Shri Ahikhshetra Parshwanath Atishya Teerth Kshetra Digambar Jain Temple is in the area near Ram Nagar, a small village of Amla town under Bareilly district. Bhagwan Parshwanathji, the 23rd Tirthankar of Jainism, was born in Varanasi in the 9th century BC, 250 years before Tirthankar Mahavira on Pausha Krishna Dashami Tithi. The symbol of Parshvanath is snake, Yaksha, Matang, Chaityavriksha, Dhav, Yakshini-Kushmadi. King Ashwasen of Varanasi, the city of Kashi country, was his father and his mother's name was Vama Devi. The religion preached by Bhagwan Parshwanathji was not for any particular religion, but it was a pure religion in the interest of human beings which was not confined to any clan, caste or character. About twenty eight hundred years ago, Bhagwan Parshwanathji By doing penance, only knowledge was attained at this place. When Lord Parshvanath was doing penance in Muni state, at that time his ten-bhava enemy Kamath's creature who in the form of Vyantar Vasi Sambar Dev could not fly his plane over Lord Parshvanath engaged in penance and stopped because of perfect compaction and feet. There is no movement on the top of the body and Kamath's soul got angry remembering the enmity of the previous life and by creating its illusory disguise, it rained fiercely, the fierce wind  Fired, attacked with many weapons, olo-sholo but Parshva Prabhu did not get upset and remained engrossed in his meditation. Seeing the prefix of Kamath's creature over the Lord, Dharnendra and Padmavati displayed their devotion by erecting a fan pavilion and got rid of the prefix. Dharnendra waved his thunderbolt and Padmavati put God on the head.  Prefix prevention done by wearing. Dharnendra surrounded the Lord from all sides and raised his hoods and Goddess Padmavati stood up with a thunderous umbrella. In this way, knowing that all his efforts had failed, the courage of the Asura Sambar Dev was broken and after collecting all the illusions, he came in the shelter of the Lord and with a sincere heart, he bowed down to his evildoers. You can get more information about Ahikhshetra temple from the picture posted at the bottom of the article which was written on the wall of the temple there.

Ahikshetra  Temple Darshan

There is a big iron door at the entrance of the Jain temple. On entering further from here, the  They reach an open big courtyard. The whole courtyard is made of red stone, which was hot like a hot griddle due to the sunlight. In front of the entrance, the main temple of the temple complex is visible to Shri Parshvanath Swamy. Taking off his shoes and slippers, he reaches the main temple for darshan. Inside the temple, in front of a glass box, one can see the statue of Shyamvarna in the meditative state of Swami Parshwanath. Other deities of Jainism are also visible inside the temple. On coming out of the main temple, on the right side of the courtyard, went to the second temple, Shri Ahikshetra Parshwanath Tis Chaubisi Temple.  Is . A unique form is seen inside the temple as soon as you enter. Ten lotus flowers are made of the temple and each lotus flower is divided into three parts, and in each part of the lotus of twenty-four leaves, the idol of Swami is white on each leaf.  is sitting Inside the temple, there is a life-size statue of Lord Parshwanath standing in front of him in the form of a canopy of snake hood. After visiting this temple, we went to the third temple in the area. Had darshan of Dharnendra Dev and Mata Padmavati Devi along with the Shyamvarna idol of Lord Parshwanath ji in this temple.