Pune To Shirdi Shanishingnapur 2Day Trip

Day 1: Pune to Shirdi – Sai Baba DarshanShirdi is about 185 km from Pune (4 to 4.5 hours via Ahmednagar), and Shani Shingnapur is about 70 km from Shirdi (1.5 hours). A 2 day plan with an overnight stay in Shirdi lets you attend the Kakad (morning) aarti, take darshan without rushing, and return home comfortably. The full round trip is roughly 430 km. Day 1: Pune to Shirdi 5:30 AM: Depart from Pune Take the Pune-Ahmednagar (Ahilyanagar) road towards Shirdi. Stop for chai and breakfast near Ahmednagar around 8:00 AM. 10:30 AM: Arrive in Shirdi and check in Check in at a hotel or devotee accommodation near the temple, freshen up, and rest for a while. 12:00 PM: Lunch Enjoy a simple veg meal at the Sai Prasadalaya or a nearby restaurant. 1:30 PM: Sai Baba Samadhi Mandir Darshan Join the darshan queue. Mobiles and bags are not allowed inside, so keep them in the lockers. Allow 1 to 2 hours on regular days. An online darshan pass from Sai Sansthan saves time. 4:00 PM: Dwarkamai, Chavadi and Gurusthan Visit Dwarkamai and the sacred Dhuni, which has burned continuously. Chavadi, where Baba rested on alternate nights, and the neem tree at Gurusthan are nearby. 5:30 PM: Lendi Baug and Khandoba Mandir Stroll through the calm Lendi Baug, which Baba visited daily, and see the Nanda Deep lamp. Visit the nearby Khandoba Mandir, where Baba was first greeted as “Sai”. 7:00 PM: Shej Aarti and Dinner Attend the evening Dhoop Aarti at the temple if timings suit you, then have dinner and rest for an early morning.

Day 2: Shirdi to Shani Shingnapur – Return to PuneAfter breakfast, check out5:00 AM: Kakad (Morning) Aarti Attend the Kakad aarti at the Samadhi Mandir, a peaceful and memorable start to the day. Passes and queues apply, so check timings and book in advance if possible. 7:30 AM: Breakfast and check out Have a hearty breakfast and check out of the hotel. 8:30 AM: Drive to Shani Shingnapur The drive takes about 1.5 hours through scenic countryside. 10:00 AM: Shani Shingnapur Darshan This village is famous for its open-air, self-manifested black stone idol of Lord Shani, which stands without a roof or temple structure. The village is also known for houses with no doors, a tradition rooted in faith. Devotees of all genders can offer oil and worship. Darshan usually takes 45 minutes to 1 hour on regular days. 11:30 AM: Prasad and Shopping Buy Shani puja items and souvenirs from the stalls near the temple. 12:30 PM: Lunch Have a simple veg meal at a restaurant near the temple. 1:30 PM: Return to Pune Take the Ahmednagar road back with a tea and dinner stop. You should reach Pune around 6:30 to 7:30 PM. Travel Tips Dress modestly and wear comfortable footwear. Saturdays, Amavasya, and festival days are very crowded at Shani Shingnapur, so choose a weekday if possible. Shirdi is crowded on Thursdays and weekends. Book your hotel early for Guru Purnima, Ram Navami, and Diwali. Carry a valid photo ID, water, and light snacks. Oil and black items for Shani puja are available at the temple, so you need not carry them. Confirm Kakad aarti timings and pass rules at the temple counter on arrival, as they can change. Why Choose This Trip? This 2 day plan lets you attend the Kakad aarti, enjoy a calm darshan at Shirdi, and visit Shani Shingnapur without rushing. A private cab gives you comfort, flexibility, and no waiting for public transport, which suits families, senior citizens, and devotees. For a comfortable Pune to Shirdi and Shani Shingnapur cab with an experienced driver, book with Wonder India Cab Trip Zone. from the hotel and drive to Shani Shingnapur. Visit the famous open-air Shani Temple and explore the unique "doorless village." Later, begin the return journey to Pune with a lunch stop en route. Drop at Pune by evening.