Madurai to Shirdi Pilgrimage Package (2N/3D)
Madurai is the location. Synonymous with the world-renowned temple of Meenakshi Aman and the jasmine flowers of Madurai Malli or Madurai, this ancient town lies on the banks of the state's Vaigai River. Madurai is currently one of the hundred cities scheduled under the Prime Minister's Smart City Scheme to be built as smart cities.
Meenakshi, or Arulimigu Meenakshi Thirukkoil Sundareshwarar, dates back to the seventh century. The city's skyline is dominated by an architectural masterpiece, the grandeur of a temple with 14 towers or gopurams, as high as 45-50 meters. Most of the present temple structure was built under the reign of Tirumalai Nayaka in the 17th century after parts of it had been destroyed in previous centuries. Within the temple, the sculptures spell magnificence and architectonic brilliance. With beautiful depictions of gods and goddesses, the ceiling of the temple is a riot of colors. At the entrance of the Sundareswarar and Meenakshi shrines, called the Mukuruny Vinayakar, a massive statue of Lord Ganesha, built of a single stone, is remarkable.
For more than one reason, Gandhiji's link with the temple town of Madurai is important and the city's Gandhi Memorial Museum is counted as one of the country's five Gandhi Sangrahalayas (Gandhi Museums). Housed in the historic Tamukkam Palace, part of the Nayaka Dynasty's Rani Mangammal, which was built in the 17th century, the museum has a rich collection of paintings, photographs, and articles related to the life of the king. Without visiting its vibrant, action-packed, colorful markets, Madurai is full. The flower market, which must be visited for the famous Madurai Jasmine or 'Madurai Malli', is located near the Mattuthavani bus stand. is the subject of the market as men and women deftly string these beauties into pretty garlands that are sold like hotcakes, a flower that has inspired none other than the French perfume-maker Christian Dior.
SHIRDI
Every devotee of the saint definitely visits Sai Baba temple, not many are conscious of the numerous other places to visit in Shirdi. Shirdi, a popular pilgrimage center, is now becoming a tourist hub, given the crowds that visit it regularly. Shirdi today is far more than temples, a great weekend getaway destination for residents of Pune, Mumbai, and Nagpur. It provides amusement parks, places of cultural heritage, shopping malls, and much more. Shirdi tourist locations make sure that tourists are captivated after finding the blessings of Lord Sai. In total, these numerous tourist places offer enough for all kinds of travelers to comfortably spend two to three days in this Sai house. Most of these places give you a peek into his life and that of the villagers and take you back in time. For devotees who want to learn about his life, it sure proves to be a fascinating experience.
Shirdi Sai Temple of Baba
This temple of Sai Baba, which is considered to be one of the greatest saints ever known to mankind, meets approximately 25000 to 30000 devotees from across India on any regular day, rightly at the top of' places to visit in Shirdi.' The temple is flooded with a value of not less than a lakh during festivals and other special occasions. Prayer songs are sung here during the day, right from 4 am to 11 pm. The two major pujas, Abhishek Pooja and Satyanarayan Pooja are performed in three and five batches, respectively, 7 am, 9 am and 11 am and 7 am, 9 am, 11 am, 1 pm, and 3 pm.
Theme Park Sai Teerth
Sai Teerth Theme Park, regarded as India's first-ever spiritual theme park, is a fully air-conditioned park that offers 4 different styles of displays. This includes a movie room, a 5D show, an artificially generated Dwarkamai setup and a train ride. The shows teach Sai devotees in a very attractive and exciting way about his life, while the train ride highlights all of India's famous temples. There is also a restaurant inside that takes care of the requirements of hunger.
Gurusthane
The place where Sai Baba was first seen in the world as a 16-year-old boy is Gurusthan, meaning "the seat of a teacher." He sat under the Neem tree here where a shrine is being constructed today. The roots of the neem tree make their way out of the roof of this temple. There is a giant image of Sai Baba, along with the Shivling and Nandi bulls. In the same shrine, there is also a marble statue of Sai Baba with images of 12 jyotirlingas. Sai Baba's devotees claim that lighting incense sticks
Village of Sai Heritage
A relatively recent addition to the list of Shirdi tourist places is Sai Heritage Village. This village was only opened in 2014 and is a theme park for Sai devotees, serving as a pilgrimage cum picnic spot for all. This theme park has gained popularity as it shows the different events and stories from the times of Sai Baba. Here, one can learn about Sai Baba and the life of the villagers, making it a top place to visit in Shirdi.
Shingnapur Shani
No god, like every other shrine, owns this miraculous temple of Lord Shani. Here is a simple black stone, the lord is believed to be present who protects his devotees from evil. His devotees trust his strength in the nearby villages so much that they don't have doors or locks in their homes. They assume that the thieves will be taken care of by Lord Shani and rescued from all kinds of risk.
Wet N Joy Park for Water
As the name suggests, Wet N Joy Water Park is a water and amusement park that can be counted on the list of popular tourist places in Shirdi. This park is the go-to spot for anyone and anyone to experience a relaxed, fun-filled day. This park can be your dream one-day picnic spot with loved ones with a selection of rides that take care of every age group. The best time to be here is during the summer holidays, as the park offers one the chance to beat the sun.
Hello, Lendi Baug
This Baug is where Sai Baba used to come every day to water plants and rest under a neem tree, meaning a garden. It is believed by devotees that Sai Baba dug a pit 2 feet deep and set an earthen lamp in the pit. Today, in honor of many episodes of Sai and his followers, a marble enclosure with a lamp inside remains illuminated at all times. Samadhis of the devotees of Baba - Abdul Baba, Tatya Kote Patil, Bhau Maharaj Kumbhar, and Nanavalli are at the entrance of this park.
From Dwarkamai
The place where Sai Baba lived until the very end of his life is Dwarkamai. This place used to be a mosque in bad conditions prior to Sai Baba's arrival in Shirdi. Sai later transformed it into Dwarkamai, where he began curing and healing sick people. He solved all their issues and helped them resolve their questions with solutions. There are two levels here at Dwarkamai. Level one has two rooms with a picture of Sai and an immense rock that he used to sit on. While level two has a stool shaped like a square, It's made of stone that Sai is supposed to have used for bathing. The highlight of Dwarkamai is Sai Baba's oil painting in which he sits on a carved wooden shrine.
Maharaj Jangli Ashram
Jangli Maharaj Ashram in Shirdi is a co-educational, residential children's academy. It is owned by Om Gurudev, a spiritual guru. It is well maintained and visitors wishing to seek any spirituality can visit it. The ashram is a fast 7-kilometer drive from Shirdi and can be visited on the same day.
Mandir Khandoba
Dedicated to Lord Khandoba, this temple is one of Khandoba's 13 very highly regarded temples. The main one is situated in Jeju, close to Pune, while there are two shrines within the premises in Shirdi. One consists of the idol of Sai Baba with his arranged together and the other has the horse of Lord Khandoba - the idol of Shyamsundar put therein. Khandoba is said to have been Lord Shiva's avatar. In addition, the temple has Banai and Mhalsai icons as well.
Baba Chavad
Baba Chavadi is a Hindu temple, situated close to Dwarkamai mosque, where Sai used to spend alternate nights during the last 10 years of life. Here you can see the space in which Sai used to meditate and gain spiritual focus and also see the wooden bed on which Sai is said to have taken his last bath. For ladies and gents, the room has two partitions. In addition, the weekly procession that takes place as a tribute to Sai Baba is what makes this place worth visiting.
Museum at Dixit Wada
The Dixit Wada Museum, a quaint little museum, is host to some of the rare black and white pictures of Sai Baba and the villagers. For devotees and visitors who want to understand the lifestyle of the days of Sai Baba, these photos are quite interesting. Along with a Kafni and leather Padukas meaning chappals that belonged to him and his smoking pipes, the museum also shows a few pieces of Baba's clothes. With the exception of these, cooking utensils, water tumblers, gramophones can be used.
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