Jwalamalini Devi Atishaya Kshetra, Simhanagadde (Narasimharajapura, Chikkamagaluru, Karnataka) is a famous Digambar Jain temple complex dedicated mainly to Jwalamalini Devi, the yakshini of Chandraprabhu. It is considered an important Jain centre in Karnataka and is known for its Atishaya (miraculous) tradition of Jwalamalini. The temple complex also includes other shrines, halls, and the Jala Mandir, a water-image temple inaugurated in 2008 as a replica of Pavapuri’s Jala Mandir. Timing typically includes morning and evening darshan and rituals. The site is associated with the Yapaniya lineage within the Mula Sangha and hosts the heritage of many Jain svadhyaya and charitable activities. In brief: Jwalamalini Devi is the principal deity here, revered as the guardian goddess of the temple, with a strong historical and religious presence in the region. Dynastic and ritual details may vary slightly between Digambar and Shwetambar communities, but the Simhanagadde temple is traditionally a Digambar Jain center.

If you’re planning a visit, you can expect temple timings around early morning to late evening and campus facilities for devotees and visitors. For precise timings and current activities, the temple’s official site provides the most up-to-date information.