The temple is situated directly opposite the Surat International Airport entrance on Dumas Road.
It follows the traditions and liturgical practices established at the original Shirdi Sai Baba Samadhi Mandir.
The temple management operates various social welfare programs for the local community, funded by devotee contributions.
It is a major site for Palkhi (palanquin) processions during specific religious observances.
Sai Mandir Sansthan in Surat is a prominent Shirdi Sai Baba shrine located on the strategic Dumas Road corridor. The temple serves as a central hub for followers of Sai Baba in the Surat region, hosting regular spiritual gatherings and devotional music sessions. The complex is maintained by the Sai Mandir Sansthan trust, which oversees daily rituals and community welfare activities. Its proximity to the Surat International Airport makes it a convenient stop for travelers passing through the Gaviyer area. The premises feature traditional temple architecture with dedicated spaces for meditation and prayers. The grounds are well-manicured, providing a contrast to the high-traffic arterial road nearby. Devotees frequently visit for Thursday prayer services, which are considered particularly auspicious. The facility includes amenities such as an integrated prasad area and community service offices.
The main entrance gate and the central idol area during non-prayer hours, provided photography is permitted by temple staff on that day.
Visit during weekday mornings to avoid the significant crowds that congregate on Thursdays and weekends.
Utilize the designated shoe storage area located near the main entrance before proceeding to the prayer hall.
Carry a small offering of flowers or sweets if you intend to participate in traditional rituals.
Avoid visiting on Thursday evenings if you prefer a quiet environment, as this is the busiest time for congregational chanting.
Modest clothing covering shoulders and knees is required; remove footwear outside the main temple building; maintain silence inside the prayer hall.