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This sacred site features a nearly 58 cm tall white-colored idol of Bhagwan Dosala Parshvanath in a Padmasana posture and is located in the village of Dhota Saklana.
Regarding its historical significance, this tirth holds deep roots in antiquity. The captivating and beautiful idol of Dosala Parshvanath is believed to date back to the era of King Samprati. The temple was constructed by the Jain community around V.S. 1880, and it was within this temple that the idol was enshrined. Dosala Parshvanath is also known as "Dohayala Parshvanath." An annual fair is conducted here, coinciding with Karthik Purnima day.
Unlike many other tirths, there are no other temples within the vicinity. Despite being in a small, relatively unknown village, this ancient temple boasts incredible artistry and a remarkable idol of Bhagwan. A visit to this temple is strongly recommended for its historical and spiritual significance.
For those interested in visiting, the tirth is situated in the Dhota Saklana village within the Banaskantha district of Gujarat, near Palanpur city.
