Shirdi Darshan

Shirdi Darshan Tour Package

6 Days / 5 Nights

Get ready for a soul-enriching pilgrimage tour in India with our 6-day itinerary that takes you through the sacred town of Shirdi, the spiritual home of Sai Baba, and the lively city of Mumbai. Experience the divine energy of India as you explore iconic temples, mystical villages, and bustling markets.

Our Shirdi tour packages from Mumbai are ideal for those seeking to combine spiritual awakening with cultural insights and urban adventures. With comfortable transfers and expert guidance, your journey will be as smooth as it is unforgettable.


Detailed Itineary

  • Day 1 : Arrive in Mumbai – transfer to hotel and relax

    Welcome to Mumbai, the financial heart of India and the vibrant center of Bollywood! Upon arrival, you will be warmly greeted and transferred to your hotel. As you drive through the city, take in the striking contrasts - luxurious high-rises standing side by side with humble slums. Check in, kick back, and relax after your journey.

  • Day 2 : Mumbai – Shirdi

    After a hearty breakfast, set off on a 5-hour drive to Shirdi, one of India's most revered pilgrimage spots. This sacred town attracts millions of devotees from around the world. Upon arrival, check into your hotel and unwind in the peaceful spiritual atmosphere.

    Overnight stay in Shirdi.

  • Day 3 & 4 : Shirdi and excursions

    Spend two full days delving into the spiritual landmarks of Shirdi, where Sai Baba lived for over 60 years until his Samadhi in 1918.

    Highlights include the Sai Baba Temple, where thousands visit daily to pay their respects at the revered sage's tomb, Gurusthan, the sacred site under the neem tree where Sai Baba first appeared, and the eternal holy fire (Dhuni), which has been burning for over a century.

    On Day 4, take a trip to Shani Shingnapur village, known for its doorless houses and the Swayambhu Shani Mahadev shrine - a self-manifested black stone idol of Lord Saturn that attracts countless devotees.

    Overnight stays in Shirdi.

  • Day 5 : Shirdi –drive back to Mumbai - evening shopping in Mumbai

    After a leisurely morning, make your way back to Mumbai at your own pace. In the evening, dive into the lively city markets or indulge in some shopping in Mumbai's bustling commercial areas.

    Overnight stay in Mumbai.

  • Day 6 : Mumbai – depart

    Depending on your flight schedule, take advantage of optional sightseeing tours in Mumbai, such as a scenic harbour cruise, a visit to the iconic Gateway of India, or a stroll through Crawford Market, Colaba Causeway, or Dhobi Ghat.

    Transfer to Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport for your onward journey. Wishing you safe and pleasant travels from Mumbai!

FAQ

Shirdi tour packages from Mumbai typically include comfortable transfers, accommodation, guided visits to Sai Baba Temple, Dwarakamayi, Chavadi, and Gurusthan, as well as excursions to Shani Shingnapur. Customizations often include shopping or sightseeing in Mumbai.

While there is no strict dress code, it is advisable to wear modest clothing. Traditional Indian attire like salwar kameez for women and kurta-pyjama for men is commonly worn. Avoid shorts, sleeveless tops, torn jeans, and revealing outfits as a sign of respect.

Devotees commonly offer flower garlands, Khichdi, Halwa, fruits, coconut, and clothes. Additionally, you may choose to make monetary donations which aid in temple activities and community welfare.

While every day is special for Sai Baba devotees, Thursday is considered the most auspicious day for worship. Devotees often hold special prayers and perform rituals on this day to honour Sai Baba.

Yes, there is no restriction for women to enter the Shirdi Temple during their menstrual cycle. It is a personal choice, and many women visit the temple during this time.

A Shirdi spiritual tour focuses on Sai Baba's teachings of universal love, equality, and simplicity. The tour provides an immersive experience through visits to sacred sites like Dwarkamai, where Sai Baba lived, and the ever-burning Dhuni.

On a regular day, darshan typically takes around 30 to 45 minutes. However, during weekends or public holidays, when the crowds are larger, the waiting time can extend to as long as four hours. Special passes for express darshan are available for quicker access.