Jain Mahavira, Jodhpur, Rajasthan India

In 783 A.D, the Jain Temple was built by Pratihara King Vatsa. Dedicated to Lord Mahavira (24th Jain Tirthankara), the temple is considered as an important pilgrimage centre of the Jains. The temple is celebrated for its stunning architecture. The main door is carved with an impression of young maidens on it. One can have a glance of carved pillars adorn the site of the main porch. In another porch, one can find a shade of a little stylish construction. The main shrine is sited on a high platform made of sandstone. The sanctum encompasses the idol of Lord Mahavira. In the hall their are three balconies which make the sanctum well ventilated.