The ancient pilgrimage of Nana village is considered to be the most important among all the Jain pilgrimages of the Godwad region because according to the belief of the Jain society, the idol of Moolnayak was established in this Jain temple during the lifetime of Lord Mahavir, so this temple is dedicated to the living Swami. It is famous by its name, the proof of which is also found in this Lokvani -
‘‘Nana-Diana-Nadia, living Swami Vandiya.’’
Dand, Ida and re-establishment of this temple in Vikram Samvat Jeth Vad 6, 1978 Sh. Hazarimalji was accomplished by Jaganathji and Devichandji Tarchandji Vitra.

Moolnayak: About 120 cms. There is a living statue of Lord Shri Mahaveer Swami, white-skinned in Padmasan posture! The soul gets peace and happiness only by seeing the charming statue of the wonderful, stunning Veer Prabhu!

Tirth: This Tirth is in Nana village! 

             Historicity
Where even a miracle comes and bows its head, such a holy pilgrimage, such a wonderful grandfather's statue! The holy land here has become blessed by the touch of the feet of the brave Lord! Chandkoshik was made a star, Gwale was raised, Indrabhuti was made Gautam..... We are also blessed to see the statue of Jeevanswami, the savior of many souls! It is believed that this Jinalaya ji is of the contemporary time of Shri Mahavir Bhagwan, " Nana, Diyana, Nandia, Jivitswami Vandiya"
This proverb is famous.  This means that Nana , Diyana  And Nandiya, Jivit Swami means when the Lord was alive, he was removing the sorrows of the world with his speech, showering the divine stream of happiness, then this idol is established here.
V.No. Inscriptions found at Jinalaya ji during 1017 and 1659 make it clear that the place must have been a large city full of prosperity for centuries.  However, it is difficult to know exactly when Nanavasa was founded. Statue Contemporary  The Sri Mahaveer Bhagwan may have been replaced during one of the many renovations done here from time to time, as there is an inscription on the present idol in the Jinalaya ji, Saturday. Magh Krishna 9 is found in Vikram year 1505, which states that the idol was installed on that day by the hands of Shri Shantisuriswarji. This is the place where Nanak Gachchha was established and references indicate that Gachchha was established in the 12th Vikrami
Started before the turn of the century. It is one of the pilgrimages of Bamanwadaji Panch Teerth. The village of Nana was gifted by Amarsingh Mayveer Raja to Sri Narayan Mutha, one of the successors of Sri Sri Tribhuvan Narayan and the temple is dedicated to "Sahrao". A device for drawing water from a well was also presented. At that time in Vikram year 1659, Acharya Shantisuriji established Bhadrapada Shukla 7. This aqueduct is still under the control and authority of the Jain community. There is another Jinalaya Ji in the surrounding area. The idol here looks adorable and smiling which instantly captivates anyone's heart. The arches around the idol are particularly worth seeing. There is also a stone plaque, located at the Nandishvara gate, with an inscription dated Vikram year 1274.

Praise :
O living Lord, revive my soul, 
To give strength and wisdom to live in this period,
We have to go on the path of salvation while doing penance, 
Oh living God, by worshiping you, we have to attain liberation and happiness...

Guidelines: Nearest railway station to Nana is 2.5 kms from Jinalaya Ji where autos and taxis are available.  Nana is 25 kms away from Bamanwadji! Can be reached via Sirohi-Pindwara Road.

Facilities-::- There is also a Dharamshala and Bhojanshala to stay with all facilities.