Shri Ashtapad Derasar, Sarangpur Darwaja Road, Sarangpur, Ahmedabad,Gujarat

Ancient Jain Derasar located at Doshiwada ni pol comes under Heritage Route describing 24 Jain Tirthankars. Beautiful carvings & cleanness.

Astapadji Derasar Doshi Vala ni Pol, nestled within the old city, is a mystical gateway that transports visitors to a realm of serenity and spirituality. The ancient arches and intricate designs of this pol (gateway) create an enchanting atmosphere. Inside the derasar (temple), devotees are immersed in a divine aura, experiencing a harmonious blend of devotion and architectural grandeur. Astapadji Derasar Doshi Vala ni Pol is a sacred haven, inviting pilgrims and seekers to embark on a transformative journey through faith and introspection.

At the end of Doshiwada ni pol, beside the Jain library is situated the marble Derasar of Ashtapadji.

It is built in the Hindu–Jain style of architecture with elaborate decoration. The sculptures and motifs include human figure in dancing position or playing musical instruments, animals and various other floral patterns can be seen here.

It was built around 1856 A.D. by Sheth Maganlal Karamchand. The Derasar has idols of Adishwar Bhagvan and Mahavir Swami. It also has the idols of Sheth and Shethani and their guru apart from a host of other status.

It is believed that 32 statues are made of Ratikar Parvat’s red marble. 16 statues are made up of Dadhimukh Parvat’s red marble. 4 statues are made out of Nandishwar Island’s Anjangiri Parvat’s black marble. Just beside the Derasar, there is a Jain shop that sells the 5 required articles that a Jain Svetambar Monk carries.