First
the samadhi, and the shrines around it
- Samadhi MandirStart here. The marble samadhi of Sai Baba, with his idol above it — the shrine the whole complex was built around.the centre of the Sansthan's grounds; the shrines below all stand close to it, and you reach them on foot.
- GurusthanThe neem tree under which Baba was first seen in Shirdi as a young ascetic. Devotees light incense at its foot.a few steps on from the Samadhi Mandir, in the same courtyard.
- DwarkamaiThe old mosque Baba lived in for most of his years here. The dhuni — the fire he lit and never let go out — still burns inside, and its ash is given to devotees as udi.on foot from Gurusthan, still inside the complex.
- ChavadiThe building Baba slept in on alternate nights in his last years. A palanquin procession comes to the Chavadi; the Shree Saibaba Sansthan Trust publishes when, on sai.org.in — take the day and the hour from there, not from a travel page.a short walk on from Dwarkamai.
