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ShwetambarAtishaya kshetraPartly sourced

Nakoda

Also known as: Nakoda Parshvanath · Nakoda Bhairav · Mewanagar

A major Śvetāmbara atishaya kshetra in western Rajasthan, and one of the busiest pilgrim destinations in the state. The Parshvanatha image and the associated Bhairav shrine draw a steady stream of visitors from Gujarat and Maharashtra as well as Rajasthan.

Shwetambar
Tradition
Atishaya kshetra
Kind of kshetra
Balotra
Nearest town
Yes
Staying there
WhatsApp

Why this place

A major Śvetāmbara atishaya kshetra in western Rajasthan, and one of the busiest pilgrim destinations in the state. The Parshvanatha image and the associated Bhairav shrine draw a steady stream of visitors from Gujarat and Maharashtra as well as Rajasthan.

Associated with

  • Parshvanatha

Getting there

By rail
Balotra is the nearest railway station.
By air
Jodhpur.

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Community-sourced contacts

From jaintirthkshetra.com, a community directory. These are not published by the trusts themselves, and most are the personal mobiles of named office-bearers rather than office lines — so please confirm before you travel, and be considerate about when you call.

Directory record: nakoda thirth news Maharashtra near jasol balotra Rajasthan · jasol, Rajasthan · jaintirthkshetra.com · 2026-08-16

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Staying there

Dharamshala and bhojanshala provision on site, run by the tirth trust.

Sources

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