The magnificent Temple of Sri Saibaba is located six km away from Trishulia Chowk, the hub of Cuttack and Bhubaneswar. Naraj-Marthapur railway station is one km away. On the banks of the kathajodi River, the temple premises spread over an acre of land in the erstwhile holy Prachi river basin. This place was once the resting place of saints. From the city of  Cuttack side, the distance of the temple from sector 9 is 9 km. There is good road connectivity to Bhubaneswar, Cuttack and all parts of the state. Shri Shirdi Saibaba Temple complex comprises several sacred places, including Gurusthan, Shri Guru Bhagavat Tungi, Shri Guru Nivas Sthan, Bhakta Nivas, Sai Prasadalaya, and Sai Udyan.

                                                                               




Shri Gurusthan: The tranquil site of Gurusthan rests beneath a neem tree to the northeast of the Main temple. Shri Saibaba graced this location with his divine presence in 2016, marking a significant event on April 15, coinciding with Sri Rama Navami. Before this manifestation, Baba resided in the Sai Nirmalya house at Sector 9, CDA, Cuttack, for fourteen months. Revered Gurujee orchestrated a miraculous welcome and puja upon Baba's arrival, echoing the divine occurrences witnessed in Shirdi. Just as in Shirdi, Baba's journey unfolded from Gurusthan to Dwarkamai and ultimately to his divine abode within the main temple.
 

                                                                             

                                                                           

Shri Dwarkamai: Shree Dwarkamai was inaugurated by Rev Gurujee Dr C.B. Satpathy on 27 November 2018 as a tribute to the Master on the occasion of the centenary year of Baba's Mahasamadhi. This Dwarkamai is made of ablik replica of Shiridi, where Shree Saibaba resided for almost sixty years during his sojourn. Crafted meticulously with an exact replica of Shirdi's Dwarkamai, its architecture exudes an enchanting charm, transporting devotees to Baba's original abode upon entry. Every detail, from the rock where Baba used to seat to the place where he used to distribute Udi, to the spot where he personally cooked for devotees, and the vicinity of the sacred Dhooni, has been faithfully recreated. This thoughtful design aims to evoke the atmosphere of Baba's time, allowing devotees to experience the essence of Dwarkamai as it was in Shirdi. For those unable to visit Shirdi, this Dwarkamai serves as a spiritual sanctuary, offering an opportunity to experience the divine presence and extraordinary life of Shri Saibaba within their own communities.
 

















Main Temple : The construction of the Main Temple, fueled by the unwavering love and devotion of Sadguru Baba, has embraced the architectural style of Samadhi Mandir of Shirdi. Baba's divine presence is deeply embedded in the design, making it a sacred space for devotees to experience spiritual bliss and connect with Baba's divine energy.  The main temple is in the first floor next to Dwarakamai.  The ground floor is used for Rosha Ghar (kitchen). Sai Nirmalya and Shirdi Sai Servants Society Trust office functions from here.
                                                                             






Shree Guru Nivas Sthana : Nestled on the northeast side of the main temple, Shri Guru Nivas Sthana, also known as Shri Guru's abode, holds a special significance. Revered Guruji had foreseen its importance long before its acquisition, indicating its destined purpose. With utmost reverence for Guruji's prophecy, the land was acquired and consecrated as the divine residence of Shri Guru, a testament to the unwavering power of his word.

                                                                           


Shri Guru Bhagabat Tungi: 
Adjacent to Shri Guru's abode lies Shri Guru Bhagabat Tungi, a serene space where devotees can immerse themselves in reading and reciting the holy scripture Shri Guru Bhagabat. Rooted in the essence of universal Guru principle, the atmosphere here exudes tranquility, bestowing upon the mind a profound sense of peace and the heart a flutter of joy. It's a place where the benevolent grace of Guruji is palpable, enveloping all who visit in its divine embrace.


                                                                           

Bhakta Nivas : Built on a plot of 4350 sq feet, the Bhakta Nivas has at present three well furnished attached bathrooms for the devotees on the ground floor. Free accommodation and
prasad facilities are provided for the devotees who attend to the service of Baba. Advance room booking is required for general devotee accommodation. Please contact @ 79781-76553 for room booking.


Sai Prasadalaya : Sai Prasadalaya has the facility of daily prasad consumption. For order of prasads, advance booking is required. Please call @ 79781-76553 for Prasad.

                                                                            










Sai Udyan : Sai Udyan, maintained by the temple, boasts a diverse array of medicinal plants, fruit trees, and vibrant flower gardens. Among the blossoms are Katha champa, Sugandharaja, Malli, Parijat, Yui, Jai, Ashok, Champa, Henna, , Aparajita, Sthalapadma, Kunkum, Begunia, Patali Garuda, Nageshwar, and more. Fruit-bearing trees include Nagpur orange, coconut, amla, harida, bahada, bel, grape, jamu, mango, Guava seo, Paper lemon, masumi, etc. Additionally, the garden features rudraksha, Rakta chandan, barun, neem, sandal tusi, karpur tusi, ram tusi, mint tusi, gaya tusi, dulva, dayana, bhringraj, karpur, dhanwantari (lemon grass), rukuna hatpocha (juani), manjuati, and more. Various beneficial plants like Sarpagandha, Stevia, Sweet Tussi, Gudumari, Baglamukhi, Antanamul, Multi-Vitamin, Gangshiuli (Fever), Insulin, Lata Kanyari, Guluchchi, Kheer, as well as spices such as cinnamon, coriander, cloves, black pepper, bell pepper, pimpli, gujarati and others, adorn the garden's surroundings.