Sai Teerth Devotional Theme Park Shirdi Ticket Prices, Entry Fees, Photos, Contact Number & Timings November 2024 | Beyond Enough

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• Teerth Yatra: The Teerth Yatra, an alluring journey across India, is presented to you by Sai Teerth, India's first religious theme park, in Shirdi. Witness ten unique temples that are spread out over the entire nation and pay your respects in one breathtaking ride. India has a long history of temple construction that dates back thousands of years. The sheer splendour of Indian temple architecture mesmerises tourists from North to South and East to West. Millions of devotees travel to each of these historic temples to find peace and consolation in their lives as they serve as centres of worship and devotion. As we go, a diversified India comes into view, and everything changes—people, language, music, culture, food, clothing, etc. The Sri Shirdi Sai Baba Temple is a must-see site when in Shirdi, but after you've experienced the marvel of the Shirdi Mandir, you may also enjoy Shirdi's proximity to 10 other sacred locations in India. spread throughout a sizable 40,000 sq. ft. indoor complex feet, this dark ride will be unique and give each guest an astounding experience. These holy centres, which range from Kedarnath, Badrinath, and Tirupati in the north to Puri, Meenakshi Temple, and Pandharpur in the east and Dwarka in the west, represent the actual diversity of India.

• Sabka Malik Ek: Giant Theatre - A 36 feet by 72 feet cinema screen may be found in the enormous theatre. An hour-long documentary about Sai's life will be shown here several times a day at your convenience. In any of India's top theatres, the theatrical experience will rank among the best that moviegoers have ever had.

• Dwarkamai: Imagine Saibaba himself appearing and chatting with each and every person in the park; it would be every devotee's wish and dream to see this happen! Using top-notch animatronics, robotics, and show control technologies, this one-of-a-kind 10-minute performance will leave viewers in awe. For this show, a replica of the old Dwarakamai structure built 100 years ago has been built. This show, which can accommodate 250 people, is perhaps the one you'll be most anticipating.

• Lanka Dahan: You may enjoy Lanka Dahan, a breathtaking 5D experience that tells the story of Hanuman's journey to Lanka, at Sai Teerth, India's first devotional theme park, located in Shirdi. Hanuman was the progeny of the celestial nymph Anjana and the wind god Vayu. Hanuman attempted to soar into the sky and grasp the sun as a child by mistaking it for ripe fruit. Hanuman was struck by a thunderbolt for his mischief by Indra, King of the Gods, who was enraged by his behaviour. Hanuman collapsed to the ground after being struck by the thunderbolt in the jaw. His father, Vayu, withdrew his authority in response to the occurrence. All living things experienced great agony as a result of the shortage of air. After Lord Shiva intervened and revived Hanuman, Vayu eventually returned to the living creatures. Hanuman received the blessing that his body would be as powerful as his Vajra from Indra as restitution for his deed. Hanuman received other blessings from other Gods in addition to Indra, making him eternal and endowing him with special strength and abilities. Hanuman was cursed to forget his magical abilities until he was reminded of them because of his persistent misbehaviour. When Sita was kidnapped by the demon king Ravana, Lord Ram assembled a team of monkeys and bears to seek her. To assist Lord Ram in rescuing his bride Sita from the demon Ravana, King of Lanka, Hanuman led the monkeys. The King of the Bears, Hanuman, was prepared to fly across the ocean to Lanka to get ready for the Lanka Dahan after Jambavan reminded him of his abilities. To confirm his message to Sita, Lord Ram gave Hanuman his ring to offer to her. Hanuman leaped after making a prayer to his father Vayu. Now that the curse had been lifted, Hanuman recalled all of his divine abilities. He shrunk to the size of a mountain and flew to Lanka across the congested waterway. What came next was the Lanka Dahan as seen in the Sai Teerth film, Lanka Dahan. Come see Hanuman's great deed as he overcomes obstacles to save Sita. One of the main draws at Sai Teerth is Lanka Dahan, which attracts visitors of all ages.

• Laser Show: Shirdi's Saiteerth is India's first devotional theme park. One of the main attractions is the Laser Show. The life of Sai Baba is depicted in laser form in the laser performance. From the birth of Sai, Dwarakmai, to his death. In laser format, how the Saibaba aids underprivileged people is mentioned. Laser shows how the Dwarka Mai is made and why it is named Sabaka Malik ek. The sound of Sai Baba's life is accompanied by a display of coloured laser lights for entertainment purposes. The mind-blowing laser show allows you to live Sai Baba's life holistically.

• Acrobat Dance: Acro dancing is a dance style that combines traditional dance techniques with precision acrobatic elements. Acrobat dance is a multi-discipline combination. This is a very difficult dance form for dancers who must learn in both dancing and acrobatic skills. Gymnastics is a sport, and dance is an art form. This dance style is incredibly athletic and one-of-a-kind. All of the attractions in Sai Baba's life are for entertainment purposes, but this one is a little different.

• Saibaba Mosaic: Shirdi's Saiteerth Theme Park houses the country's largest Saibaba mosaic. This is the largest Sai Baba mosaic constructed with Rubik's Cubes. This magnificent work of art took 4 days or 65 hours, and 4,212 Rubik's Cubes to complete. The completed Sai painting is 15 feet long and 10 feet tall. This incredible work of art is now included in the India Book of Records. Chinmay Prabhu, a young artist with a predilection for creating such works of art, prepared the Rubik's Cube that was utilized to build the mosaic. The artwork reflects the artist's devotion to and commitment to Sai Baba.