Temples in Jamnagar

The Jamnagar city is an amazing sacred place and there are also many eye-catching Temples in Jamnagar besides tourist Places to visit in Jamnagar. The Jamnagar is very popular for its Bala Hanuman Temple, Khijada Temple and Jain Temples. Find out the most visited Jamnagar Temples in the following section.

The beautiful Bala Hanuman Temple is located on the border of Jamnagar's central lake and where you can hear the echo of the nonstop prayer that is "Sri Ram, Jai Ram, Jai Jai Ram" performed in relays by saints. The Bala Hanuman Temple Jamnagar is among the worth visiting Jamnagar Temple. The Bala Hanuman Temple Jamnagar is also open during the night. The Bala Hanuman Temple is among the most visited Jamnagar Temple.

The Khijada Temple is an enthralling temple in Jamnagar. The Khijada Temple is the first temple of the Pranami Sect. The Khijada Temple was established in the year 1630 by the Nijandacharya Shri Devchandarji, who was the founder of this devout following. The Khijada Temple is committed to Radha and Krishna. The Pranami Sampraday is established in Hinduism, but believes in the unity of all religions. The Followers of this Pranami Sect acknowledge each other with pranam. There are two 400 years old religious trees surrounding the Khijada Temple. The Khijada Temple Jamnagar structure consists of multicolored and impressive floral designs and the upper interior surface of the Khijada Temple represents the scenes from the life of Lord Krishna. The Khijada Temple Jamnagar is one of the most visited Jamnagar Temples.

The Bhidbhanjan Temple is a divinely temple of Lord Shiva. This Bhidbhanjan Temple Jamnagar was built in the seventeenth century and was commissioned by Rani Phulbhai who was among the Jam Vibhaji's 24 queens. The Bhidbhanjan temple is one the most elegant Jamnagar temples. According to an inscription in the Bhidbhanjan temple, Jam Ranjitsinhji refurbished this temple in the twentieth century. A wave of arches surrounds the square holy place and complex carvings decorate the temple. The Bhidbhanjan Temple Jamnagar is among the most popular Jamnagar temples.

The Jamnagar is home to more than 30 eye-catching Jain temples. Among these impressive Jamnagar Jain Temples, the three most eye-catching Jain temples are located in the Old Jamnagar City. The Jamnagar Jain Temples were built by Jain traders during the sixteenth and seventeenth century, the Jamnagar temple triad is a medley of intricate carvings, very beautifully embellished pillars and multicolored domes. These Jamnagar Jain Temples are worth visiting. The Adeshwarnath Derasar temple is among the oldest of these Jain temples. The Neminath Derasar temple is the largest of the three most beautiful temples and this temple houses 55 smaller holy places. These Jamnagar Jain Temples are worth visiting temples in Jamnagar.

The Mota Ashapura Maa Temple is the temple of Goddess Kuldevi of the Jadeja dynasty of Rajputs who ruled this place. The Mota Ashapura Maa Temple is located in the east part of Jamnagar city from where the entrance to the city. The Mota Ashapura Maa Temple is located close to Darbargadh in old Jamnagar.

The Shantinath Mandir is located to the south-west of Bedi Gate in Jamnagar. The Shantinath Mandir Jamnagar has beautiful complex carvings and the walls are decorated with lovely paintings, showing the life of Jain saints. The Shantinath Mandir Jamnagar floor is made of marble and embellished with unique Jain patterns in yellow, black, white and red.