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No of Temples: 01, Pahaad/Mountain: No, Historical importance: Wonderful desire fulfilling idol of Lord Parshwanathji is established here. Here day that once head of idol was separated from body. The people decided to establish new idol at the place, but one of the Shrawak in his dream saw Read More
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Shri Parshwanath Digambar Jain (Pahad) Mandir, located in Ellora (Verul), Taluka Khultabad, District Aurangabad, Maharashtra, is a renowned Atishay Kshetra, meaning a place of miraculous occurrences. This temple is dedicated to Lord Parshwanath, the 23rd Tirthankara in Jainism, and holds signific Read More
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No of Temples: 01, Pahaad/Mountain: No, Historical importance: About 200 years ago celebrate Mahatisagarji arrived here and motivated Shravakas to construct this Temple. A person gets his wishes fulfilled by observing his self-immolation place on foot carving, the local people say along wit Read More
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No of Temples: 05, Pahaad/Mountain: yes, Half Kilometer stiff climbing. Historical importance: It is about 600 year old kshetra, but came in to light in 1987 AD. A Muslim person was excavating stone for construction purpose. Suddenly he found a cave where 21 Jain idols were established of t Read More
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Shri Digambar Jain Siddha Kshetra, Kunthalgiri, is a significant pilgrimage site for Jains located in Kunthalgiri, Bhoom Taluka, Osmanabad District, Maharashtra. It is revered as a Siddha Kshetra, where Lord Adinath, the first Tirthankara, is believed to have attained salvation (moksha). The temp Read More
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No of Temples: 01, Pahaad/Mountain: No, Historical importance: Lord Shrikrishna abducted Rukmini here. It is a Hindu pilgrimage place. A Jain Temple on bank of the river Vardha is miraculous and very ancient one. Special Information: The Temple is under authority of Aarwi Panchayat and mana Read More
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No of Temples: 09, Pahaad/Mountain: No, Historical Importance: An idol of Lord Shantinathji is Tempting one. It belongs to Chaturtha Kala and is carved beautiful 13 feet 5 inch tall in yellow stone. It is in standing posture. Hearsay that Shri Ramchandra visited this place. The beautiful fo Read More
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No of Temples: 01, Pahaad/Mountain: No, Historical Importance: It is 1100 years old Atishay Kshetra. The Temple is constructed in Hemadpanthi architecture. It is found that between periods of Shrawan Sudi ekam to panchami, the snakes, scorpions, wall lizards etc. forget enmity and play toge Read More
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No of Temples: 02, Sacred pillar (Maanstambha), Pahaad/Mountain: No, Historical importance: It is very ancient sacred Atishay Kshetra. A miraculous, astonishing and desire fulfilling 1000 years old idol of Lord Parshwanathji (with Panchkumar) is established here since ancient Hemadpanthi co Read More
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No of Temples: 03, Pahaad/Mountain: No, Historical Importance: It is situated on bank of the river Aasna and is dedicated to Lord Mallinathji. The area of Temple is about 6 crore and pilgrims visit here from remote places. There is nasiyan of Devendrakirtiji Bhattarak. Annual Fair: The day Read More
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Shri Digambar Jain Atishay Kshetra Nemgiri Sansthan is a renowned Jain pilgrimage site located in Nemgiri, Jintur, Maharashtra. It is a place of miraculous or extraordinary significance in Jainism, often due to its historical, religious, or spiritual importance.
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No of Temples: 01, Pahaad/Mountain: No, Historical Importance: Along with main ancient idol of Lord Munisuwratnathji (3.5 feet tall in ardhapadmasan), there are about 50 idols made the king Khardushan. The idol belongs to chaturth kala, 14 place witnesses many miraculous incidences. Special Read More
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"Atishay Kshetra" is a term used in Jainism to refer to places of miraculous events or divine manifestations associated with the lives of Tirthankaras (spiritual teachers). These are considered sacred pilgrimage sites for Jains. Here's some general information about Atishay Kshetras Read More
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No of Temples: 03, Pahaad/Mountain: Yes, 2 (small and big) 1st mountain has 300 steps. Distance between two mountains is 1km. Historical importance: These are 3 Jain Temples Kalichand Parshwanath Temple in village while shri Giri Parshwanath and Shri Zari Parshwanath Temple on mountain. It Read More
No of Temples: 04, Pahaad/Mountain: No, Historical importance: In ancient times there were three thrones of Bhattaraka via Sengan, Kashthasangha and Balatkargan. The Temple of Sengan has the main idol of Lord Parshwanathji along with 62 stone idol and 49 metal idols. Here Nandishwara Dweep Read More
No of Temples: 11, Pahaad/Mountain: Yes, 7km road, Accessible by vehicle, total 24 idols in standing posture. Historical importance: It is recently developed place by Kunthusagarji Temple at mountain base has 108 snakes headed 9 feet fall idol of Lord Parshwanathji. Special Information: Anointmen Read More
Shri 1008 Aadinath Digamber Jain Atishay Kshetra in Vijay Gopal, Maharashtra, is a revered Jain pilgrimage site dedicated to Lord Aadinath, the first Tirthankara in Jainism. Known for its miraculous and spiritually significant events (atishay), this temple attracts devotees from far and wide who Read More
No of Temples: 06 (3 cave Temple and 2 regular Temple on mountain and 1 Temple in the village Mhasrul), Pahaad/Mountain: Yes, 450 stiff steps, 400 feet high. Historical importance: 7 Balbhadras and 8 crore munis attained salvation here. The Temple in pilgrim house has main idol of Lord Maha Read More
Shri 1008 Kalpataru Parshwanath Digamber Jain Atishay Kshetra in Kesapuri, Maharashtra, is a revered Jain pilgrimage site dedicated to Lord Parshwanath, the 23rd Tirthankara in Jainism. Known for its serene and divine atmosphere, the temple attracts devotees seeking spiritual solace and blessings Read More
No of Temples: 05, Pahaad/Mountain: No, Historical Importance: Samavsaran Lord Mahaveerji visited here. Hearsay that place is also visited by the great king like Nal, Neel and Karkund. Bricks of Temple float in water. The idol of lord Mahaveerji and Lord Parshwanathji are very ancient one. Read More
No of Temples: 01, Pahaad/Mountain: No, Historical importance: It is very ancient Atishay Kshetra. It is believed that during misfortune if one performs ghee anointment with devotion, he or she gets of it. The snake is not attached at the back of idol, instead it is carved on back stone. Sp Read More
