Visit
170 Planebrook RdMalvern, PA 19355Gathering: Monday – Wednesday 9:00 AM – 12:30 PM, 4:00 PM – 8:30 PM
When to go
Worship and gatherings
- Monday – Wednesday9:00 AM – 12:30 PM, 4:00 PM – 8:30 PM
- Thursday – Sunday9:00 AM – 8:30 PM
- ThursdayDhoop Harathi every 30 minutes during evening Sai Baba celebrations
About
Summary
Sai Temple Malvern is a vibrant Hindu temple located in Malvern, Pennsylvania, dedicated to the teachings and compassion of Shirdi Sai Baba. The temple offers daily prayers, Aarti, devotional singing, and spiritual gatherings in a welcoming and peaceful environment. Learn more about the temple's history and community.
Details
A spiritual and cultural center serving the Hindu community in Pennsylvania and the surrounding tristate area. Founded in 2010 by Kulraj Singh and Neeraj Gaind, the temple relocated to Malvern in 2016 to accommodate its growing congregation. The temple is dedicated to Shirdi Sai Baba and offers daily darshan, aarti, abhishekams, bhajans, and major Hindu festival celebrations. The temple houses idols of various deities including Sai Baba, Venkateswara Swami, Ayyappa, Ganesh, Ammavaaru, Siva lingam, Ramudu Seetha, and Radha Krishna.
From Faith Near Me
Sai Temple Malvern offers a serene spiritual haven in Pennsylvania, dedicated to Shirdi Sai Baba and serving as a cultural hub for the Hindu community. First-time visitors may notice the welcoming atmosphere, daily devotional practices like Aarti and bhajans, and facilities designed for comfort, including free parking and family-friendly amenities. The temple’s focus on community gatherings and major festival celebrations reflects its role as a regional center for worship and cultural connection.
Pros
- Welcoming and peaceful environment with daily prayers and devotional singing.
- Diverse spiritual offerings including darshan, abhishekams, and celebrations for major Hindu festivals.
- Family-friendly facilities with parking, wash basins, and designated spaces for visitors.
- Clear service times listed for daily and weekend worship sessions.
- Active community programming through youth initiatives, cultural events, and outreach.
- Ample free parking and accessible location in Malvern.
Cons
- Some visitors may note limited seating and climate control during peak hours.
- Restrooms located in a separate building from the main worship area.
- Occasionally quiet atmosphere with fewer devotees during certain visits.
- Future expansion plans indicate current space limitations for growing congregations.
Reviews from around the web
Public comments we collected from listing sources. Not written on Faith Near Me.
- Wayne_Neighbor5 months ago
Such a peaceful and welcoming place! The Sai Temple in Malvern has such a calm vibe the moment you walk in. The volunteers are kind and organized, and the atmosphere feels truly spiritual without being overwhelming. It’s a great spot to sit quietly, reflect, and reconnect. Definitely worth a visit if you’re in the area.
- Divya Sharmaa week ago
We recently did Satyanaryan katha with Harsh Kaushal ji at home , he was very detailed and explained everything very nicely in Hindi.highly recommend him.
- Mrp2 months ago
A wonderful temple in a very convenient location to visit. Most major festivals are celebrated here, and it truly feels blessed to have such a beautiful temple nearby. The atmosphere is peaceful, welcoming, and spiritually uplifting for families and devotees alike.
- Raji11 months ago
Wonderful temple!! Great knowledgeable Priests / Gurus who can help us in our spiritual journey and uplift our soul!!
- binnie saini8 years ago
Small and calm temple. Visited on a Sunday evening. Very few devotees. Limited parking.
- Bijoya Mandal3 years ago
Beautiful temple. Service was really good 😊 …
- Adarsh Tambia year ago
Mandir is ok, it's old and it gets very crowded. They don't have proper seating,chairs, or air conditioning . I went there a week or 2 ago, and they had 1 window air conditioning unit for a crowd of more than 100 people. One minus is that if you have to use the bathroom, you have to go out of the mandir and go to a different building to use the restroom
- Neha Agarwal7 years ago
Very good environment. Always love to go to the temple.
- Apurva Sharma3 years ago
I visited this temple recently and it was not pleasant.The only issue with this temple is the priest(The one who sits in front of the Sai statue in the center) who is offering the common services to a few specific peoples in the temple. Even if I asked him for Tilak and he simply denied that. He is just spreading the negative vibes. The management should do something about it because I am not the only one who is writing these kind of reviews because of the priest, There are other people also who gone through the same issue with this priest.
- Sreekanth Kancharla2 years ago
Great Indian temple in this area with all God's idols & major as Sai Baba. The temple is on main Street and easy to identify. They have all the idols such as Venkateswara Swami/Perumal, Ayyappa, Ganesh/Vinayakudu/Vinayagar, Ammavaaru, Siva lingam, Ramudu Seetha, Radha Krishna etc. Plenty of parking space and it is free. Once entered, they have wash basins to wash hands and to place the prasadam with cups, spoons etc. They have shelf to keep the shoes and hangers for coats. Inside, in and out paths are marked clearly on the floor and then immediately we can see the idols. They have mats on the floor to sit and pray. Priests are so welcoming and they give the theerdham & prasadam for all. They do all type of poojs with pre-booking. They don't have restrooms I believe as we never used. Usually on any Indian festival days more people come and visit this temple.
Services and facilities
Services
- Satyanarayana Poojas
- Shiva Abhishekams
- Hanuman Chalisa
- Lalitha Parayanam
- Seasonal Religious Celebrations
- Community Service
- Youth Programs
- Cultural Programs
- Prasadam Distribution
Facilities
- Worship Center
- Parking
- Wash Basins
- Shoe Shelf
- Coat Hangers
- Mats
- Aluminum Trays
- Deepam (Lamp)
- Kalasam
- Free Parking
- Restrooms
- Air Conditioning
Events and programs
Future Temple Expansion
Ongoing
A 28,800 square foot worship center and 3.59 acre campus planned to accommodate the growing congregation and provide a permanent spiritual home.
Daily Darshan
Daily
Daily darshan, aarti, abhishekams, and bhajans are available for devotees.
Festival Celebrations
Seasonal
Major Hindu festivals are celebrated with special services and community events.
Connect
- Phone
- (610) 296-2039
- Phone
- (610) 644-2596
- Contact page
- Open contact page

