Digamber Jain Mandir - Jambu Dweep Rachna in Khatauli

On 19th November 2022 got a chance to visit the Digambara Jain Temple. A world heritage for World Peace a Huge Temple is under construction. Rest all the temples are built according to the Jainism. Where I saw number of Education institutions visited for the part of annual excursion.

Good experience peaceful place.. Easy to transit from meerut to hastinapur

Its a good place to visit with family.

A good place to visit nearby Meerut city....and also a destination for a pre-wedding shoot.....Not too far from Meerut city easy to access....

It is amazing.U will not find as many temples at one place with such a beautiful architecture.Not only for Jains, It is also a picnic place for all others

Hastinapur is an ancient place in India and was famous during Mahabharat period as capital place of Kauravas. Now here are many Digambar Jain temples with developed garden and tourist places. All the facilities are available. Dharmashalas to live, washing rooms and modern amenities.

Very beautiful and peaceful place .Favourite palace of tourism.Amazing viewThere is very thing that I love like peaceful temple ,jambu dip ,artificial train ,boat for riding ,electronic elephant children love to ride ,a lot of games,park and many more

Must visit place..very peaceful..its a religious place of Jains..

Shri Digamber Jain Prachin Bada Mandir is a Jain temple complex in located in Hastinapur, Uttar Pradesh. It is the oldest Jain temple in Hastinapur dedicated to Shri Shantinatha, the 16th Jain Tirthankara.

A combination of religious as well as local tourist place with lots of activities to do inclusing swings, boat rides and a lot more.Food stalls outside the compound are a must try. Religious structures like lotus temple jamboo deep are just so beautiful.

Nice Holy pilgrimage...

Very nice place

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Hastinapur jammu temple Jain temple Jain Mandir so beautiful temple so beautiful view 🪟 & travelling tourist photography good experience fully enjoyed with friends 🙏 😘

Its wonderful place of many Jin temples in one campus, specially thirteen deep, teenlok and sumeru parvat. There is also a dharamshala and bhojanshala for peoples who are coming to stay over there.

It was amazing memories. We went there with family. We enjoyed full. And show many kind of God stachu . And one thing more I really feel very Happy. And I had done mediation.

Beautiful architecture all around. Calm and peaceful. The view from the top of Sumeru Parvat is mesmerizing.

Very good place for one day halt

The center is completely build for generation, jainism and science behind it..Its oldest religion and is the toughest practice to achive salvation..

The place where you can find some Jain culture and nice handcrafted design on the various temple and walls...Location-- 12 km from mawana khalaJammu deep is famous for schooling tours and college trips...

A very famous religious place of Jains. Facilities are really good. Monkeys are present in huge numbers and you need to be careful while carrying pooja dravya or any food item.

Great place to enjoy and for outing, childrens enjoyed very much,clean environment, pollution free,good place to visit

Very calm and peaceful place. An ancient place - a tirth-sthal which every Jain should visit once in their life time.

Public place for tourist as well as for local peoples.....there is a meditation temple which is so good and lotus temple also💯

Nammu dwip, Group of Jain temples located 110 kms away from Delhi. Recent constructions but modern marvel

Very Very Holy spiritual place where we feel internal peace

Such a calm and peaceful place. The perfect weekend getaway for family. Just a stroll through the temple campus helps in refreshing the mind. The only problem i found was that the washrooms were not well maintained. Watchout for the monkeys.

Such a great time to spent hear during vacations.. This place is known as Jambu Deep, Located near Astha pad..

Digambar jain temple is awesome,cause the is neat and clean have good scurety,there is even a canteen in under the wall of temple.The temple is since 2000a.d.Temple is near kurushetra field.

Nice clean and well maintained place for a picnic with your family and friends... Staff is good but some of them are hilarious... Place looks good but lack of trees and temples are awesome... If you wanna go then go in morning or evening otherwise you gonna feel uncomfortable...!

Sorry to say but I liked this place untill today, now I hate this place not because of its beauty but because of discrimination. Jambu dweep community has made a rule for visitors and tourists that ONLY A SPECIAL COMMUNITY IS ALLOWED TO ENTER IN SUMERU PARVAT( a tower like place from where you can see complete view of Jambu dweep). I made a video for proof but there is any option to upload that here.Jambu dweep is going to lose its charm because of this DISCRIMINATION.I hope this review is helpful for you...

Awesome place to visit..lot of temple to view..Structure & design is great..great selfi zone..calm & clean place..😇😇😇

Neat and clean peaceful place to visit with family. Good place for meditation also.

Silent and good place to spend time. But beware of monkeys.

Digambar Jain Mandir is A beautiful piece of Art and Devotion of Jain Culture. So many Temples inside one temple, Stairs will let you visit to the upper most floor of the temple. Traveling Tip: Better you visit in the Eavening time Or when climate is cloudy, otherwise it will be a headache more than fun. Hope you all find my tip helpful.

This place is situated 38 Km from Meerut Uttar Prades. The place is having very important significance for Jain community. This place is a must visit if youre visiting meerut and want ot spend some leisure time with your family. Specially Kids would love this place as lot of attractions for them available here. I enjoyed a lot during my visit to this place.

This is one of the most beautiful Jain Temple you will ever see! There are tons of temple here and the dharamshala here is very well maintained. The temples are beautiful. There are a lot of monkey here so beware of them if you are carrying rice with you. You should definitely come to this place if you are thinking of going on a family vacation.

Excellent place to visit and to know the culture and ritual of jainism... place where u can watch very different kind of things.. u can take so many pictures selfies.. must visit once

It is good temple in hastinapur. It is digambar Jain temple. It has garden and few rides for kids playing. You can spend up to 3 hrs depending upon your interest.

Its very famous templ,many people come here too see its beauty . Mainly its a Hindu Jain temple,but all religions people come here .its a awesome palce too bring young kids. A lot of structure of parking is available here wish is free of cost .its a big temple any body notice it very simply.its shown Jain culture and there goddesse .its very famous temple of hastnapur.i visited many time here with my family and my friend all time I feel awesome here .it is very Holly place .many Jain thirthankr statue are situated here . A small garden also situated here which is like very fanatics. Which is I say about this place that is low ,I can not express the hollynees, pleasure,purity and peace of this place .

Great Religious place.Good infrastructure and huge temple.Well maintained and clean.On road food outlet at reasonable rate.Nice green spaces and play area for kids.Beware of monkey. 🐵

This temple is situated in the tourist attraction hastinapur which has glory of Jain religion and many other people come here to explore its nature and beauty Here are things which attracts visitors to come back and recommend this place to visit to their family friends and relatives to visit there. The atmosphere is ideal for visiting this place before noon because it starts heating and sun reaches on the head and after evening there are lot of cried whivh makes your trip little bit annoyed

It is built in large complex and there are lot of temples inside complex. You can boat ride and have fun in toy train.

If you want some spiritual and relaxing time with your family and friends. You must visit this jain temple in hastinapur. Too enjoyable for kids. Many swings and boating is there. Very calm and Serene place to visit.

Marvelous piece of Architecture... Great for Architects and designers.

Its a holy place with good views & rooms are available for family. Also nice place for a family trip.

Awesome place to visit with family or friends. There is roadways buses available from meerut to hastinapur. Which takes approx. 1hour. Must visit this place!

I had a wonderful time here,Tall towers at this place gives a breathtaking views of hastinapur jambu dweep and majestic landscaping of temple.Roaming around gives a magical impression in your mind and pull you towards peace and prosperity.Photography inside the main hall is not permitted you can click photos in most of the areas which have stunning views.This spiritual place is good for devotion but also welcomes family planning for weekend picnic spots.Food here is also good.I am sharing some photos which will give you an idea how this place looks.

Located on the right bank of an old bed of the Ganga, known in literature and tradition as the capital of the Kauravas of the Mahabharata fame. Hastinapur was the capital of the Kuru Kingdom. Many incidents in the epic Mahabharata have taken place in the city of Hastinapur. The birth of the Mahabharata villains, the 100 Kauravas, happened here, by their mother, Queen Gandhari, wife of King Dhritarashtra. On the bank of the Budhi Ganga, two places known as Draupadi Ghat[2] and Karna Ghat remind one of the Mahabharata personages.The first reference to Hastinapur in Puranas comes as the capital of Emperor Bharata. Samrat Samprati, the grandson of the emperor Asoka the Great, of the Mauryan Empire, built many temples here during his empire. The ancient temple and stupas are not present today. Excavation at Hastinapur was carried out in the early 1950s by B.B. Lal, Director General of the Archaeological Survey of India. Although the main aim of this excavation, mentioned by Lal himself, was to find out the stratigraphic position of Painted Grey Ware with reference to other known ceramic industries of the early historical period, Lal also ended up making correlations between the text of the Mahabharata and the material remains that he uncovered at Hastinapur. This exercise led him to historicize some of the traditions mentioned in the text, as well as link the appearance of the Painted Grey Ware with Aryans in upper Ganges basin areas.[3] Though pre-history of Hastinapur is not clear as full scale excavation could not be undertaken in inhabited area. In the medieval era, Hastinapur was attacked by Mughal ruler Babur when invading Hindustan. During British India, Hastinapur was ruled by the Gujjar Raja Nain Singh Nagar. He built many Hindu temples in and around Hastinapura.

Jain Temple at its best, beautifully built,nice compound and well maintained.Just few hour drive from Delhi.