For those who wish to worship and obtain divine tranquility and bliss for mind, Sai Gramam, has an ambience and facility suitable for everyone’s needs. Among the places of worship constructed at Sai Gramam are temples of Lord Ganapathy, Shiva Parvathy, Lord Subrahmanya, Swami Ayyappa, Sree Budha, Shirdi Sai Baba and Satya Sai Baba. Quite notably, none of these temples have got any ‘hundi’ box for collecting contributions and offerings.

In Sai Gramam, people from all religions and beliefs are able to find the space to practice their beliefs. The main theme of Sai Gramam itself is an all religion encompassing one. The Temples that you find in the campus are not therefore, having a religious purpose, but more of a spiritual one. Especially for children and the aged who come from diverse experiences and backgrounds, who have suffered a lot and have lost faith in their own families, a spiritual support has proved to be a great mental strength. Without hundis and Archana counters, these temples that are open to anyone, focuses on the idea of connecting with oneself and the God that one believes in. The regular prayer and meditation attended by all in Sai Gramam helps in maintaining the positive energy in the atmosphere. The message of unity, love, peace, humanity and service is what is being spread through these temples. Ramzan, Christmas or Onam, all the festivals are celebrated here with oneness.

Temple Complex

Duly acknowledging the sentiments of devotees, Sai Gramam has established temples of Lord Ganapathy and Lord Subrahmanya. Daily worships and rituals are offered and perfect holy ambience is sustained.

Temple of Shirdi Sai Baba

This tallest Shirdi Sai Baba temple of Kerala stands next to the one in Hyderabad. Being the first of its kind in the world, this temple offers all rituals and poojas according to schedules practiced at Shirdi.

Sri Sathya Sai Baba Temple

Sri Sathya Sai Baba Temple at Sai Gramam is world’s first Sathya Sai Temple.

Sri Buddha Temple

Nestled sublimely at a scenic spot of Sai Gramam is Sri Buddha temple, the first of its kind in Kerala. The shrine was blessed by the reverent Tibetan Pontiff, Karmapa Lama.