Jain Mandir in Sanganer
The temple was constructed in many phases and the last phase was completed in 10th century A.D. This was mentioned in the inscription of V.S. 1011 and in one of toranas (pylons).

Architecture of Jain Mandir in Sanganer
The entire temple is made out of red sandstone based on ancient style of architecture and comes with breathtaking images. The architecture of the main gate reminds the tourists of the famous Dilwara temples of Mount Abu.It was Muni Sudhasagarji who brought out valuable Jain murti that is made out of precious stone in the presence of some 5 lakhs disciples.
This process also was live telecasted in various TV channels which is also covered by the media widely. The idols that were brought out for darshan should be returned to the underground temple when the auspicious signs are prevalent.
The inner temple is made of stone shrine and the idol of Parshwanath with seven serpent hoods is found in the centre of the temple.
Though the outer parts of the temple are made out of red sandstone, the inner parts are made out of white stone.
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