Situated on the outskirts of Ajmer, the Nareli Jain Temple, also known as Shri Gyanodaya Tirth Kshetra, is a harmonious blend of contemporary design and traditional Jain artistry. Perched along National Highway 8, approximately 9 kilometers from Ajmer Junction Railway Station, this temple stands as a testament to modern architectural brilliance infused with spiritual essence.
Constructed in 1994 under the patronage of Ashok Patni of RK Marbles, the temple showcases intricate marble carvings and a unique angular design. The complex houses 24 miniature temples on the surrounding hills, each dedicated to one of the 24 Jain Tirthankaras. Notably, the idols of Arahnath, Kunthunath, and Shantinath, each weighing approximately 24 tons, are significant highlights
Opening Hours: Daily from 6:30 AM to 7:00 PM.
Morning Aarti: 8:30 AM.
Evening Aarti: 20 minutes before sunset.
The temple becomes a hub of spiritual activities during major Jain festivals:
Mahavir Jayanti: Celebrated in March or April, marking the birth of Lord Mahavira.
Paryushana: An annual holy event for Jains, usually observed in August or September.
The temple becomes a hub of spiritual activities during major Jain festivals:
Mahavir Jayanti: Celebrated in March or April, marking the birth of Lord Mahavira.
Paryushana: An annual holy event for Jains, usually observed in August or September.
Footwear: Remove shoes before entering the temple premises.
Dress Code: Modest attire is recommended to respect the sanctity of the site.
Photography: Seek permission for photography; adhere to designated areas.
Facilities: Dharamshala (guesthouse) and Bhojanalaya (dining hall) are available for pilgrims
Address: Nareli Jain Temple, NH-8, Ajmer, Rajasthan, India.
