Sai Baba’s Lendi Bagh, situated northwest of his Samadhi temple, transformed from wasteland to lush garden with a well, nurtured by Baba himself. Amidst neem and peepal trees, he meditated, tending a perpetually burning lamp. He entrusted maintenance to his devoted follower, Abdulla.
Baba’s daily ritual included solitary meditation in the Lendi Bagh, shunning followers. Nanda Deep, a symbolic lamp, still radiates within a temple-like structure between the sacred trees. Nearby, a temple honors Lord Dattatreya. Pilgrims visit Shyamsunder’s tomb, a cherished horse of Baba, in Lendi Gardens, perpetuating the spiritual legacy in this serene haven.
