Kumbharia Jain temples

The temple complex consists of five intricately carved white marble structures featuring detailed pillars, domes, and ornate wall carvings throughout the buildings.

Built between 1062 and 1231 during the Chaulukya dynasty rule, these temples represent the architectural excellence of medieval Gujarat under various rulers.

The temples contain representations of all 24 Tirthankaras and depict important scenes from Jain mythology through stone carvings and sculptural decorations.

The temple complex provides accommodation facilities and dining halls for pilgrims, with the nearest railway station located in Palanpur, Gujarat.

The site originally contained 360 temples during the Chaulukya period, making it one of the largest concentrations of Jain temples in medieval India.

Location: Banaskantha district

Website: https://anandjikalyanjipedhi.org/tirth/kumbhariyaji-tirth

GPS coordinates: 24.32433,72.86269

Latest update: May 13, 2025 13:11