Jain Temples

Shravasti (Uttar Pradesh)

February 13, 2024jambudweepUttar Pradesh

Shravasti (Uttar Pradesh) Jain Idol : Shri Sambhavnath Bhagwan, white coloured idol in Padmasan position, about 105 cms in height. Jain Teerth : Present on the main road of Shravasti village. Speciality of Jain Teerth : Being the place of Chyavan, Janm and Deeksha & Kevalgyan of third teerthankar Shri Sambhavnath Bhagwan. Muni Shri Kapil...

Srinagar (Pauri Garhwal-Uttarakhand)

February 13, 2024jambudweepUttarakhand

Srinagar (Pauri Garhwal-Uttarakhand) The Jain temple located in Srinagar is famous for its artistry and grandeur. This is a temple of the followers of the Digambara branch of Jainism. It is said that before the Virhi flood of 1894 AD, this temple was situated in old Srinagar, but due to being washed away in the...

Sonagiri (Madhya Pradesh)

February 11, 2024jambudweepMadhya Pradesh

Sonagiri (Madhya Pradesh) Sonagiri Temple is one of the primary pilgrimage places for the Jain Followers. The word “Sonagiri” means “The Golden Peak.” This pilgrimage site is considered as sacred to Digambar Jains. This temple is unique as this was the site where Nanganag Kumar attained Moksha along with his fifteen million followers. Sonagiri has...

Siddhachalam (Madhya Pradesh)

February 11, 2024jambudweepMadhya Pradesh

Siddhachalam (Madhya Pradesh) The Sidhanchal Caves are Jain cave monuments and sculptures, carved into the rock face inside the Urwai valley of the Gwalior Fort in northern Madhya Pradesh . There are 5 carvings on the stone of the hill of Gwalior Fort, out of which Siddhaanchal is the most popular. They were built by...

Siddhavarkoot (Madhya Pradesh)

February 11, 2024jambudweepMadhya Pradesh

Siddhavarkoot (Madhya Pradesh) No of Temples: 13, Pahaad/Mountain: No, Historical importance: It is the place where the rivers Narmada & cauveri meet. Two chakruwartis (great & best emperous) ten kaamdevs (most beautiful men) & 3 ½ crore munis (jain saints) attained salvation from here. In the year 1878 AD. Bhattaraka Mahendrakirtiji saw in his...

Sihoniya (Madhya Pradesh)

February 11, 2024jambudweepMadhya Pradesh

Sihoniya (Madhya Pradesh) No of Temples: 05, Pahaad/Mountain: No, Historical importance: 11th century idols of lord Shantinathji(16feet) Lord Arihantanji (10feet) Lord Kunthunathji (10feet) curved in stone obtained underground are established here. Presently also idols are used to found while diggling in village. The temple has special museum for such idols. From recent it came to...

Sinhpuri Sarnath (Varanasi – Uttar Pradesh)

February 11, 2024jambudweepUttar Pradesh

Sinhpuri Sarnath (Varanasi - Uttar Pradesh) भगवान श्रेयांसनाथ तीर्थंकर के जन्म एवं चार कल्याणकों के कारण यह प्रागैतिहासिक काल से जैन तीर्थ रहा है। यहाँ उनके गर्भ, जन्म, दीक्षा और केवलज्ञान ये चार कल्याणक हुए थे। विद्वानों का मत है कि तीर्थंकर श्रेयाँसनाथ जी का जन्म स्थान होने के कारण ही इस स्थान का नाम...

Sironj ( Madhya Pradesh)

February 11, 2024jambudweepMadhya Pradesh

Sironj ( Madhya Pradesh) No of Temples: 09 & 02 under construction. Pahaad/Mountain: A hillock nearby. Historical importance: It is situated at the centre of hilly ranges of vindhyachal. The main idol is of lord bahubaliji it is 15 feet tall. The idol of lord sambharnathji is about 1100 years old. A single marble has...

Songadh (Gujarat)

February 10, 2024jambudweepGujarat

Songadh (Gujarat) The Songadh Jain temple is a historical temple complex in the town of Songadh, in Bhavnagar district the Saurashtra region in Gujarat, India. It is 8 km from Sihor town and 28 km from Bhavnagar town. ImportanceKanji Swami, a mystical teacher of Jainism, was born into Śvētāmbara Sthānakavāsī and converted to a...

Stawanidhi (Karnataka)

February 10, 2024jambudweepKarnataka

Stawanidhi (Karnataka) No of Temples: 05, Pahaad/Mountain :Yes, 90 steps, Historical Importance: The Badshah (Emperor) of Bijapur granted a permission to construct a Jain Temple. As he was impressed by curative tremens of his ill wife by Payshetti and Jayshetti both in their dreams listen a sound coming from an anthill at a place. When...

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