Shree Jain Shwetamber Nageshwar Parshwanath Tirth - Jain temple in Unhel - Jhalawar, India

A great place for jain's to visit... very old and named tirth road is good but have to reach mandir before sun set is good... tirth place is located in small area and the way is in between forest in night it is not easy to drive...

Rich history of Jainism being well preserved by the temple dignitaries... it's the only standing statue of Shree Parshwanath Bhagwan. They have good facilities for stay & food...the place is located in Rajasthan near MP border... It's 1 of the 108 Parshwanath Bhagwan temples in India

The life size statue of esteemed Lord Shri Parshwanath, the 23rd tirthankar of the Jain religion has been installed here. To prove its ancientness a few of the facts are as under: In the olden times the statues made out of precious and semi-precious stones were mostly preferred than the ordinary stone statues, according to the sayings this statue was also made of Markat Mani. The original life size statue (measuring nine hands length) of the same color, shape, pleasant facial expressions and action oriented pose, can be crafted only by some one who had personally seen the Lord. In spite of dreadful and torrential rain Dharnendra Dev continued Lord's devotional bhakti for almost three days, in it's memory the Lord's statue was crafted. The example of which has been described in Shri Parshwanath Charitra, Parshwanath Panch-Kalyanak Pujan and various other treatise related to Jain Religion. After Diksha the roaming area to the Lord remained in and around the surroundings of Varanasi. Related to the same are Ahichhatra tirths where perhaps Meghamali continued it's upasarga towards the Lord and Dharnendra Dev Crafted Lord's Statue. After a long time the same was brought perhaps by the angels at it's present site of Unhel. In the second century old jain Stupas situated around the stony Hillocks near Mathura's stone inscription there are represences about some eleven Hundred years old jain building's and statues, wherein there are deiscriptions of statues installed by angels and among them there is also a represence of a life size statue made of Market Mani. Perhaps this statue of Lord Shri Nageshwar Parshwanath may be the same one. There is a reference in the old treaties about creations of statues of the great saint by persons during their life time and hence this may not be improbable or surprising. The sacred special light marks on pedestal of the statue also proves this and the experts of statues have also endorsed there facts. Considering the above points and the history of Shri Nageshwar tirth, without any hesitation this can be inferred very well that this statue is 3000 years old and that there cannot be two opinions about it.

Shree Nageshwar Parshwanth Jain temple is situated on the border of border of Madhya Pradesh and Rajasthan State. The ancient name of Shree Nageshwar Parshwanth Jain tirth is Virampur.This ancient temple was cnstructed around 1200-1300 years ago.

Dharmsala is best room & service. Food is good.

Very beautifully constructed temple, in unhel, rajasthan. This is very popular among all, specially jains. People from all over rajasthan and gujarat come in huge numbers to pay a visit here and spend some amazingly peaceful time in the temple of Lord parshwanath. You can do puja here, spend very serene time and will come back feeling very happy from inside A must visit place for every devotee

Recently visited Shree Jain Nageshwar Tirth during murti isthapna mahotasva and amazed to see the huge full size green 13.5 feet tall idol (look black) of lord Shri Parasnath Bhagwan which look beautiful. The entire campus is full of spiritual environment. The beauty of campus is that all of its Dharamshala's are inter-connected which is found to be very convenient. With a little more effort, one of the Dharamshala's, Prabodh where we stayed can be made more comfortable. If possible, stay in Godwal Dharamshala which is said to be the best around the tirth. The bhojanshala is fully functional and serve food like at home. The entire isthapna mahotasva was organised beautifully for which mahotasva committee must be complimented. Disappointed to see how even jain programmes are now been converted into the the full fledged marketing event with the blessings of saints! Huge amount of money is being collected through such events, of course for the development of tirth! Vikramgarh Alot (VMA) is the nearest railway station where most of the trains stop for about two minutes. Nearest airport is located in Indore which is about 125 kms.

Nageshwar Parasnath Tirth is a significant Jain pilgrimage tirth located in unhel district Jhalawar Rajasthan Brief description of the tirth: 1. **Location:** Nageshwar Parasnath Tirth is situated in Unhel, which is in the Ujjain district of Madhya Pradesh. 2. **Dedication:** This tirth is dedicated to Lord Parshwanath, the 23rd Tirthankara in Jainism. Lord Parshwanath is an important figure in Jain religious history and teachings. 3. **Temple Complex:** The tirth features a complex of Jain temples and shrines, with the central focus being a temple dedicated to Lord Parshwanath. These temples are often adorned with intricate Jain architectural designs and carvings. 4. **Religious Significance:** The tirth holds deep religious significance for Jain devotees who visit to pay their respects, perform rituals, and seek spiritual guidance. It provides a serene and peaceful environment for meditation and reflection.