
Coordinated aarti timing

Maharashtra, India
A three-day yatra that works around a weekend
The most requested short yatra we run. Three days, minimal travel fatigue, and enough time for a proper darshan rather than a rushed shuffle through the queue. Popular with families who want to take elderly parents somewhere without an eleven-day commitment.
Best time to go — Year-round; Thursdays are busiest

Coordinated aarti timing

The 4.30am morning aarti

The village with no doors

Optional Nashik extension

The places Baba lived
Tap any day to open it — this is our recommended shape, and every element can be shortened, extended or swapped once we know your dates and group
Arrival by air at Shirdi or Pune, transfer and check-in, followed by evening darshan and Dhoop aarti.
The 4.30am Kakad aarti, then Dwarkamai, Chavadi and Gurusthan, before an afternoon drive to Shani Shingnapur.
Morning darshan and departure, or extend to Nashik for Trimbakeshwar Jyotirlinga and Panchavati.
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