Bhanuratna Gruh Jinalaya is a prominent Jain temple located in Palitana, Gujarat, India, a city renowned for its vast array of Jain temples and its status as a major pilgrimage site. The temple is dedicated to the Jain Tirthankaras and is notable for its architectural beauty and spiritual significance.

Bhanuratna Gruh Jinalaya is part of the larger complex of temples on Shatrunjaya Hill, which hosts over 800 Jain temples. These temples are known for their exquisite marble carvings, intricate detailing, and serene ambiance, attracting devotees and tourists alike. The construction of Bhanuratna Gruh Jinalaya, like many other temples in the region, reflects the deep devotion of the Jain community and their commitment to preserving and venerating their religious heritage.

Pilgrims visit Bhanuratna Gruh Jinalaya to offer prayers, participate in religious rituals, and seek spiritual solace. The temple's serene environment and the panoramic views from Shatrunjaya Hill provide a profound spiritual experience. The name "Bhanuratna" itself signifies the temple's beauty and its importance as a jewel ("ratna") among Jain places of worship. This temple, along with others in Palitana, plays a crucial role in the religious lives of Jains and stands as a testament to their rich cultural and spiritual traditions.