Sai Baba Temple Tours and Tickets

Yes, visiting the Sai Baba Temple is worth it, particularly if you’re interested in Indian culture and spirituality. Sai Baba is revered by many, and his philosophy of “sab ka malik ek”—translated as “everyone’s lord is one”—makes him popular among people with universalist outlooks on humanity.

The easiest way to get to the Sai Baba Temple from central Delhi is by taking a taxi or autorickshaw or by joining a tour that includes transportation. Alternatively, ride the Delhi Metro to Jangpura station, then walk for about 20 minutes to reach the temple.

Sort of. While you won’t typically find guided tours that are focused specifically on the Sai Baba Temple, you can certainly visit it on a private tour of Delhi; such tours are typically customizable. Multi-night Golden Triangle tours are also an option, which tend to visit Agra and Jaipur along with Delhi.

Yes, visitors can participate in rituals at the Sai Baba Temple. The temple priests perform prayer ceremonies—known as aartis—multiple times per day. With the help of your guide, you may be able to arrange with the priests to conduct special ceremonies (poojas) on your behalf.

Sort of. While there’s no official dress code at the Sai Baba Temple, you will be expected to remove your footwear before entering. Out of respect for local customs, it’s polite to dress modestly in clothes that cover your knees and shoulders.

The best time of day to visit the Sai Baba Temple in Delhi is in the evening, just after sunset, when it’s at its most lively. If you come on a Thursday—the day of the week associated with Sai Baba—then expect plenty of crowds.