personally used by Saibaba are kept in Samadhi temple. Devotees can witness these articles when in the Samadhi temple. The Sai museum also has the chair that was used by God Saibaba regularly. You can also have a look at the cot on which Saibaba's last bathing took place after his demise. There is this earthenware, which was used by Saibaba while begging. The pot in which Saibaba stored water is still here and full with water even today. There is the original chimta carefully preserved in here that Saibaba used while singing

Dixit Wada Museum : A charming little museum, Dixit Wada Museum is home to some of the rarest black and white images of Sai Baba and villagers. These images are very interesting for devotees and tourists who want to understand the lifestyle of Sai Baba’s days. The museum also displays a few items of clothing of Baba, along with a Kafni and leather Padukas meaning chappals that belonged to him and his smoking pipes. Except for these, one can see the cooking utensils, water tumblers, gramophone records and a number of other items that were used by Sai Baba. Location: Sanstha Complex, Mauli Nagar. Timings: 10 am to 6 pm on all days.

It is free and inside the temple area। So we don't have our mobiles here, so can't take pictures. You will see here many things of Sai Baba .

Beautiful place to see Baba’s belongings kept with a lot of love. Very clean and maintained very well.

It is inside the temple u can see more antiques inside the museum of sai baba

A must see place for all Sai devotees. It is located very near to the Samadhi Mandir of Shree Shiridi Sai Baba. This museum displays many items which were used by Sai Baba during His days. The Kafni worn by Baba is exhibited here along with many other things used by Sai Baba such as some vessels used for cooking by Baba, the chillum,mug etc.

In case you are aware of various miracles, stories of Sai Baba and his life, you can very much relate to all the stuff kept and maintained in this museum. This is inside the temple premises. You will be happy to know more about Sai Baba's life - his personal belongings, utensils, photographs etc are well preserved with descriptions maintained against each of the objects. It is very close to Samadhi Mandir, and you should spend a few minutes inside this museum after your darshan.