Introduction

A modern circular gallery, it houses more than hundred Jain sculptures of the 24 tirthankars, along with sculptures of yakshis and other figures of Jains. Inaugurated in the year 1987, it is located within the Jain Temple Complex in the Eastern Group of Temples. The circular building is also known as Sahu Shantiprasad Jain Kala Sangrahalaya.

The two ornamented ‘Makara Toranas’ arranged on either side of the steps set the tone for a pleasant experience.

Special Attributes

A specialized museum that looks only at the Jain perspective

Nuisance

The site is very peaceful and free of irritants.

Dressing restrictions

Dress is whatever you find comfortable.

Connectivity

Cycle and auto rickshaws are easily available

Enjoyed by

Culture buffs

Exposure

No exposure to direct sun

Avoidable Season

April, May, June, July

Facilities

Basic

Things Not Allowed

No such restriction.

Tip

Must visit to get a sense of India's intrinsic inclusive character

Type of site

Museum