Mulnayak Sri Parshwamani Parshwanath Bhagwan, black colour in padmasana posture with very beautifully carved parikar on back side. 

It is said that the idol of Moolnayak Parshwamani Parshwanath dada is about 2000 years old & was found by a common man in a well in a nearby village Tumbalam. The villagers then decided to build a temple. Clean premises, peaceful enviornment & is accessible by local transport from Adoni railway station.

Very nice infrastructure inside the temple totaly made of white marbles. Here security peoples are very humble and polite here thry also explan the history of the temple. Other 2 small temple will be there Guru Mandir and Kalpataru Parshwanath temple.

Excellent Jain Shwetambar tirth with dharamsala and Bhojanshala, 18 kms from Adoni Railway station in Telangana state.
Modern Dharamsala has AC rooms with triple sharing. Two Bhojanshalas are there. Smaller one is for  daily use. Large Bhojanshala, Suraj Bhavan is for large sanghs with water coolers.
Aradhana Bhavan for Jain Sadhus and Sadhvis are there. Children's play area is well developed.How to reach :

This Jain Temple which is also called as Parshvamani Parshvanath Jain Theerth is located on the left side of the main road leading from Manthralayam to Adhoni. The village where this massive Mandhir is built is called as Pedda Thumbalam or Petta Thumbalam. This Temple has been built by few Rajasthan based Devotees. The Presiding Deity is Parshvamani Parshvanath. The other Deities located here are Adhinath, Mahavir Swamy, Padmavathy Matha Ji and Shanthi Nath. There are Idols for Gods and Goddesses like Ganesha, Saraswathi, Lakshmi, Dhurga, Kala Bhairava and Gora Bhairava too. It is said that most of the Idols where dug out from the Earth here and hence the Rajasthanis wanted to remove them and build a Temple in Rajasthan, but the local people of Pedda Thumbalam village requested them not to do so, but instead build a Temple locally. It is believed that the Idols were found around 30 years ago but the main Deity was kept on the rostrum and consecrated in the year 2008. The Temple has a huge compound wall with a massive iron grill gate and is under CCTV and Security Guards manning it round the clock. The Temple has been fully built with white marble stones brought from elsewhere and has been neatly carved and is a treat to watch for it’s sheer beauty. There are metallic bells along with an electronic bell to indicate the Praying hours. Recently they have installed solar panels in different places to minimize the electric consumption. They have sprawling campus with trees and greenery all around. On either side of the Main Temple they has rooms for Devotees who come there for special occasions. One complex around 60 Non AC Rooms where as the other block has more than 100 AC rooms for the Devotees. The Elephants kept at the entrance of the Main Temple are eye captivating. There is a Temple office for information to all Devotees. They constructed a Housing complex exclusively for the entire staff serving here. Devotees coming to Mantralayam ought to visit this Temple for their Peace and for the exceptional manner in which the Temple has been built and meticulously kept clean.

The Temple is maintained by Shree Jain Swetamber Trust. Temple

Phone Number: 08512-257432,08512-257434 and 98661 19698

Temple Timing: 7 AM to 12 Noon and 4 PM to 9 PM

Distance from Mantralayam to Pedda Thumbalam is 31 Kms

Distance from Chennai to Pedda Thumbalam 554 Kms

By Road : Adoni is the Nearest Town to Pedda Thumbalam. Adoni is 20 km from Pedda Thumbalam. Road connectivity is there from Adoni to Pedda Thumbalam.

By Rail : Kupgal Railway Station , Kosigi Railway Station are the very nearby railway stations to Pedda Thumbalam.