Answer

You are likely referring to an old Jain temple located at Lambeshwar ni Pol / Lambeswar ni Pol near Kalupur, Ahmedabad, close to the city’s heritage route area.

Ahmedabad’s old city, especially areas around Kalupur, Relief Road, Manek Chowk, and the pols, has many historic Jain temples, some of which are several centuries old.

Explanation

In Jain tradition, old temples in Ahmedabad’s pols are highly significant because:

• They preserve ancient Jain devotion and temple architecture.
• Many were built or renovated by Jain śrāvaks and merchant families.
• They often house beautiful mūrtis, carvings, wooden architecture, and traditional upāśrays nearby.
• They remain active places of darshan, puja, pratikraman, and religious gatherings.

However, I cannot confirm the exact historical claim that this specific temple is 600 years old unless it is clearly established by temple records, inscription, Jain community tradition, or accepted historical documentation.

Spiritual Understanding

For Jains, the importance of such a temple is not only its age, but its role as a place of:

• Darshan of Jinendra Bhagwan
• Bhakti and inner purification
• Connection with Jain heritage
• Inspiration for ahimsa, samyak darshan, and spiritual discipline

Takeaway

The Jain temples in the old pols of Ahmedabad are precious parts of Jain heritage. If you want accurate details about the Lambeshwar ni Pol temple, the best verification would be from the temple trust, local Jain sangh, inscriptions inside the temple, or established Jain heritage records.