Hotel Sai Sahavas Shirdi
Opp. Gondkar Complex, Near Gautam Sahakari Bank Pimpalwadi Road, Dist. Ahmednagar Shirdi, Maharashtra, 432 109, India
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19 SEP 2011
Once back in Sangamner, we had dinner at a tacky restaurant that we chose due to very limited options within sight, Vinay not knowing his way around town. Service at restaurants in India is very different than anywhere else I have eaten. As soon as you sit down, a waiter or two stands at your side waiting for your order (which I suppose is why they are called waiters). Often you will not get a menu unless asking for one and, when you decide what ...
Intensity
13 SEP 2011
Anil is always full of surprises. September 11th marked the end of the 10-day Ganesh festival and we began our evening by rushing out of the hotel in "bad clothes" per Vinay's impromptu warning that we might get some paint thrown on us at the street celebration. The loaded auto navigated us toward the beating heart of Ahmednagar and dropped us off when the density of the crowd prohibited further progress. Hundreds of meters away from ...
Visit to Shirdi's Sai Baba
... time.
11th Sept 2011: In morning again went to Temple to attend the Aarti of Sai Baba, also visited the temple of Ganesh, Shani and Shiv in the Shirdi Temple Campus. From the shops around the temple, purchased the statue of Sai Baba. After having breakfast and rest at Hotel, left again to Kopergaon railway station to catch the train Karnataka express at 1.40PM.
12th Sept 2011: Train arrived at New Delhi on time at ...
Sai Baba
... stories of buses no doubt.
When we arrived at Shirdi it was absolute bedlam, a crazy cattle market. We were the cattle up for auction I think. Because we were only passing through here we had our packs with us, clearly we didn't know where we were going and had to battle through torrents of touts wanting to sell trinkets or provide us with VIP access to ...
Sai baba
... poor), make your purchases a few hours prior to leaving Shirdi. Otherwise, you will attract large groups of sellers. A small bundle of roses (about 3-4 roses tied together) costs Rs.-3, if you would like to offer flowers in the temple. Inside The Temple: Once you go inside the Temple for Darshan, you can expect long lines if it is a Holy Day. Otherwise, you will not have to wait long at all. Avoid Holy Days (the lines are extremely long and the wait ...



