Sai Baba Temple, Miami

Google Every Thursday there is pray in evening 7 p.m. It is good if you can join the offering.5 stars

Google This is a good size temple. Can easily accommodate 200 to 300 people. There are only 4 + 2 parking spaces in front of the temple, but parking spaces are made available by the business around this temple during events. So you can park there. People maintaining the place are very friendly too.5 stars

Google Very good Sai Baba Temple in Doral/Miami area. Temple management is very good5 stars

Google You have to visit Sai Baba Temple in Miami, Its very peaceful and pleasant . Sai Baba idol is same as the one on shirdi temple. Please spread the word about this temple and let more sai baba followers benefit by visiting Sai temple. Also don't forget to subscribe to their news letter for regular info about up coming events at the mandir5 stars

Google Wonderful experience.5 stars

Yelp Our friend, the DRD, told us about this temple in Florida. He is a frequent visitor whenever he's in town. The place to be if you're an epic du like our boy Qua5 stars

Yelp After being a very regular visitor at Milpitas California Sai Baba Temple, I was happy to be here. This place has Shirdi Sai baba temple and also Goddess Kali and Guru Hiral Shah statues. Its very peaceful and good for meditation. Every Thursday 630 PM there are Bhajans and Prasad .5 stars

Yelp This temple proves that "If you build it, they will come." There are actually two Sai Babas, with the more well known one (in the US, at least) being Sathya Sai Baba, a 'spiritual guru' type who has a surprisingly strong following even among Latinos here in Miami (the pictures of him usually show him with an afro and red/orange robe). He is also considered by some the reincarnation of the original Sai Baba (of Shirdi), who is a Hindu saint. This temple is devoted to the original Sai Baba. While his following is small by Hindu standards (with a billion plus Hindus worldwide, 'small' could be a few million though), the quick growth of this temple shows that there is enough followers locally to justify its existence.Located in one of Doral's many nondescript warehouse areas (Layali is within walking distance), the only sign you are greeted with asks you to remove your shoes and wash your hands. To the right of the door is a small spigot to do just that. Inside, a stage with a large, decorated Sai Baba idol is buttressed by some smaller idols and bright lights that slowly spin. Next to the stage is 3 carpeted sitting areas (one for men, one for women, and one for 'bhajans,' which is for people who will be singing devotional songs). It is pretty simple. The Indian couple who run it are very pleasant and are sometimes singing bhajans. There is no chitchat; people come and pray and then leave. You will probably not gain much insight into Sai Baba, but It is quite peaceful and meditative.4 stars

Yelp very good temple. Calm and piece. If u have a wish go and prey baba, he will full fill .5 stars