Ahinsa Sthal - Jain temple in New Delhi - South, India

Mesmerizing place! Very peaceful and quiet place near Dadabari Jain Temple and Qutub Minar. The bhagwan Mahavir Pratima is very calming and view from here includes Qutub Minar and a large structure of Mughal era.

It is a beautiful place in South Delhi. The best time to visit is morning or evening. If you entered in the campus then you feel positivity in your mind and feel very calm. There is grassland in campus you can sit or walk on the grassland you feel very relax. If you go roof ,there is a huge sculpture and that point the view of Delhi is awesome.

its a huge place with lots of greenry. there is a huge idol of Tirthanker Mahavir. the system is good. staff is trained. there is separate section to remove your shoes and they have a library too. its like a temple only. parking is an issue here and you need to park car outside the property on road. place have very calm vibes and its very peaceful. google maps show wrong location but its nearby where it shows. google maps takes us to the backside of this premises.

Peace Not crowded No ticket was there No parking fees, as you have to park on road

Do visit ahinsa sthal It's spiritual place, digambar jain temple Entry is FREE This spritual place teaches ahinsa (non-violance) You can see in pictures a lioness feeding cow's cub and Cow is feeding lioness cub. For going inside. 1st you have to enter, then on right side you have to take your shoes off, and place it in there, and then visit Bhagwan mahavir temple(Ahinsa sthal )from inside. Important - go at morning or evening, afternoon is not good, because the floor is heating on that time, you can't take steps on them, so be aware. Nearest bus stand - Mehrauli terminal Nearest metro - Saket station

Peacefull place to visit ..... it's an jain temple located near qutub minar.........u can visit any time between 7am to 7pm ......some rules to follow as pr tradition......but ultimate view of qutub minar and one tomb also......and the greenery view of city is as pure as a forest.......so please visit and make yr weekend joyful and peaceful both at one place.....

peaceful place for meditation. I travelled alone here before 5 years. The height of the Buddha statue is 13 feet 6 inches. Its weight is around 30 tones. The height of the lotus pedestal is 2 feet 8 inches and it weighs around 17 tones which was so divine. Along with that there were sculptures with great life understanding messages. This place is surrounded by awesome garden which is complete greenery and soothing as well.

The Ahinsa Sthal is a Jain temple close to the Qutub Minar archaeological park. The centrepiece of the temple is a 4 metre high sculpture of Mahavira, the last of Tirthankaras in the current era according to Jain theology. The sculpture depicts Mahavira in the sitting in the yogic position, meditating and looking serene. The sculpture is worth a detour if visiting the aforementioned park, but not really worth going out of the way to see otherwise. The sculpture is located high up above the ground, where you can get great views of the surrounding area, including the Qutub Minar and the tomb of Azad Khan. Well, you would if it wasn't for the lovely winter fog of Delhi.