The Jain temple built in Amritsar near the India-Pakistan border, where the 950-year-old idol of Mulnayak Shri 1008 Parshwanath Bhagwan is enshrined, which is said to have been brought from Pakistan, praise of the idol But there are also articles, which could not be read and the scriptures kept here are written in Urdu.

The only Digambar Jain temple in Amritsar is situated very close to Golden Temple (Gurudwara).

India's border city Amritsar, Punjab where the main Golden temple of Sikhism is located, whose history is that Gurram Das ji built the beautiful city with the three hundred year old Digambar Jain temple in the same complex. Here there is a very beautiful idol of Lord Shri Parshwanath ji, the temple is made very beautiful.

This Jain temple is very peaceful and a place of archaeological importance, it is situated on the way to Jallianwala Bagh and Gurudwara Golden Temple Sahib.

You can reach here by battery or auto rickshaw.

means of access

Road: Amritsar is situated on the historic Grand Trunk Road (G.T. Road), also known as National Highway 1, and is therefore very well connected by road network.

Rail: Amritsar is connected by rail to almost every major city in India. Amritsar Railway Station is the main terminus

Air: Sri Guru Ram Das Ji International Airport, Amritsar