Naga Sai Mandir, Hindu temple in Coimbatore, India.
Naga Sai Mandir is a Hindu temple in Coimbatore with a central shrine housing a marble statue of Shirdi Sai Baba as its focal point. Smaller shrines to other Hindu deities surround this main space.
The temple was founded in 1939 as the first Sai institution in the city. Its establishment marked the early spread of Shirdi Sai Baba devotion in this region.
The temple keeps a continuous sacred flame whose ash is distributed to visitors. This practice links the space to devotional traditions that blend healing and spiritual observance.
The temple sits on Mettupalayam Road, a short distance from central Coimbatore. Visitors can access free meals and a community health clinic during their visit.
The shrine houses a golden chariot holding a gold idol that moves through the grounds in regular processions. This feature sets it apart from other similar institutions nearby.
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