Tirth within easy reach of Kalri. Open Know more for each tirth's history and details, or Directions for the route from wherever you are.
Our own tirth, about 160 years old: Shri Shantinath Dada in white marble, with a shrine of Naminath Dada, about 3.4 km from the Bahucharaji temple. Upashray, gochri and dharmashala available.
A 52-jinalaya of Neminath Bhagwan in carved pink stone, rediscovered underground by tradition, and home to an ancient Saraswati Devi. About 13 km from Becharaji.
One of the 108 Parshwanath tirth: a white Gambhira Parshwanath in an ancient Jain town near Modhera, with painted carving, a famous coin legend and a 2025 jirnodhar.
A golden-stone temple of Simandhar Swami, the living Tirthankar, with a white 12-foot idol, gardens and a tall shikhar at Modhera Circle. Golden jubilee in 2022.
One of the most revered Jain tirth: a white, 182 cm Shankheshwar Parshwanath ringed by gleaming shikhars, linked by tradition to Shri Krishna's conch. About 38 km from Kalri.
A white Mallinath Bhagwan with a famously gentle face, found while digging a well in VS 1930, in a carved marble temple beside Bhoyani Road station.
Shri Jay Tribhuvan Tirth of Manmohan Parshwanath, a carved pink-stone temple in palm-lined gardens on the Ahmedabad–Mehsana highway, with a dharamshala and bhojanshala.
A black, 165 cm Sherisa Parshwanath, said to have been carved in a single night, in a pink-stone temple rebuilt in VS 2002 near Kalol. About 37 km from Ahmedabad.
The tirth founded with Patan itself: Vanraj Chavda's temple of Panchasara Parshwanath, a white marble sea of shikhars beside the Hemachandracharya Gyan Mandir.
King Kumarpal's 12th-century Ajitnath temple, 142 feet of carved stone among rocky hills, built on Hemachandracharya's advice, with hilltop shrines sacred to Shwetambar and Digambar Jains.
An ancient Manmohan Parshwanath tirth near Chanasma, famous for its dazzling glass-and-mirror interior. Its annual fair on Fagan Sud 2 draws thousands.