Hutheesing Jain Temple, Jain temple in Ahmedabad, India
The Hutheesing Jain Temple is a Jain temple in central Ahmedabad featuring white marble construction. Smaller shrines are arranged around the main hall in a horseshoe layout with interconnected passages.
Construction began in the 19th century as a private donation from a local merchant family. The design followed traditional patterns of the Gujarati architectural style.
The name honors the merchant family that funded the temple's construction. In the courtyard, you can observe visitors sitting quietly during worship at the central shrines.
Access is open to all visitors, with early morning hours offering a quieter experience. Shoes must be removed before entry and shoulders should be covered.
The ceiling of the main shrine displays geometric patterns carved into the stone. Early morning light filters through open arcades, illuminating these detailed stone carvings in special ways.
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