Shri Panchasara Parshvnath Patan Jain Tirth, Azad chowk, Acharya Hemchandrasuriji, Road, Egara,Patan,Gujarat

The Panchasara Parshwanath Jain Derasar in Patan is a significant Jain pilgrimage site with a rich history dating back to the 8th century. Nestled in the heart of Patan city, this ancient temple is a testament to Jain architecture and culture.

PANCHASARA PASHAWANATH JAIN TEMPLE –

A Marvel of History and Devotion in Patan

Step into a realm of divine grandeur and historical significance at Panchasara Parshwanath Jain Temple, a testament to the legacy of Vanaraja Chavda, who established this sacred sanctuary in 746 CE. Nestled in the heart of Patan, this temple stands as a beacon of Jain pilgrimage, boasting a resplendent architecture adorned with intricate white marble and sacred carvings.

As you enter, behold the awe-inspiring 1.5 meters tall marble idol of Parshvanatha, adorned with exquisite parikara and surrounded by divine symbolism. Marvel at the domical ceiling adorned with celestial figures, and pay homage to other revered idols housed within, including Vasupujya and Jain monk Kakkasuri. Well maintained neat and clean premises. Must visit for all Jains since it’s one of 108 Parasnath tirth Darshan.

This place is located in the heart of Patan city. The temple is approximately 1200 years old. It is usually open in the afternoon. Very peaceful and serene atmosphere. There is a beautiful rose garden in the backyard. The main god (Mulnayak) is Shree Parshwanath with multiple other idols of Jain gods. Bhojanshala is right next to it which closes at 1pm in the afternoon.