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Who is Bhagwan Naminatha?
Β Discover the most sacred and magnificent temples where devotees have worshipped Bhagwan Naminatha for centuries
π Shri Naminatha Swami Temple
Khajuraho, Madhya Pradesh
Naminatha Swami Temple is a 10th-century Digambara Jain temple in Khajuraho, Madhya Pradesh, India. It is dedicated to Lord Naminatha, the 21st Tirthankar of Jain Dharma. The temple was originally built as an Adinatha shrine during the Chandela period. The temple has some Vaishnavaite features on its exterior. The entrance has an inscription with a magic square. It is part of the Khajuraho Group of Monuments, a UNESCO World Heritage Site associated with the Chandela dynasty.
10th Century CE (Chandela period, renovated over time)
Jain Vastu & Architecture (with Vaishnavaite elements) (Architecture)
Khajuraho , Madhya Pradesh
Naminatha Kalyanak Mahotsav
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Shri Naminatha Ji Temple, Palitana (Gujarat) India
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1. Shri Shankheshwar Naminatha Bhagwan
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2. Shri Jirawala Naminatha Bhagwan
Saran ka Khera, Rajasthan

3. Shri Stambhan Naminatha Bhagwan
Khambhat, Gujarat
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- Interactive hotspots with information
- Sacred chanting audio
- Historical context and stories
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π― Famous Naminatha Temples
π1. Naminatha temple, Khajuraho
- Major pilgrimage site in Khajuraho district
- Dedicated to Lord Naminatha teachings
- Annual fair attracts lakhs of devotees
π Naminatha Temple at Jaisalmer Fort:
- Found within the Jaisalmer Fort, which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site in the Rajasthan region.
- Temple built in the middle of a lotus-filled lake
- Sacred site for Jain devotees
π Other Important Temples
π 3. Shikharji Temple
- Cluster of historic Jain temples
- this temple in Jharkhand is a major pilgrimage center where many Jain Tirthankaras achieved liberation.
- Pilgrimage involves climbing 10,000 steps
π Dilwara Temples (Mount Abu)
- World-famous for marble carvings
- Dedicated to Jain Tirthankaras
- Architectural masterpiece of Jain culture
Accommodation & Facilities

Dharmshala
- Temple-managed
- Basic facilities at nominal cos
- Advance booking recommended
- Vegetarian meals available

Dining
- Pure vegetarian food only
- Temple prasadam available
- Local Jain restaurants nearby
- Special festival meals

Facilities
- Medical facilities available
- Wheelchair accessibility
- Parking arrangements
- Information centers