The text mentions that people from both within the country and abroad worship Sai. Does it give a specific example of visitors from a particular place?

Yes, Chapter 36 provides a specific example after establishing the widespread nature of his worship. The text mentions that 'Those in the country and abroad worship him; the flag of his devotion flutters.' Immediately following this general statement, the chapter introduces a new story by explicitly stating, 'Two gentlemen from Goa came for Sai’s darshan.' This serves as a direct illustration of people traveling to see him, confirming that his influence reached various parts of the country and attracted visitors from places like Goa.