Shri Sai Baba Mandir — Attraction in Delhi

One must include the visit of this temple in his/her itinerary and attend evening aarti if possible. You can feel the positivity inside you once you visit this temple. Post aarti prasad is too good. Located in lodhi road and nearest Metro station is almost 1.3km from Temple. This temple one of the oldest and unique temple of Sai baba in Delhi. On Thursdays it's too crowded but temple team/ management is too corporative and supportive in ensuring that everyone should get proper darshan.

Aarti which I remember. You may follow below lyrics

Ruso Na Sai

Ruso mama priyambija mahavari pitahi ruso, Ruso mama priyangana, priyasutatmajahi ruso. Ruso bhagini bandhuhi, svasura sasubai ruso Na Datta Guru Sai ma, majavari kadihi ruso. Puso na sunabai tya maja na bhratrjaya puso Puso na priya soyare, priya sage na jnati puso. Puso suhrda na sakha, svajana naptabandhu puso, Pari na Guru Sai ma, majavari kadihi ruso. Puso na anala mule, taruna vrddhahi na puso, Puso na Guru dhakute, maje na thora sane puso. Puso naca bhalebure, sujana sadhuhi na puso, Pari na Guru Sai ma, majavari kadihi ruso. Ruso catura tattvavit vibudha prajna jnani ruso, Rusohi vidusi striya kusala panditahi ruso, Ruso mahipati vati bhaiaka tapasihi ruso, Na Datta Guru Sai ma, majavari kadihi ruso. Ruso javi rsi muni anagha siddha yogi ruso, Ruso hi grhadevata, ni kulagramadevi ruso. Ruso khala pisaccahi malina dakinihi ruso, Na Datta Guru Sai ma, majavari kadihi ruso. Ruso mrga khaga krmi, akila jivajantu ruso, Ruso vitapa prasatara acala apagabdhi ruso. Ruso kha pavanagni vara avani pancatattve ruso, Na Datta Guru Sai ma, majavari kadihi ruso. Ruso vimala kinnara amala yakinihi ruso, Ruso sasi khagadihi, gagani tarakahi ruso. Ruso amararajahi adaya Dharmaraja ruso, Na Datta Guru Sai ma, majavari kadihi ruso. Ruso mana sarasvati, capalacitta tehi ruso, Ruso vapu disakhila kathina kala rohi ruso. Ruso sakala visahi mayi tu brahmagola ruso, Na Datta Guru Sai ma, majavari kadihi ruso. Vimudha mhanuni haso, maja na matsarahi daso, Padabhiruci ulhaso, jananakardami na faso. Na durga dhrtica dhaso, asivabhava mage khaso, Prapanci mana he ruso, drdha virakti citti thaso. Kunachi ghrna naso na ca sprha kasaci aso, Sadaiva hrdayi vaso, manasi dhyani Sai vaso. Padi pranaya vorso, nikhila drsya Baba diso, Na Datta Guru Sai ma, upari...

Walking into the serene premises of the Sai Baba Temple, I was immediately struck by its pristine white architecture and peaceful atmosphere, offering a stark contrast to the busy Lodhi Road outside. The temple's modern design, combined with traditional elements, creates an inviting space that welcomes devotees from all faiths, truly embodying Sai Baba's universal message of unity. What touched me most was the Thursday evening aarti ceremony. The spiritual energy was palpable as hundreds of devotees gathered, singing bhajans with deep devotion. The sound of bells, combined with the collective chanting of "Om Sai Ram," created an atmosphere of intense spiritual connection. The sight of the beautifully adorned idol of Sai Baba, surrounded by fresh flowers and gleaming in the light of countless diyas, left an indelible impression on my heart. The temple complex is remarkably well-organized. I particularly appreciated the meditation hall, where I spent a peaceful half-hour in quiet contemplation. The prasad distribution system is efficient, and the volunteers manage the crowds with impressive patience and courtesy. The cleanliness of the entire complex, despite the constant flow of devotees, speaks volumes about the management's dedication. What makes this temple special is its inclusive atmosphere. I noticed people from various religions sitting together in prayer, reflecting Sai Baba's teachings of religious harmony. The temple also maintains a charitable institution that provides free medical services and food to the needy, embodying Sai Baba's principle of selfless service. Pro tip: While Thursdays are the most energetic and crowded, visit early morning on other days for a more peaceful experience. The temple is particularly beautiful during festival times like Ram Navami and Guru Purnima. Don't miss taking the blessed prasad, and if possible, participate in the noon aarti which is less crowded but equally divine. Remember to remove shoes before entering and maintain silence in the...

Location : 17, Institutional Area, Lodhi Road, Nizamuddin West, New Delhi 110013,

Opening time: 5.00 am to 9.30 pm,

Nearest Bus Station: JLN Stadium

Nearest Metro Station: JLN Stadium Metro Stadium,

Nearest Railway Station: Nizammudin Railway Station,

Aarti Timing: Kakad Aarti at Morning 5.30 a.m.

Mangal Snan: 6.00 a.m.

Aarti at Morning: 8.00 a.m.

Noon Aarti: 12 noon.

Dhoop Aarti Evening Prayer: 6.30 p.m.

Shej Aarti at Night: 9.30 p.m.

Thursday Dhoop Aarti Evening Prayer: 7.00 PM.

Sai Baba temple is one of the oldest and prominent temples of Delhi.  Sai Baba temple is located on Lodhi road, Delhi near Jawahar Lal Nehru stadium. The temple is built in modern style.

The temple is built along road side. Due to this reason, many devotees offer their pranams to Sai Baba while passing through the road. One can see the idol of Sai Baba from the road.  The idol is built with white marble.

There is a prayer hall in the temple and in the same hall the idol of Sai Baba is placed.

The temple is looked after by Shri Sai Bhakt Samaj(Regd). The organisation was registeredin October 1968.  The temple is built at a height from the road. There are stairways to go inside the temple. There are many shops on the left side of the temple for purchasing Prasad.

Devotees from all the sections of the society come to the temple to take the blessings of Sai baba.  Special programmes are organised every Thursday and people visit the temple in large number...