The worshippers experience the miracles of this miraculous idol. About Shankheshwar Parshwanath Jain TempleShankheshwar Parshwanath Jain Temple is a famous Jain temple. Shankapur is the name of this Tirth as per the Ancient Scriputre and a famous Jain TirthThe 9th Tirthankar Shri Damodar Swami told Ashadi Shrvak that he will be the disciple of 23rd Tirthankar Bhagwan Parshwanth in the Avasarpinikala (Descending Half of the Wheel of Time), when Ashadi Shrak was depressed and asked questions about Nirvana, Salvation and Liberation to the 9th Tirthankar.Ashadi Shrvak then fully drowned himself in Praying Lord Parshwanath.Shri Sajjan Shah built this Shankeshwar Temple,on the banks of Rupen River on 1155 Vikram Era. As per the instruction of Shri Vardhaman Surisharji Maharaj, Shri Vastupal Tejpal renovated this temple on 1286. 52 Idols were in this Temple.A king, inspired by Shri Uktasuri Maharaj, renovated the temple on 1302 Vikram Era.Mughal Invasion made this temple worst affected place in the 14th Century. on 1760 Vikram Era, the new temple was built and the idols were installed.The idol of Bhagawan Shri Bhidbhanjan Parshwanath is in a small temple to the right of the main idol, and the idol of Bhagawan Shri Ajitnath is in a small temple to the left of the main idol. The idols of Nagraj Dharanendra, Shri Padmavati Devi, Parshva Yaksha and Shri Chakreshvari Devi are also in the temple.On the 10th day of the month of Posh, the 10th day of the dark half of the month of Magasar, and during the Diwali days, thousand of pilgrims come to observe a two-day-long fast. Muchhal Mahavir Temple of NoneSTATE HIGHWAY NO. 58, NEAR CHARBUJA TEMPLE, SOJAT-306104The open squares, pillars and artistic models in the round passage are delightful. About Muchhal Mahavir TempleMuchhal Mahavir Temple is a famous Jain Temple. As per legend, when Rana of Mewar was on his way to hunting, he visited this temple and was offered refreshment by a priest. Rana co-incidentally found a strand of hair in the Prasad and asked the priest if his Lord has a moustache. Moreover, Rana refused to offer prayers that day and demanded the priest to show him the moustache on his return after 3 days. On his behalf, the priest offered prayers for 2 days. Impressed by his prayers, Lord Mahavir appeared to him and told him to cover the idol with a cloth. On his return, Rana asked the priest to remove the cloth. When he removed the cloth, not only did he see two moustache, but he also saw a beard on the face of the idol. Rana realised his mistake and asked the priest to forgive him. Since then, the idol of Lord Mahavir is called Muchhal Mahavir. This is a delightful temple surrounded by hills. It is ancient and beautiful. The open squares, pillars and artistic models in the round passage are delightful. Mulnayak of the Temple is nearly 120 cms. high, white - colored idol of Bhagawan Mahavir Swami in the Padmasana Posture.