Navagraha Jain Temple, Jain temple in Varur, Hubballi, India.
Navagraha Jain Temple is a religious complex in Hubballi with multiple shrines and large statues dedicated to Jain deities. The grounds include a residential building with rooms for visitors and spacious gardens surrounding the main temple structures.
The temple was built starting in 2005 under the direction of a spiritual teacher and completed in a short timeframe. This rapid construction reflects the strong community support that drove the project forward.
The temple's name refers to nine Tirthankaras honored in separate shrines throughout the grounds. Visitors can encounter these sacred figures in their own dedicated spaces, which give the place its distinctive character.
The temple offers visitors rooms and meals, making it accessible for pilgrims and guests seeking to stay longer. The grounds are open to explore at a relaxed pace, and visitors should dress respectfully given the sacred nature of the place.
A monumental stone figure dominates the grounds and depicts an important Jain saint in a classic meditative pose. The statue was carved from a single block and represents remarkable sculptural craftsmanship rarely seen in modern construction.
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