Pālghar to Shirdi

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Train

11h  50m

Cheapest

$3.3-70

Taxi

3h  24m

Fastest

$103-130

Drive

3h  24m

$27-39

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Distance: 367 km

Duration: 3h 24m

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Traveling From Palghar to Shirdi

The journey from Palghar, with its serene coastal vibes and lush greenery, to Shirdi, known for its vibrant spiritual energy and rich cultural heritage, offers travelers a refreshing contrast in experiences.

Best Neighbourhoods in Shirdi

Shirdi offers diverse neighborhoods that cater to different traveler needs.

Sai Nagar

• Close proximity to the Sai Baba Temple.

• Offers a variety of accommodation options.

Pimpalwadi Road

• Lined with shops and restaurants for easy access.

• Ideal for experiencing local culture and cuisine.

Kalmadi Road

• Quiet and peaceful, perfect for relaxation.

• Scenic views make it a pleasant walking area.

Best Times To Visit Shirdi's Attractions

Optimizing your visit to Shirdi's popular sites can greatly enhance your experience.

Sai Baba Temple

Early mornings or weekdays offer a peaceful experience away from large crowds.

Shirdi Village

Exploring during weekdays allows for quieter strolls and better access to local shops.

Sai Heritage Village

Visit in the late afternoon for pleasant weather and fewer visitors.

Shirdi Weather: What to Expect Year-Round

Shirdi experiences a tropical climate with hot summers, mild winters, and a monsoon season that enhances the green surroundings. The best times to visit are from October to February, when the pleasant weather makes exploring the area more enjoyable.

Dining Recommendation in Shirdi

During your visit to Shirdi, try the local favorite, 'Puran Poli,' a sweet flatbread stuffed with lentils and jaggery, which contrasts sharply with the coastal seafood dishes of Palghar. The warm, inviting atmosphere of family-run eateries in Shirdi adds to the experience, allowing you to savor flavors made with fresh, local ingredients that reflect the region's spiritual culture.