The Sansthan Temple is one of the most famous and significant of shrines in India. Dedicated to Sai baba, Devotees can avail all facilities of a holy place from darshan lines, donation counters, prasad lines, railway booking counters to dinning halls.

Gurusthan is the place where Sai Baba first appeared to the world as a 16 year old boy. The place is situated under a Neem tree. It also has a shrine on which Sai baba's portrait is placed with a Shivalingam and the Nandi bull right in front of it.

One of the most interesting villages of Maharashtra, this one has no doors in any of the houses or shops to its name. People, here believe that their Lord Shaneshwar is always protecting them from all the evils. The village is mere 65 kms away from Shirdi and therefore is one of the most visited places on the trip to Shirdi. Only male devotees are allowed in the premises near the idol to worship their lord.

Samadhi Mandir is owned and constructed by a millionaire from Nagpur, who was an ardent devotee of Sai baba. The devotee wanted to install an idol of Lord Murlidhar and therefore Sai baba declared himself as one.

While in Shirdi, one can buy images, idols and paintings of Sai Baba.

The place is a simple, unadorned structure , locally called as the home of 'God on earth.' With its corrugated iron roof and rough stone walls, the mosque could never be described as grand.  Describing the baba as a simple fakir, he was a model of dispassion and holy poverty. His personal possessions amounted to little more than a few pieces of cloth, some chillim pipes, a stick, a begging bowl and a change of kafni. His devotees wanted to refurnish the mosque, but he resisted as according to him it was not necessary. Dwarkamai is one of the treasures of Shirdi for the devotees. The spirit of tolerance, acceptance and welcome is very much alive here. Baba has said that merely going inside the mosque will confer blessings, and the devotees have confirm this from their experiences. Sai Baba respected all religions , and everyone had free access to the mosque. Sai Baba regarded a place of worship ã the mosque ã as a mother. He used to tell the visitors that Dwarkamai is this very mosque. She makes those who ascend her steps fearless. This masjidmai is very kind. Those who come here reach their goal. On entering the mosque one is struck by its powerful atmosphere . One thing to observe here is the great diversity of devotional expression. Some people are seen kneeling before Baba's picture of making offerings, others as praying before the dhuni, some doing japa or reading from sacred texts, and others sitting in contemplation.