4:00 PM: Pothi which is a devotional reading starts in the Samadhi Mandir.11.30 AM: Dhuni pooja with ghee is performed in Dwarkamai.5.40 AM: Darshan begins in Samadhi Mandir.5.35 AM: Aarti 'Shirdi Majhe Pandharpur 'begins.5.05 AM: Mangal Snaan is given in the Samadhi Mandir.5 AM: Bhajan in the Samadhi Mandir is chanted.But if tourists want to time their time to visit the special aartis, they should have a look at here's a look at the following schedule:

Tourists can visit any time in between the opening and closing hours. The temple is open to devotees from 4 AM to a little while after the last aarti that ends at 10.30 PM.

The tourists are going to have to make a schedule around the aarti timings at the Samadhi Mandir to explore Shirdi when they visit. It is the main temple and attracts the most number of devotees here. The Samadhi Mandir where Sai Baba's remains are kept is the most crowded spot of all activities. Tourists who visit Shirdi shouldn't miss these events when they visit:Īarti timings at Shirdi's Sai Baba temple Tourists could also get a Darshan ticket at a VIP gate on all days except on Thursdays as there is a high demand it being an auspicious day. The entry for the temple for them is through Gate 1, which is the VIP gate. Tourists can visit Shri Sai Baba Sansthan Trust Online Services online website to make their bookings. These are the new rates that have been in effect from March 2016. The price is INR 400 for the noon, evening and night aarti slots. The Darshan costs INR 200 and its only INR 600 for the morning aarti, which is called the Kakada aarti. If tourists don't want to wait and don't mind paying a little bit extra, then they could book both the VIP Darshan and Aarti online. On the day that they go for Darshan, they should proceed to Gate 3 and get their identity verified so they can proceed further.Īnother way to get a Darshan is to opt for the Quick Darshan option, which will cost INR 1500. Or if tourists are in a hurry they could opt for the VIP Darshan, the tickets for which could be booked in advance through the temple's online portal. Tourists can either do it the hard way by queuing up like everyone else that goes for Baba's blessings. At the centre of the town is the Shirdi Sai Baba Samadhi Mandir where the mortal remains of Sri Sai Baba are kept. Shirdi attracts more than 60,000 devotees and followers of different faiths and religions every day, which has made it one of the busiest pilgrimage spots in India. In Maharashtra is the temple town of Shirdi which is built around the teachings of Sri Sai Baba who was the revered saint that had lived here for over fifty years.

Shrdi sai bhajan