Hatundi Rata Mahabir Swami Jain Temple

*This Splendid pink-white temple is dedicated to the 24th and last Jain saint Mahavira.

*It is built almost in shape of the 'Pyramids of Egypt', with the older part constructed in pink colour.

*The huge central dome is approached by a stairway through three balconies or porches.

*The six huge white cupolas with sharp turrets pointing skywards contrast vividly with the older part of the temple.


¤ Most Exquisite White Marvel

The Hatundi temple is one of the prettiest temples in Pali district and perhaps in the whole of Rajasthan. Dedicated to the 24th and last Jain saint Mahavira, the pink-white façade of the temple gives it an exquisite appearance. The older part of the temple is pink in colour, and it has a stairway on either end, which reaches up the huge central dome. On the way up you will find three balconies or porches. The temple has undergone extensive renovations of late, and six huge cupolas with sharp turrets pointing skywards have been recently constructed. The alabaster white colour of the central dome and the cupolas contrasts vividly with the older part of the temple which is in pink. All in all, the multi-coloured monument, is an unusual one, built almost in the shape of the ‘pyramids of Egypt’. The inner sanctum houses an imposing statue of Lord Mahavira himself.