Shri Digamber Jain Temple

Sarnath is an important pilgrimage point for believers of Jainism too. The 11th Jain Tirthankara Shreyanshnath was born in a village close to Sarnath. Built in 1824, the Digambar Jain Temple is also called the Shreyanshnath Jain Temple. The temple houses a large image of Shreyanshnath, and there are attractive frescoes depicting the life of Bhagwan Mahavir, founder of the Jain religion.nIn Jainism, tirthankara means ‘one who has detached himself from the material world’. The path to this Jain temple is lined with gardens and greenery on both sides. In Digambar monasticism, branch of Jain Dharma, this is a mus-visit point. According to history, four Tirthankaras were born close to Varanasi and therefore many Jain devotees visit Sarnath to pay their obeisance.nA beautiful photograph taken from the monastic ruins in the Dhamek Stupa Compound has the three monuments; Mulagandha Kuti Vihar, the imposing Dhamek Stupa and the Digambar Jain Temple in one frame. There is no entry ticket for the temple and the timings of visit are from sunrise to sunset and the temple is easily accessible from the main road.

Birthplace of 11th tirthankara. Nice and quiet place to visit

This place is situated in sarnath varanasi. Shri Digambar jain temple are placed 100 meters opposite from sarnath musium. This is a very popular place in sarnath varanasi. Many of visitors and tourist, many of foreigners tourist are comes here. Sarnath is famous for many historical and religious place. Sarnath musium has many statues of God Buddha. I love❤ and like this place due to very romanticud83cudf39ud83dudc8f and hearty lovers. Thanksud83cudf39 to all of nearest public who take profit of entertainment of this place.

A peaceful temple which is believed to be th birthplace of 11th tirthankara of Jain religion named as Shreyansanath. The temple contains pictures of all 24 tirthankara of jain religion along with their symbol. Digamber is a sect of jain religion who's follower do not wear any clothes,take bath and cut hair on their own.The priest here will share the knowledge regarding the sect also show you the pictures of the recent digamber guru.

Sarnath is an important pilgrimage point for believers of Jainism too. The 11th Jain Tirthankara Shreyanshnath was born in a village close to Sarnath. Built in 1824, the Digambar Jain Temple is also called the Shreyanshnath Jain Temple. The temple houses a large image of Shreyanshnath, and there are attractive frescoes depicting the life of Bhagwan Mahavir, founder of the Jain religion.nnIn Jainism, tirthankara means ‘one who has detached himself from the material world’. The path to this Jain temple is lined with gardens and greenery on both sides. In Digambar monasticism, branch of Jain Dharma, this is a mus-visit point. According to history, four Tirthankaras were born close to Varanasi and therefore many Jain devotees visit Sarnath to pay their obeisance.nnA beautiful photograph taken from the monastic ruins in the Dhamek Stupa Compound has the three monuments; Mulagandha Kuti Vihar, the imposing Dhamek Stupa and the Digambar Jain Temple in one frame. There is no entry ticket for the temple and the timings of visit are from sunrise to sunset and the temple is easily accessible from the main road.