The Temple Illustrations in 3D

Exterior Front View

Exterior View - Main Entrance Doors

Meditation Hall Exterior View

Three Shrines of Ganesh, Shiva and Shani resembling Three Shrines in Shirdi

Stairway From Lendi Garden to Meditation Hall 

Gopuram (Gold Plated Tower) - USD 267,000.00 / RM 800,000.00

Gopuram (Gold Plated Tower) - USD 267,000.00 / RM 800,000.00

The Gopuram or Temple Tower will be a gold plated replica of Shirdi Sai Temple’s Gopuram in Shirdi. The cost of this Gopuram is estimated to be U.S Dollars 267,000.00, an equivalent to 800,000.00 Ringgit Malaysia.

Gopuram (Gold Plated Tower) - USD 267,000.00 / RM 800,000.00

Back Entry to Meditation Hall ,Function Hall, Open Area and Lift

Aerial Perspective View of The Temple

Aerial Perspective View of The Temple

Aerial Perspective View of The Temple

Aerial Perspective View of The Temple

Exterior Front View

Exterior View - Main Entrance Doors

Open Area behind Dwarkamai (Dhuni)

Function Hall Side Entry and Back Entry View

Three Shrines of Ganesh, Shiva and Shani resembling Three Shrines in Shirdi

Stairway to Meditation Hall and Side Glass Door Access to Function Hall

Dwarkamai (Dhuni)


The Dhuni is the sacred fire just like at Dwarkamai, perpetually burning for the past 12 years in Malaysia. Fire symbolises purity and it has the capacity to purify all that it consumes. Sai Baba used to maintain the Dhuni in Shirdi and distribute the Udhi to all devotees, who would seek his blessings.

Dwarkamai (Dhuni) - Perpetually burning for the past 12 years in Malaysia.

Dwarkamai (Dhuni) - Perpetually burning for the past 12 years in Malaysia.

Exterior Perspective View of Meditation Hall

Stairway to Meditation Hall and Alter

Meditation Hall - From Left Corner of Hall Entry.

Meditation Hall - From Right Corner of Hall Entry

Baba's Moorthi - USD 36,700.00 / RM 110,000.00.

Baba’s Moorthi, will be sculpted from first grade Italian Makarona marble from Jaipur, which would be similar to Shirdi Sai Baba’s Moorthi in Shirdi. The cost of this Moorthi is estimated to be 36,700.00 U.S Dollars, an equivalent to 110,000.00 Ringgit Malaysia.

Meditation Hall - Back of Alter

Office Entry from Meditation Hall

Function Hall - Ground Level

Function Hall - Ground Level

Lendi Garden - With a Neem and a Peepul tree.

Lendi was the name of a little stream on the outskirts of Shirdi village. Hence the land nearby was called 'Lendi Bagh' by Baba. This garden here at Bandar Botanic Temple represents the Lendi Bagh garden of Shirdi with a Neem and a Peepul tree, just as in Lendi Bagh Shirdi.

Lendi Bagh Malaysia

Lendi Bagh Malaysia

Lendi Bagh Malaysia