Kumbhariya
Also known as: Kumbharia · Kumbhariaji
Five marble temples of the eleventh and twelfth centuries, standing close together in a quiet enclosure near Ambaji. The carving is of the same family and the same period as Dilwara, and to many eyes very nearly as fine — but almost nobody goes, so you can generally look at it alone.
- Shwetambar
- Tradition
- Kala kshetra
- Kind of kshetra
- Ambaji
- Nearest town
- Not listed
- Staying there
Why this place
Five marble temples of the eleventh and twelfth centuries, standing close together in a quiet enclosure near Ambaji. The carving is of the same family and the same period as Dilwara, and to many eyes very nearly as fine — but almost nobody goes, so you can generally look at it alone.
Associated with
- Neminatha
- Mahavira
- Parshvanatha
- Shantinatha
- Sambhavanatha
Getting there
- By rail
- Palanpur is the nearest railhead.
- By air
- Ahmedabad.
- By road
- Near Ambaji, and usually combined with Mount Abu and Dilwara in one journey.
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Community-sourced contacts
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Directory record: Shri Kumbhariyaji Tirth Kumbhariyaji Jain Teertha, Ambaji-385110, Taluka-Danta, Gujarat State, India · Danta, Gujarat · jaintirthkshetra.com · 2026-08-16
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Sources
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- Wikipedia — Kumbhariya Jain templesWikipedia