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05/04/2025

Jirawala Parshwanath is renowned Jain pilgrimage and one of prominent 108 Parshwanath idols. This temple is located in Sirohi district of Rajasthan.

This idol was found in 894 CE from a cave and there are many legends associated with this idol. This 18cms white coloured idol of 23rd Jain Thirthankar lord Parshwanath is believed to be made from mixture of milk and sand was consecrated by Acharya Devguptsuri.

The current temple structure dates back to 1134 AD but some part of the structure was affected during 2001 earthquake which was later restored in 2017. There are 52 subshrines surrounding the principal temple shrine. The temple is famous for its intricate carving in white marble as well as newly constructed Dharmashala which gives royal look to whole temple complex.

26/02/2025

21/02/2025

Statue of Unity, is the worlds tallest statue with height of 182 meters. This statue of Shri Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel was built to commemorate his mammoth efforts of convincing 565 princely states to get merged and create a united India after independence in 1947.

This statue is located on the bank of Narmada river where Sardar Sarovar Dam is constructed in the Indian state of Gujarat. The installed power capacity of this dam is 1450 MW (1 billion kWh every year). Apart from this there are many tourist attractions created around this statue such as Glow Garden, Valley of flowers, maze garden, projection mapping (laser show), museum depicting indian freedom struggle, Jungle safari and many more.
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19/02/2025

Shamalaji temple is dedicated to lord Vishnu. The temple is located on Golden Quadrilateral highway on the route to Udaipur, Rajasthan from Himmatnagar, Gujarat.

The temple is built in Chalukya style and having four gates in four directions. The temple structure is from 15-16th century but the idol of Vishnu is from 7-8th century. Also there is a shivalay opposite to the temple which dates back to 7-8th century.

The black idol of lord Vishnu is holding Gada (mace), Chakra (disc), Shankh (conch) and Kamal (lotus) in four hands. The temple structure is adorned with intricate carvings of Hindu deities and depiction of Mahabharata incidents.

There is Dharmshala and Bhojanshala available within the vicinity of temple complex. This temple is flocked by pilgrims from Vaishnav sect and adivasi people. The temple is treat to eyes for sculpture lovers.

Temple timings for Darshan are 6:00-11:30 am, 12:15-12:30 pm, 2:15-8:00 pm

18/02/2025

Jirawala Labdhi Vikram Dham, Modasa.


This Jain temple is replica of Jirawala Parshwanath Tirth of Rajasthan. The temple complex comprises newly constructed Dharamshala and Bhojanshala.
Rooms of Dharamshala are well maintained and having all the basic amenities. The temple ambience is very peaceful which helps one to immerse in spirituality.

Nearby Jain Tirths:
1> Tintoi - 15 kms ; Temple of Muhari Parshwanath, one of the 108 Parshwanath
2> Kesariyaji - 97 kms ; Temple of Rishabhdev
3> Udaipur - 157 kms ; Temple of Chanda Parshwanath and Savina Parshwanath
All this three pilgrimages are on the same route from Modasa to Udaipur.

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06/07/2024

Rani Ki Vav, (Queen's Stepwell), Patan, Gujarat.

Rani ki Vav, situated in Patan, Gujarat, India, is a renowned stepwell constructed in 1063 CE by Rani Udayamati of the Chaulukya Dynasty in memory of her husband, Bhimdev I. According to a 1304 CE account by Jain monk Merutunga, Udayamati, daughter of Naravaraha Khangara, commissioned the stepwell, which took 20 years to complete. In the 1890s, archaeologists Henry Cousens and James Burgess observed Rani ki Vav buried under silt, with only the shaft and a few pillars visible. Rediscovered in the 1940s, it underwent restoration by the Archaeological Survey of India in the 1980s. Designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2014, Rani ki Vav stands as a testament to ancient architectural and cultural significance.

Located along the Saraswati River, this stepwell stands as one of Gujarat's oldest and most well-preserved examples. Its intricate design features multiple levels accessed via stairs, adorned with rows of intricately carved pillars and over 800 sculptures. Predominantly depicting Vishnu avatars and adorned with striking geometric motifs, the stepwell is structured akin to an inverted temple. It showcases exceptional craftsmanship characteristic of the era, embodying the distinctive Maru-Gurjara architectural style. Notably, its sculptures bear resemblance to those found at the Vimalavasahi temple in Mount Abu and the Sun temple in Modhera

How to reach:
- Nearest international airport is Ahmedabad
- Accessible by train and road via Ahmedabad or Mehsana

02/07/2024

02/07/2024

02/07/2024

इस शिवमंदिर की इंजीनियरिंग आपको हैरान कर देगी ,हम साधारण सा मकान बनाते है तो उसपर भी बीम लगाने की जरूरत पड़ती है, लेकिन यह इतना भव्य और विशाल मंदिर होने के बाद भी इस मंदिर में कोई बीम नही है ।।

आप जरा सोचकर देखे की आपके साथ कितनी बड़ी नाइंसाफी हुई है, अगर यही मंदिर किसी विदेशी ने बनाया होता, तो 4 बार तो दूरदर्शन पर दिखाते, ओर सामाजिक विज्ञान - इतिहास की पुस्तकों में तो छोड़ो, गणित की पुस्तकों में भी इसका वर्णन देते ।।

यह मंदिर छत्तीसगढ़ के ओनाकोना गांव में है ।। खजुराहो के मंदिर जितना ही प्राचीन यह मंदिर है ।

अब हमारी भव्य विरासत का प्रचार हमे ही करना है ।।

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