In Jainism, "Narak" refers to the realms of hell where souls experience suffering as a result of their accumulated negative karma. "Narak Darshan" refers to descriptions or depictions of these hells, often intended to remind followers of the consequences of non-virtuous actions and to encourage right conduct.

There are several resources available that visually explain the concept of Narak in Jainism. Jain temples, such as the Kanch Mandir (Indore) and some museums, sometimes feature dioramas or paintings depicting the various Naraks as described in Jain scriptures like the "Tattvartha Sutra."

Online, you can find videos in Hindi, Gujarati, and English that explain the Jain concept of Narak, its divisions (seven main hells), and the types of suffering described in scriptures. To find such videos, you can search YouTube with terms like:

• "Jain Narak Darshan"
• "Jain Hell explanation"
• "Jainism Narak description"

Some videos feature animated explanations, while others may include discourses by Jain monks or scholars. Always ensure the source aligns with Jain scriptural teachings, such as those based on the "Tattvartha Sutra" or "Jain Agamas."

If you are interested in scriptural references, you may also look for lectures or pravachans by Jain Acharyas who discuss "Narak" as per Jain philosophy.