Shri Falna Swarna Jain Tirth

The Shri Falna Swarna Jain Tirth, also known as the Golden Jain Temple, is located in Falna, Pali district, Rajasthan. It is recognized as the first Jain golden temple built in India by the local Jain community. The temple is dedicated to Lord Shankheshwar Parshwanath, the 23rd Tirthankar, and features a structure coated with approximately 90-100 kg of gold donated by devotees. The main idol is made of black granite, and a Kanch Mandir (mirror hall) is located below the main shrine.

Visitors can expect to see a striking temple structure entirely coated in gold, including walls, pillars, domes, and shikharas. The main sanctum houses a black granite idol of Lord Parshwanath. Below the main temple is a Kanch Mandir with walls covered in small mirrors. The temple complex includes accommodation facilities (Dharamshala) and a Bhojanalaya serving pure vegetarian Jain food. The temple is situated near the Falna railway station, making it easily accessible for travelers.

The temple was inaugurated by Bhairon Singh Shekhawat, the then Vice President of India. It is the first Jain golden temple constructed in India by the Jain community of Falna. Approximately 90-100 kg of gold was donated by the local Jain community, particularly women who contributed their gold ornaments, for the gilding of the temple dome and idol.

The temple is dedicated to Lord Shankheshwar Parshwanath, the 23rd Tirthankar of Jainism. It represents a significant contribution by the local Jain community and serves as an important pilgrimage site. The temple showcases the rich cultural heritage and devotion of the Jain community in Rajasthan.