Historical Background & Heritage
Built in the early 20th century at a cost of nine lakh rupees (hence named 'Naulakha'), this grand Digambar Jain temple stands at the foot of Vipulachal Hill where Lord Mahavira delivered his first sermon (Pratham Deshna).
Rajgir holds deep spiritual sanctity in Jainism as 20 out of 24 Tirthankaras spent seasons here.
Spiritual Significance & Importance
The temple features intricate marble carvings, quiet courtyards, and spacious dharamshala accommodations with authentic pure Jain bhojanalayas for pilgrims starting their climb up the five holy hills.
Key Attractions & Places to Visit
Main White Marble Tirthankara Sanctum
Peaceful shrine dedicated to Lord Mahavira and Adinath.
Vipulachal Hill Yatra Base
Starting point for climbing Vipulachal, Ratnagiri, and Udaygiri.
Digambar Jain Dharamshala
Clean pilgrim rest house offering pure Jain sattvik food.
Siddha Kshetra Memorial Hall
Exhibits detailing the 20 Tirthankaras connected to Rajgir.
Destination Highlights & Amenities
- Pristine White Marble Temple Architecture & Sanctum
- Starting Point for Vipulachal & 5 Sacred Hill Yatra
- Serene Digambar Jain Dharamshala & Bhojanalaya
- Historical Artefacts & Carved Marble Reliefs
