Major Temples Dedicated to Ajitnath
Sacred shrines where devotees from around the world come to seek blessings and spiritual guidance
Shri Ajitnath Temple, Taranga
Gujarat, India
The most famous and revered temple dedicated to Bhagwan Ajitnath. Built in the 11th century, this temple is renowned for its exquisite architecture and spiritual significance.

Ajitnath Temple, Rajgir
Bihar, India
Ancient temple where Ajitnath is believed to have attained Keval Gyaan. Sacred site with historical significance.

Ajitnath Temple, Rajgir
Bihar, India
Ancient temple where Ajitnath is believed to have attained Keval Gyaan. Sacred site with historical significance.

Ajitnath Temple, Rajgir
Bihar, India
Ancient temple where Ajitnath is believed to have attained Keval Gyaan. Sacred site with historical significance.
Temple History & Architecture
Explore the rich architectural heritage and historical evolution of Ajitnath temples

Solanki Style
11th-13th Century
Characterized by intricate stone carvings, multiple spires, and elaborate pillared halls. The Taranga temple is a prime example of this architectural marvel.
- • Detailed stone sculptures
- • Ornate pillars and arches
- • Multiple mandapas (halls)
- • Shikhara (spire) architecture

Solanki Style
Various Periods
Temples built on hills and mountains, adapted to natural terrain. Palitana represents the pinnacle of hill temple architecture.
- • Terraced construction
- • Natural stone integration
- • Panoramic temple complexes
- • Stepped pathways

Modern Style
20th-21st Century
Contemporary temples blending traditional elements with modern construction techniques. Found in urban centers and international locations.
- • Modern materials usage
- • Climate-controlled interiors
- • Accessibility features
- • Multimedia integration
1st Century CE
Early Foundations
First simple shrines dedicated to Ajitnath established. Basic stone structures with minimal ornamentation, focusing on spiritual essence.
Nov 09, 20171st Century CE
Golden Age
Construction of magnificent temples like Taranga. Peak of Solanki architectural style with intricate carvings and elaborate designs.
Nov 09, 201715th-16th Century
Restoration Period
Major restoration and renovation of existing temples. Addition of new structures and preservation of ancient architectural elements.
Nov 09, 2017Modern Era
Global Expansion
Establishment of Ajitnath temples worldwide. Modern architecture incorporating traditional elements for diaspora communities.
Nov 09, 2017Complete Pilgrimage Guide
Everything you need to know for a meaningful pilgrimage to Ajitnath temples
How to Visit
Taranga Temple
By Air
Nearest airport: Ahmedabad (120 km). Regular flights from major cities.
By Train
Nearest station: Mehsana (30 km). Well connected to Gujarat and other states
By Road
Good road connectivity. State buses and private vehicles available.
Best Time
October to March. Avoid monsoon season (June-September).
Palitana Temple
By Air
Nearest airport: Bhavnagar (51 km). Limited flights, Ahmedabad (214 km) better option.
By Train
Palitana railway station. Direct trains from major cities in Gujarat.
By Road
3800+ steps to reach temples. Start early morning. Doli (palanquin) available.
Best Time
November to February. Early morning climb recommended.
Temple Rituals & Timings
Daily Schedule
Morning Puja
6:00 AM
Darshan Opens
6:30 AM
Afternoon Puja
12:00 PM
Evening Aarti
7:00 PM
Temple Closes
8:00 PM
Palitana Temple
- • Abhishek (ceremonial bath)
- • Panchamrit offering
- • Flower decoration
- • Incense and lamp lighting
- • Prasad distribution
- • Group prayers
- • Meditation sessions
Palitana Temple
- • Modest, clean clothing
- • Remove shoes before entering
- • No leather items inside
- • Maintain silence in sanctum
- • Photography restrictions
- • Follow queue system
- • Respect local customs
Accommodation & Facilities

Dharamshala
- • Temple guest houses
- • Basic amenities
- • Affordable rates
- • Advance booking required

Hotels
- • Various categories
- • Modern amenities
- • Online booking
- • Near temple locations

Food
- • Pure vegetarian meals
- • Temple prasad
- • Local restaurants
- • Jain dietary requirements

Services
- • Medical facilities
- • Guide services
- • Transportation
- • Emergency assistance