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DigambarKala kshetraPartly sourced

Tirumalai

Also known as: Thirumalai · Tirumalai Jain temple

A hill site with cave shrines, an early temple and a standing Neminatha of about sixteen feet — the tallest Jain image in Tamil Nadu. There are Chola-period paintings on the cave ceilings, which is the part most visitors do not expect.

Digambar
Tradition
Kala kshetra
Kind of kshetra
Polur
Nearest town
Not listed
Staying there
WhatsApp

Why this place

A hill site with cave shrines, an early temple and a standing Neminatha of about sixteen feet — the tallest Jain image in Tamil Nadu. There are Chola-period paintings on the cave ceilings, which is the part most visitors do not expect.

Associated with

  • Neminatha

Getting there

By rail
Tiruvannamalai or Vellore.
By air
Chennai.

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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.

Managing body, as the directory names it

Shri Khetra Arihantgiri Digambar Jain Management Trust.

Directory record: Shri Khstra Arihantgiri Digambar Jain Mandir, Thirumalai Sub-district -Polur, District -Thiruvannmalai (Tamilnadu) Pin - 606 907 · Thiruvannmalai, Tamil Nadu · jaintirthkshetra.com · 2026-08-16

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Sources

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