Santram Temple

Santram Temple is a prominent Hindu temple located on College Road in Nadiad, Kheda district, Gujarat. Dedicated to the revered saint Santram Maharaj, it is a major spiritual and charitable centre for the region. The temple complex is known for its marble architecture, peaceful courtyard, and daily worship rituals. It attracts devotees year-round and is noted for its community service activities including annakshetra and charitable institutions run by the Santram trust.

Visitors can expect a clean, peaceful temple complex with a central shrine dedicated to Santram Maharaj, marble-floored prayer halls, and an open courtyard. The surroundings include administrative buildings and charitable facilities managed by the temple trust. Visitors can observe daily aarti and darshan, receive prasad, and explore the orderly premises. The atmosphere is devotional and family-oriented with steady devotee footfall, especially during morning and evening prayer times.

Santram Temple is associated with Saint Santram Maharaj, a revered 19th-century saint known for his spiritual teachings and social service. The temple was established by his followers in Nadiad and has since been developed and maintained by the Santram Mandir Trust. Over time it has grown into a significant religious institution in the Charotar region of Gujarat.

The temple is a major centre of devotion in Nadiad and the Kheda district, attracting devotees throughout the year, especially during festivals and saint's commemoration days. It is known for its emphasis on seva, including free meals, educational and healthcare support through trust-run institutions, reflecting the saint's teachings of service and compassion.