Jain Mandir, Ambala, Haryana

Jain Mandir is one of the revered places in the Cantonment. It is said that the idols installed in the temple is 2500 years old and the temple was established 150 years ago. The stone carved idol of Chand Prabhu is biggest among the four while idol of Arihant is smallest. The others idols are of Shanti Nath and Parshavnath. The idol of Shanti Nath is carved out of marble while others are made of stone. According to the locals these were recovered during excavation held at Pinjore Gardens. 

Jain Mandir is one of the most revered worship centres in the region and, which is believed to house 2,500 years old idols. Situated at Ambala Sadar, the shrine houses four idols of Jain deities in the temple. According to the folklore, the Jain Temple was established 150 years ago.

Chanda Prabhu is the biggest sculpture housed in the temple. Among other sculptures are Parshavnath, Arihant and Shantinath. The sculpture of Shantinath is carved on a marble. Some other idols were also excavated from a site at Pinjore. These were brought to the Ambala, as the Jain Mandir at Ambala was closest to the site.