Shridi Sai Baba Temple was established in the year 1922 and since then it attracts devotees of all caste and religion. People come here to pay their homage to the most popular Indian spiritual saint Shri Sai Baba. The beautiful shrine was built over the Samadhi of this great master who taught the ethics of love, contentment, forgiveness and inner peace to all his devotees. It is strongly believed that Sai Baba’s body manifested immense energy which is moving the faith in many mysterious ways. This place is known to have the largest solar cooker in the world and can cook 20,000 meals every day for pilgrims. One can also visit the Sai Museum where all the personal belongings of this saint are preserved. There are many tales which describes the miracles performed by this spiritual guru which deepens one’s faith in his spirituality.
Opening Time: 04:00 AM
Closing Time: 06:00 PM
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temperature: Summer: 20°C to 40 °C Winter: 8°C to 34°C Monsoon: June to August
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By air: Nearest airport to reach Sai Baba Temple is Ozar Airport, Nashik (about 99 km.). Apart from this Aurangabad Airport (about 115 km.) is also nearby. Flights from major cities fly regularly. Buses and private cabs can be hired for reaching this holy place directly from the airport.
By rail: Nearest rail head for visiting Sai Baba Temple is Kopargaon Railway Terminus (about 18 km.). One can also reach Nashik Road Railway Station (about 80km.) and can hire a cab or bus to reach the destination easily.
By road: Shirdi Sai Baba Temple can be reached easily by road. Nashik (about 88 km.) is the nearest town in Maharashtra for reaching this place. Apart from that Aurangabad (about 109 km.), Pune (about 187 km.) and Mumbai (about 241 km.) are also considered to be at drivable distance. Several government, private bus services and taxis are available to reach the temple.
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