Punjab Jain Tirth Tour – Shirhind, Malerkotla & Jagvallabh Parshvnath Jain Temple

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Punjab Jain Tirth - Shirhind, Malelkotla and Jagvallabh

Duration

02 Nights / 03 Days

Places Covered

Shirhind – Fatehgarh Sahib – Malerkotla – Jagvallabh – Doraha (Manilaxmi Dham) – Ludhiana (Adhishwar Dham)

Punjab Jain Tirth - Shirhind, Malelkotla and Jagvallabh Jain Temple

Punjab, known for its vibrant culture and spiritual harmony, also preserves a remarkable legacy of Jain heritage spread across Sirhind, Malerkotla, and nearby regions. This short Jain Tirth Tour is thoughtfully crafted for devotees seeking peace, history, and sacred darshan in a relaxed 2 Nights / 3 Days itinerary.

Sirhind, one of the earliest Jain centres in Punjab, is home to two spiritually significant temples—Mata Chakeshwari Devi Jain Mandir and the serene Shirhind Jain Temple. Both hold immense reverence among Shwetambar Jain devotees and are known for their calm, meditative atmosphere.

The Mata Chakeshwari Devi Jain Mandir is a major highlight of this pilgrimage. Dedicated to Goddess Chakeshwari, the protective Yakshini of Lord Rishabhnath, the temple is known for its powerful divine energy and beautiful idol adorned with traditional ornaments. Many devotees believe that prayers at this temple remove obstacles and bring spiritual strength. The mandir is also admired for its intricate marble work, shimmering silver decorations, and peaceful sanctum, making it a must-visit for every Jain Yatri.

The tour further includes the magnificent Jagvallabh Parshvnath Swetambar Jain Temple, one of the most important Jain shrines in Punjab. This temple stands out for its impressive white-marble architecture, intricately carved pillars, and spiritually uplifting aura. The idol of Lord Parshvnath installed here is exceptionally divine, drawing countless devotees throughout the year. The temple complex is well-maintained, spacious, and ideal for meditation, pravachan, or simply absorbing the serene vibrations of Jain dharma.

Nearby Malerkotla Jain Temple adds another peaceful stop to the yatra. Known for its simplicity and spiritual purity, the temple allows pilgrims to connect deeply with the teachings of Lord Mahavir and the values of non-violence and inner purity.

Overall, this Punjab Jain Tirth Tour is perfect for families and devotees seeking a short, meaningful pilgrimage filled with sacred darshan, cultural insights, and the divine presence of revered Jain deities.

FAQ About Punjab Jain Tirth Tour

Q. What are the main Jain tirths included in the Punjab Jain Tirth Tour?

The Punjab Jain Tirth Tour covers the three major Jain pilgrimage sites: Shirhind Jain Temple, Malerkotla Jain Temple, and the Jagvallabh Parshvnath Swetambar Jain Temple. These tirths are known for their spiritual importance, peaceful environments, and beautiful Jain architecture.

Q. Why is Shirhind famous among Jain devotees?

Shirhind is famous for its ancient Jain heritage, serene Swetambar temple, and peaceful ambience that attracts devotees seeking quiet meditation and traditional Jain darshan experiences.

Q. What is special about the Malerkotla Jain Temple?

The Malerkotla Jain Temple is known for its calm atmosphere, artistic interiors, and spiritually uplifting environment. It is one of the most visited Jain religious places in Punjab due to its cultural and historical significance.

Q. Why do pilgrims visit the Jagvallabh Parshvnath Jain Temple?

Pilgrims visit the Jagvallabh Parshvnath Swetambar Jain Temple for its stunning marble architecture, intricately carved idols, and the divine murti of Lord Parshvnath, which is believed to offer spiritual peace and blessings.

Q. How many days are enough for the Punjab Jain Tirth Yatra?

A 2 Nights / 3 Days tour is ideal to comfortably visit Shirhind, Malerkotla, and the Jagvallabh Parshvnath Jain Temple without rushing, making it a perfect short pilgrimage trip.

Q. What is the best time to visit Jain temples in Punjab?

The best time to visit these temples is from October to March when the weather is pleasant. However, all three tirths can be visited year-round due to their easy accessibility.

Q. Are the Jain temples in Punjab accessible for senior citizens?

Yes, all temples in this tour—Shirhind, Malerkotla, and Jagvallabh Parshvnath—are easily accessible, with minimal walking requirements, making them suitable for elderly devotees.

Q. How far is Malerkotla Jain Temple from Shirhind Jain Temple?

The distance between Shirhind and Malerkotla is approximately 35–40 km, making it a quick and comfortable drive for pilgrims.

Q. What should devotees wear when visiting Jain temples in Punjab?

Traditional, modest clothing is recommended. Devotees should avoid leather items inside the temple and maintain cleanliness, as per Jain rituals and guidelines.

Q. Can photography be done inside these Jain temples?

Photography rules vary from temple to temple. Some Jain tirths allow photography in outer areas but restrict it inside the garbhagriha. Visitors should always ask the temple authorities before taking pictures.

Q. Is vegetarian food easily available near these Jain tirths?

Yes, pure vegetarian and Jain-friendly food options are available near Shirhind, Malerkotla, and other parts of Punjab covered in this tour.

Q. Do the temples have nearby accommodation for Jain pilgrims?

Pilgrims can find clean and comfortable hotels, dharamshalas, and lodges near Shirhind and nearby cities like Ludhiana and Chandigarh.

Q. Are guided Jain tirth tours available in Punjab?

Yes, customized Jain pilgrimage packages are available covering Shirhind, Malerkotla, and Jagvallabh Parshvnath Temple with transport, accommodation, and guided temple visits.

Tour Itinerary

Day 1 Arrival – Sirhind / Fatehgarh Sahib

In the morning, arrive at Sirhind / Fatehgarh Sahib by road and experience the peaceful surroundings of this historic Sikh town. Upon arrival, check in to your hotel near Sirhind or Ludhiana, as per your travel preference, and take some time to freshen up.

Proceed for darshan at Gurudwara Shri Fatehgarh Sahib, one of the most sacred Sikh shrines, commemorating the supreme sacrifice of the Sahibzadey. Pay your respects and spend quiet moments in prayer and reflection.

Visit Gurudwara Jyoti Saroop Sahib (optional), located nearby. This gurudwara marks the cremation site of the younger Sahibzadey and Mata Gujri Ji, offering a deeply spiritual experience.

Return to the hotel and enjoy free time for rest, personal prayers, or a peaceful walk around the area. Dinner at the hotel followed by an overnight stay at Sirhind / Ludhiana.

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Day 2 Sirhind – Malerkotla – Jagvallabh – Ludhiana

After breakfast at the hotel, begin your drive towards Malerkotla, a journey of approximately 1–1.5 hours through the calm countryside of Punjab.

On arrival, visit the Jain Tirth at Malerkotla. Spend peaceful time in darshan and prayers in the serene temple environment, ideal for meditation and spiritual reflection.

Continue your journey to Jagvallabh, an important Jain pilgrimage destination. Visit the Jagvallabh Jain Tirth, known for its religious significance and tranquil atmosphere.

Enjoy lunch en route or opt for a simple Jain meal, depending on availability and preference.

Later, drive towards Ludhiana. Upon arrival, visit Adhishwar Dham Jain Temple for evening darshan. Check in to your hotel and relax. Dinner and overnight stay at the hotel in Ludhiana.

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Day 3 Ludhiana – Doraha – Departure

After breakfast at the hotel, check out and drive to Doraha, which is approximately 30–40 minutes from Ludhiana.

On arrival, visit Manilaxmi Dham Jain Tirth, Doraha. Spend time in main darshan and meditation, enjoying the calm and spiritual surroundings of this revered Jain temple.

After completing darshan, begin your return journey towards Ludhiana or continue to your onward destination, marking the end of a peaceful and spiritually fulfilling tour.

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