The Sri Jain Shwetamber Nakoda Ji Teerth in Rajasthan is one of the holiest places for the Jain sect.
I visited here in March of 2021 and the first structure is this moderately-sized welcome arch for the temple complex.
The main temple is not large but its religious and spiritual significance is highest among all other temples in the Nakoda Temple Complex.
The temple entrance looks beautiful from far away.
And getting closer I could see the detailed carvings in marble on the walls and the two majestic elephants.
Inside the temple campus are two more standing life-sized statues of 2 elephants welcoming the devotees.
The staircase is also richly decorated in patterns of the Rajasthani style.
The Dhyan Dharana place is not very spacious but the day was not crowded when I visited.
The ceiling of the dome above is richly decorated with patterns and idols of dancing figures.
Here is another entrance of the temple complex in Nakoda, that is entirely made in marble and richly painted.
Another fascinating entrance in white marble with rich colors is this one in the Nakoda Jain Temple.
Accessibility Features
Outside the temple is a large accessible parking and also the main entrance is accessible.
The stairs leading to the main temple also have a railing though not reachable using a wheelchair.
Here’s a snapshot:
Ramp access.
A wheelchair-accessible Entrance.
A wheelchair-accessible Restroom/Toilet.
A wheelchair-accessible Parking.
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