Jambudweep Tirth is one of the most unique and important pilgrimage sites in Jainism. It is located in Hastinapur, a city deeply connected with Jain history and the birthplace of several Jain Tirthankaras. The complex beautifully represents the cosmological structure of the universe described in Jain scriptures, especially the concept of Jambudweep.
About Jambudweep Tirth
❀ The temple complex was established by the Digambar Jain Trilok Shodh Sansthan in 1972. It is designed as a three-dimensional representation of Jain cosmology (Trilok).
❀ The centerpiece of the complex is a large circular model of Jambudweep, which depicts the middle world (Madhya Lok) according to Jain scriptures.
❀ In Jain cosmology, Jambudweep is the central continent of the middle world where humans live and where Tirthankaras appear and preach the path of liberation.
Key features displayed at the Jambudweep pilgrimage site:
❀ Mount Meru at the center
❀ Concentric continents and oceans
❀ Sacred regions like Bharat Kshetra, where we live
❀ Detailed models based on Jain scriptures
Visitors can walk around the giant structure and visually understand the Jain universe.
Major Attractions in the Complex
❀ Jambudweep Model – A massive circular structure explaining Jain cosmology
❀ Trilok Research Institute – Dedicated to Jain cosmological studies
❀ Lotus Temple (Kamal Mandir)
❀ Teen Lok Rachna – Representation of heaven, earth, and hell realms
❀ Meditation halls and Jain temples
Religious Importance of Jambudweep Tirth
Jambudweep Tirth is not only a pilgrimage site but also a spiritual learning center. It helps devotees and scholars understand the structure of the universe according to Jain Agamas.
Thousands of Jain pilgrims visit every year to:
❀ Perform darshan
❀ Study Jain cosmology
❀ Participate in religious events and festivals.
Prime Festivals at Jambudweep Tirth
Important Jain festivals celebrated here include: Mahavir Jayanti, Paryushan, Diwali. During these occasions, thousands of devotees visit the tirth.
How to Reach Jambudweep Tirth
Jambudweep Tirth is located near Hastinapur, Meerut. The place is very well connected by roadways. The nearest major railway station is Meerut City Railway Station. The nearest airport is Indira Gandhi International Airport.
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1972
Digambar Jain Trilok Shodh Sansthan established by the inspiration of Pujya Gyanmati Mataji.
July 1974
The institute bought a small piece of land for Jambudweep.
Feb 1975
11.25 feet high standing postured Bhagwan Mahavir later on build a Kamal Mandir.
April 1979
Sumeru Parvat was completed with 137 inner stairs.
28 April 1985
Akhand Gyan Jyoti established By Defence Minister Shri P.V. Narasimha Rao followed by Jambudweep Gyan Jyoti Rath Yatra.
28 April - 2 May 1985
Jambudweep Jinbimb Pratisthapna Mahotsava: Complation of 205 Jin-idols around Sumeru Mountain.
2 August 1987
Peethadhish Bhawan constructed 1987.
1990
Lotus Temple: 11.25 feet high standing postured Bhagwan Mahavir build as Kamal Mandir.
8 October 1995
Shri Chandraprabhu Jin Mandir inaugurated on Sharad Poornima By Shri Ajit Singh.
4 February 2000
Kailash Parvat dedicated to Shri Rishabhadev Ji, inaugurated by Atal Bihari Vajpayee as Ashtapad Mandir.
4 April 2007
Aryika Diksha Swarn Jayanti Bhawan constructed in 2007.
April-May 2007
Terahdweep Jinalaya: Inspirator of Pujya Ganini Pramukh Shri Gyanmati Mataji, it was completed with Panchkalyanak Pratishtha in April-May 2007.
22 October 2010
Inauguration of Teen Lok Rachna on Sharad Poornima 2010 By Shri Pradeep Kumar Jain.
6 AM - 8 PM
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