December 26, 2025 
Important Days and Dates
- Mahavir Jayanti – Celebrated in March/April
- Paryushan Parva – Usually in August/September
- Kartik Purnima – October/November
- Diwali – October/November (important religious observances)
How to Reach
Delhi to Taranga Jain Temple:
- By Air: Fly from Delhi to Ahmedabad Airport, then travel by road or train to Mehsana and onward to Taranga.
- By Train: Delhi to Mehsana Junction via major express trains.
- By Road: Approx. 900 km via NH48; buses and taxis available.
Ahmedabad to Taranga Jain Temple:
- By Road: About 140 km via Mehsana; regular buses and taxis available.
- By Train: Ahmedabad to Mehsana Junction, then local transport to Taranga (approx. 35 km).
History of the Temple
Taranga Jain Temple is one of the most important Jain pilgrimage sites in Gujarat, located on Taranga Hill in Mehsana district. The temple is primarily dedicated to Bhagwan Ajitnath, the second Jain Tirthankara. It was constructed in the 12th century during the Solanki dynasty, under the patronage of King Kumarapala. The temple is renowned for its intricate stone carvings, majestic shikhara, and serene hilltop setting. Taranga has been a significant center for Jain learning and worship for centuries and continues to attract devotees from across India.
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Important Days and Dates
- Mahavir Jayanti – Celebrated in March/April
- Paryushan Parva – Usually in August/September
- Kartik Purnima – October/November
- Diwali – October/November (important religious observances)
How to Reach
Delhi to Taranga Jain Temple:
- By Air: Fly from Delhi to Ahmedabad Airport, then travel by road or train to Mehsana and onward to Taranga.
- By Train: Delhi to Mehsana Junction via major express trains.
- By Road: Approx. 900 km via NH48; buses and taxis available.
Ahmedabad to Taranga Jain Temple:
- By Road: About 140 km via Mehsana; regular buses and taxis available.
- By Train: Ahmedabad to Mehsana Junction, then local transport to Taranga (approx. 35 km).
History of the Temple
Taranga Jain Temple is one of the most important Jain pilgrimage sites in Gujarat, located on Taranga Hill in Mehsana district. The temple is primarily dedicated to Bhagwan Ajitnath, the second Jain Tirthankara. It was constructed in the 12th century during the Solanki dynasty, under the patronage of King Kumarapala. The temple is renowned for its intricate stone carvings, majestic shikhara, and serene hilltop setting. Taranga has been a significant center for Jain learning and worship for centuries and continues to attract devotees from across India.
