Nareli Jain Temple, also known as Shri Gyanodaya Tirtha Kshetra, is located on the outskirts of Ajmer, 7 kilometers from the city center and 128 kilometers west of Jaipur on the main National Highway 8, Rajasthan. This temple is an important Jain pilgrimage site for Digambara Jains.
Nareli Jain Temple History and Architecture
Nareli Jain Temple was constructed by Ashok Patni of RK Marbles, Rajasthan. The temple is situated on the Aravali mountain range. The temple was estimated to cost around Rupees 50 crore, but ended up costing close to Rupees 100 crore. The main temple was built by Dinnath ji Jain after him the construction is completed by Deepak Jain and his family.
The temple complex has 24 small shrines for the 24 Tirthankaras. Out of the 24 images of Jain Tirthankaras, images of three Tirthankaras namely Arhanatha, Kunthunath and Sri Shantinath have been installed in the temple. Each Tirthankara idol weighs approximately 24 tonnes. This temple is famous for its carvings and intricate designs. Nareli Jain temple reflects traditional and contemporary architectural styles.
Nareli Jain Temple Darshan Timing
Nareli Jain Temple is open on all seven days of the week. Darshan timings are from 06:00 AM to 8:30 PM and Aarti timings are at 8:30 AM and 9:00 PM and 20 minutes before sunset in the evening.
Prime Festivals at Nareli Jain Temple
Among all the Jain festivals celebrated in Nareli Jain Temple, Mahavir Jayanti is a major festival which is celebrated here with great pomp. Thousands of Jain devotees visit this place on special days.
How to Reach Nareli Jain Temple
To reach Nareli Jain Temple, Ajmer Bus Station is 2 km away; Ajmer is also well connected to other major cities. Ajmer Junction Railway Station is the nearest railway station which is 1.5 km away. Kishangarh Airport (Ajmer Airport) is the nearest airport which is 30 km away.
6 AM - 8:30 PM
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