Nimodia is a village in Chaksu Tehsil of Jaipur, the capital of Rajasthan. Bapu village is situated at a distance of five km from this village situated on Jaipur—Kota National Highway. The Jain pilgrimage site here is slowly making its mark.

Every year a large number of devotees come here for darshan. Actually, this pilgrimage site is said to be a replica of the famous Jain pilgrimage site Girnar. Here the temple has been given the form of a mountain. Where the cave of Shri Anirud Kumar Bhagwan, Rajul ji and Shri Dharsen Acharya remains. A big statue of Lord Shri 1008 Neminath ji is situated on the summit. Crossing the caves and climbing the mountain brings great pleasure to the visitors.

The special thing is that at present not a single Jain family resides in Bapu village. In the past, Shri Kalyan Malji used to reside in Bakliwal, who had no children. Self. Shri Kalyan Malji Bakliwal donated all his land and property to the temple, after which a small pucca temple was built by enshrining the idol of Lord Shri 1008 Neminath. An attempt was made to take the statue to Nimodia, but it was not successful.

In the year 2005, the Vedi Pratishtha Mahotsav was held in the presence of the associations of Muni Shri 108 Urjayant Sagar Ji Maharaj and Muni 108 Indra Nandi Ji Maharaj. On 18 November 2015, the grand foundation stone laying ceremony of Chhota Girnar ji took place in the presence of Muni Shri Pragya Sagar Ji Maharaj. From 2nd to 7th November 2016, Panch Kalyanak prestige took place. The history of the temple is also written on the inscription. There is a provision of accommodation and restaurant in the area.