Gunawa Jain Temple is located in the Nawada district of Bihar which holds immense religious importance for the Jain community. There are forty temples in the premises of this temple which are associated with many religious beliefs. Here Lord Mahavira's first disciple, Indrabhuti Gautam Gandhara, attained Kevala Gyan which means the concept of attaining supreme knowledge in Jainism and the path to true spirituality and omniscience.

Gunava Jain Temple is dedicated to the Jain monk Gandharva Swami. This ancient temple dates back to the time of Lord Mahavir which adds to its religious importance. This temple is situated in the center of a lake which makes it even more beautiful. Every year a lot of devotees come here and worship in the temple.

At a Glance

Located in Nawada, Gunawa Jain Mandir is a revered pilgrimage site for Jain devotees. It is believed to house the mortal remains of Lord Mahavira, making it a significant holy site. The temple is known for its serene ambiance and intricate architecture, reflecting the rich Jain heritage.

Pilgrims visit the temple to seek spiritual blessings and experience tranquility. The temple complex is beautifully maintained, with stone-carved sculptures and religious inscriptions that narrate the teachings of Jainism.

Best Time To Visit : September to April.

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