Jain Places Directory

16th-century Dravidian style temple featuring fortified walls and beautiful outer wall carvings of Tirthankaras.

Sacred hill where Acharya Kundkund (author of Samayasara) practiced penance. Features his footprints at the peak.

View details and contact information for Acharya Pujyapad Swami Upsarg Sthali, Banavasi.

Commemorative temple at the birthplace of Acharya Punyasagar Ji, located in Artal, Karnataka.

Birthplace of the first Digambar Acharya of the 20th century, Shantisagar Ji Maharaj.

Birthplace of the highly revered modern saint Acharya Vidhyasagar Ji Maharaj.

Ancient double-shrine (Dwikuta) temple in Tadas, featuring beautiful Chalukyan influences.

Significant 17th-century Basadi in Venur associated with the local ruling dynasties.

Significant 1008 Chandraprabhu Digambar temple in Hyderabad, known for its architectural grandeur and spiritual energy.

11th-century site known as Veera Kerala Perum Palli. Features a 5-foot granite statue of Lord Adinath.

8th-century heritage center associated with Acharya Akalanka. Features Kunthunath, Parshwanathar, and Adinathar temples.

Ancient temple in Saidapet, Arani, dedicated to Tirthankar Ananthanath.

Mountain top segment of the Arihantagiri complex featuring the 18-foot Neminath idol and 12th-century rock-cut shrines.

Rock-cut shrine in Poondi village near Arani. Often associated with the 700-year-old Ponnezhilnathar complex.

View details and contact information for Assam Bhavan, Sravanabelgola.

Ancient miraculous site featuring multiple temples and a historic idol of Lord Navagraha Parshwanath.

Miraculous site in Katni district with ancient monolithic statues and inscriptions.

Miraculous site near the Sukh-Chain river featuring a unique 16-foot limestone idol of Lord Mahavir in sitting posture.

1200-year-old Chalukya-style temple located inside the Belagavi Fort. Famous for its 72-petal monolithic lotus carving on the ceiling.

Birthplace of the 20th Tirthankar Munisuvratnath. Known as 'Lal Mandir'.

Unique Siddhakshtera where all five Kalyanakas of Tirthankar Vasupujya occurred. 2500-year-old ancient temple.

One of the two sacred hills in Shravanabelagola, housing various Basadis and ancient inscriptions.

One of the two sacred hills in Shravanabelagola, housing various Basadis and ancient inscriptions.

Unique four-faced temple built entirely of granite, featuring four identical entrances facing the four cardinal directions.

14th-century architectural masterpiece with four identical entrances, built by the 'Pepper Queen' Chennabhairadevi.

Modern Tirth in Katni focused on spiritual awakening and education.

Historic Jain temple located in Chhapara, serving the local Digambar community.

A 39-foot monolithic statue situated on Ratnagiri hill, heart of the Dharmasthala pilgrimage center.

Primary accommodation facility for Digambar pilgrims in the holy city of Rajgir.

Famous for its 700-year-old 16-foot high monolithic statue of Bahubali atop Shravana Gudda.

Nirvana place of Indrabhuti Gautam Ganadhar (chief disciple of Mahavira). Temple is in the middle of a pond.

Beautiful Shwetambar temple in Gabbur, Hubli, known for its intricate marble work.

View details and contact information for Humcha (Huncha) Jain Mutt.

Extremely sacred site dedicated to Goddess Padmavati and Lord Parshwanatha, known for the "Panchakuta Basadi" and a lake that reputedly never dries.

The administrative head of the Shravanabelagola shrine. Known for its historical library and significant role in Jain history.

The administrative and religious head of the Shravanabelagola complex, featuring beautiful wall paintings (murals) depicted in ancient styles.

Small village near Shravanabelagola known for the Aregal Basadi and historical connections to the Ganga dynasty.

Local Jain temple in Jogipet serving the historical Jain population of Telangana.

Powerful center dedicated to Goddess Jwalamalini, the Yakshi of Lord Chandraprabha. Famous for its annual Rathotsava.

Underground architectural spiritual marvel featuring multiple basements with Tirthankara idols.

Ancient center featuring the famous Panchakuta Basadi, a masterpiece of Western Ganga architecture.

Features a 42-foot monolithic Bahubali statue, the second tallest in Karnataka.

View details and contact information for Koduru Jain Temple.

Historic village known as the birthplace of the legendary 4th-century monk Acharya Kundakunda.

Ancient miraculous holy place (Atishay Kshetra) in Paatan, known for its historic idols.

View details and contact information for Kundadri Hill.

Ancient temple situated atop the Kundadri hill, surrounded by dense evergreen forests and rock ponds.

Revered as the birthplace of Lord Mahavira (24th Tirthankar) and Gautam Swami. Features a 4.5-foot Mahavira idol.

The sacred mountain at Kundalpur housing 46 temples, including the primary Bade Baba shrine.

Sacred site in Lakhnadaun (Samnapur) dedicated to the Digambar tradition.

The base camp and primary religious junction for climbing Sammed Shikharji. Hosts various Dharmshalas and Kothis.

The base temple serving pilgrims visiting Mandargiri Hill in Bihar.

Sacred hill near Champapuri marking the Nirvana site of Lord Vasupujya Swami, the 12th Tirthankara.

Also known as Basadi Betta, famous for its unique Peacock-feather shaped (Pinchi) Guru Mandir and 81-foot monolithic statue of Lord Chandranatha.

Primary religious center (Math) for Tamil Jains. Features a 14-foot black Parsvanatha idol and 52-foot manastambha.

Birthplace temple of Muni Payasagar Maharaj in the historic village of Halsi, Belagavi.

Commemorative temple at the birthplace of Muni Viditsagar Ji in Harige, Shimoga.

Modern pilgrimage site featuring India's tallest (61-foot) monolithic statue of Lord Parshwanatha, representing the nine planets.

Jwalamalini Atishay Kshetra in Narasimharajapura, a powerful shrine for Goddess Jwalamalini.

Ancient temple in Palganj, traditionally visited by pilgrims on the way to Sammed Shikharji.

10th-century site featuring a 9-foot high idol of Lord Shantinath discovered via excavation from a pond.

Pilgrimage to the five hills of Rajgir (Vipulachala, Ratnagiri, etc.) where many saints attained liberation.

200-year-old miraculous site featuring three 7-feet high black stone idols of Lord Parshvanath.

Significant Digambar Jinalay located in the Rehli/Patnaganj region of Sagar district.

Magnificent white marble temple in the middle of a lotus pond, marking the Nirvana place of Lord Mahavira.

Ancient 14th-century site featuring the Sri Parshwanath and Sri Ajithanath temples. Known for the unique 'Pache' (green) Parshwanath idol.

500-year-old temple complex on a 300-ft hill, built by a poor woman (Pisanhari) from her savings. Features 13 temples and a 55-foot Bahubali statue.

View details and contact information for Ponnur Malai Dharmshala.

700-year-old temple also known as Veeraveera Jinalayam, featuring a 3-foot Lord Parshwanath idol. Notable for Chola architecture.

Significant ancient Tirth featuring a 4-meter golden-colored idol of Lord Shantinatha. The complex includes nine temples and a beautiful Manastambh.

Tri-shrine complex (Trikoota) in Bilagi, dedicated to the three jewels of Jainism.

Known as the "Thousand Pillar Temple," it is the most magnificent of Moodbidri's 18 Basadis, featuring no two pillars with the same carving.

Sacred hill tirth in Gosalpur providing a serene environment for meditation.

The holiest peaks in Jainism where 20 of the 24 Tirthankaras attained Nirvana.

Significant pilgrimage site on the Bangalore-Mysore highway dedicated to Lord Parshwanath.

Prominent Digambar Jain temple in Seoni city, known for its spiritual atmosphere and cultural significance.

Historic center in the Hanumantal area of Jabalpur, serving as a key Digambar pilgrimage site.

Historic ashram and temple complex in Shedbal, acting as a key spiritual retreat.

Significant Digambar Jain pilgrimage center featuring four temples and a prominent 18-foot high idol of Tirthankar Neminath (Shikhamani Nadar). The complex includes ancient monk caves with rare paintings and carvings.

Prominent Digambar center and education hub associated with the lineage of Acharya Shantisagar Ji.

Significant spiritual center located in Kosapalayam, Arani, dedicated to Lord Adinath.

1660 AD temple housing idols of Goddess Padmavathi and the 24 Tirthankaras.

Miraculous Padmavati shrine located in a serene forest setting near Jog Falls.

Significant heritage center featuring an 18-foot-tall monolithic statue of Lord Bahubali established in 1147 CE. Located near the KRS Dam with scenic river views.

One of India's most important Digambar sites, featuring the 15-foot "Bade Baba" (Lord Adinath) idol. A massive new 189-foot Nagara-style temple is under construction.

Ancient temple in the Bunder area of Mangaluru, primarily dedicated to Lord Shanthinath.

Significant Atishay Kshetra (place of miracles) located in Hathnoora, Telangana, dedicated to Lord Parshwanath.

Spiritual hill near Kothali known for its serene environment and association with modern Jain ascetics.

Spiritual center focused on the teachings of Rashtrasant Param Gurudev Shree Namramuni Maharaj Saheb, dedicated to Lord Parshwanath.

Centrally located temple in Mysuru on Chandragupta Road.

Ancient site in Bilhari known for its historic carvings and Tirthankar idols.

Known for its architectural beauty and the 'Vighnahar' (remover of obstacles) idol of Lord Parshwanath.

Historic Swarnapuram site featuring an 18th-century inscription tablet and heavy spiritual presence.

Base temple featuring a 30-inch marble Adinath idol and a recently installed 24-foot Bahubali statue.

8th-century site with cave abodes for monks and a 25-foot monolithic stone with carvings of four Tirthankaras.

Rich heritage site near Gingee with rock carvings of all 24 Tirthankaras and 5th-century inscriptions.

Known as Jain Kanchi, this 8th-century complex features the Trilokyanatha Temple with 14th-century Vijayanagar roof paintings.

15th-century temple dedicated to Lord Pushpadanta featuring rare gilded plaster images and footprints of ancient munis.

Miraculous site in Ugarbudruk, Belagavi district, dedicated to Goddess Padmavati.

Known as Kere Basadi, this beautiful 12th-century star-shaped temple is located in the middle of a scenic lake, accessible only by boat.

Features a 35-foot monolithic Bahubali statue erected on an elevated platform on the banks of the Phalguni river.

World-famous hill featuring the 57-foot monolithic statue of Lord Gommateshwara (Bahubali), carved from a single granite block.