Spiritual Tour Packages - Shirdi

6 Days / 5 Nights

About Spiritual Tour Packages - Shirdi

Embark on a soul-stirring spiritual journey across India, where every sacred destination tells a story woven with faith, history, and rich cultural heritage. Begin your pilgrimage in Mumbai - the dynamic gateway to India - then travel to Nashik and Trimbakeshwar, two revered cities renowned for their mythological legends, ancient temples, and deep spiritual significance.

Feel the serene energy of Shirdi, the spiritual haven of Sai Baba, where tranquillity and devotion fill the air. Marvel at the unique charm of Shani Shingnapur, known for its doorless houses and mystical vibes.

Our 6-day spiritual tour of India is ideal for those looking to immerse themselves in the profound experiences offered by the country's most revered sites.

Destination Covered

Mumbai

Detailed Itinerary

Day 01Arrive in Mumbai – Transfer to hotel and relax

Welcome to Mumbai, the bustling heart of India and the vibrant world of Bollywood! Once you land, you will be warmly greeted at the airport and helped with your transfer to the hotel. Take the evening to unwind and get ready for the spiritual journey that awaits you in India.

Overnight stay in Mumbai.

Day 02Mumbai – Nashik– Shirdi

Begin your spiritual pilgrimage today with a scenic drive (5 hours) to Nashik, a town steeped in history and linked to the epic Ramayana. Legend has it that Lord Rama spent part of his exile here. Visit the Kumbh Mela grounds, famous for hosting the world's largest religious gathering every 12 years.

After that, visit the Trimbakeshwar Temple, one of the 12 sacred Jyotirlingas dedicated to Lord Shiva. Then, continue your journey to Shirdi, the holy town devoted to Sai Baba.

Overnight stay in Shirdi.

Note: You can skip Nashik/Trimbakeshwar if you prefer to spend more time in Shirdi.

Day 03Shirdi - Shani Shingnapur - Shirdi

Delve into the tranquil vibes of Shirdi. Start your day at the revered Sai Baba Temple, where countless devotees come to honour his memory at his tomb (Samadhi). Explore Gurusthan, the sacred site beneath the neem tree where Sai Baba first appeared, and visit Dwarakamayi, the revered mosque that was his home for over sixty years. Visit the eternal Dhuni (holy fire), which has been burning for more than a century.

In the afternoon, head to Shani Shingnapur, known for its unique houses without doors and the powerful Shani Mahadev shrine, marked by a naturally formed black rock.

Overnight stay in Shirdi.

Day 04Shirdi –Mumbai

Day 05Mumbai

Begin your day with a scenic boat ride to Elephanta Island, where you'll find the UNESCO-listed Elephanta Caves, renowned for their ancient rock-cut temples dedicated to Lord Shiva, crafted over 1,500 years ago (they're closed on Mondays).

Once you're back, enjoy a guided tour of Mumbai's iconic landmarks: the Gateway of India, Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus (Victoria Terminus), Dhobi Ghat, Hanging Gardens, and the beautiful Marine Drive promenade.

Overnight stay in Mumbai.

Day 06Mumbai – Morning transfer to airport – Departure

FAQs on Spiritual Tour Packages - Shirdi

Which is the spiritual city of Maharashtra?

Pandharpur, Shirdi and Nashik are considered spiritual hubs in Maharashtra. Pandharpur is revered for its Vitthal Temple and Shirdi is known for Sai Baba Temple while Nashik is famous for the Trimbakeshwar Jyotirlinga, Kumbh Mela, and its connection to the epic Ramayana.

How many Jyotirlingas are there in Maharashtra?

Maharashtra is home to five of the 12 Jyotirlingas in India:

Trimbakeshwar (Nashik)
Bhimashankar (Pune)
Grishneshwar (Aurangabad)
Parli Vaijnath (Beed)
Aundha Nagnath (Hingoli)

Why is Shirdi famous?

Shirdi is famous for being the home of Sai Baba, a saint who attracted devotees from all over India and beyond. His teachings of love, equality, and the oneness of God resonate with millions. The Sai Baba Temple in Shirdi is one of the most visited pilgrimage sites in India, drawing numerous visitors each year.

What is not allowed in Shirdi Sai Baba Temple?

The Shirdi temple has specific guidelines for visitors: carrying flowers, prasad, large bags or any inflammable items inside is not allowed, and mobile phones or cameras must be left in hotel rooms or deposited with the Saibaba Sansthan Trust for a fee. A modest dress code is enforced, prohibiting shorts for men and boys, and short dresses or skirts for women and girls. Consumption of non-vegetarian food is strictly forbidden, and posting or writing on notice boards is not permitted. Solicitation of any kind is banned within the premises. Additionally, offerings such as garlands, flowers, coconuts, and cloth are not accepted during Mangal Snan, ceremonial worship, or any of the four aartis. Photography is strictly prohibited inside the temple.

What is the best time to visit Shirdi?

The best time to visit Shirdi is during the winter months, from October to February, for pleasant weather. Special events like Guru Purnima and Sai Baba’s birth anniversary also draw large crowds.