What is the significance of Moolnayak Shri Munisuvratswami Bhagwan?

Moolnayak Shri Munisuvratswami Bhagwan is the primary deity of Katariya Jain Tirth and is revered for the deep spiritual peace his presence brings to devotees.

What is Navgrah Temple?

The Navgrah Temple is a sacred site dedicated to the worship of the nine planetary deities (Navagrahas) in Vedic astrology.

Where is Katariya Jain Tirth?

Katariya Jain Tirth is located in the Gujarat state of India, known for its ancient temple dedicated to Shri Muni Suvrat Swami.

What facilities are available at Katariya Jain Tirth?

Katariya Jain Tirth offers modern AC and Non-AC accommodations, pure sattvic meals, and spiritual amenities for visitors seeking peace and comfort.

Katariya Jain Tirth Vallabhapar-Bhachau, Kutch-Gujarat

Moolnayak Shri Munisuvratswami Bhagwan

Navagraha Mandir Wooden Temple

Jain Derasar Mandir

Jain Dharmashala and Pavitra Yatradham

Ancient Pandava-era temple

Jain Panch Tithi in Kutch

Modern AC/Non-AC accommodations

Swetamber Jain Tirth in Kutch

Astrology Meditation Center

Jain Bhojanalay

About us

Welcome to Shri Katariya Jain Tirth

Shri Katariya Jain Tirth is an ancient temple over 400 years old, constructed by the Katariya Sangh in the 16th century during the Mughal era, featuring an expansive underground sanctuary.

Moolnayak (main deity) of this temple is Shri Mahavir Swami Bhagwan, and the idol was consecrated by Acharya Vijayasen Suri, the disciple of Acharya Shri Hirsurishwarji, during the reign of Emperor Akbar.

The uniqueness of this ancient, miraculous idol lies in its proportions, as it represents the exact physical form of Lord Mahavir during his time on earth.

Over the centuries, the temple faced various challenges, including attacks by Muslim rulers, which led the Sangh to relocate the deity to Wandhia for safekeeping.

400+

years of history

Shri Katariya Jain Tirth stands as a testimony to over 400 years of history, established during the 16th century.

100+

devotees daily

Every day, more than 100 devotees visit the temple to seek blessings and experience spiritual peace.

16th

century

This sacred site was built in the 16th century, during the reign of the Mughal empire, showcasing timeless devotion.

1000+

devotee gatherings

More than 1000 devotees gather during special occasions and religious festivals at Shri Katariya Jain Tirth.

A Divine Journey Through History

Moolnayak Shri Munisuvratswami Bhagwan

Shri Munisuvratswami Bhagwan, the Moolnayak of Shri Katariya Jain Tirth, is the 20th Tirthankara in Jainism. This ancient temple, believed to be from the era of the Pandavas, holds deep spiritual significance. The awe-inspiring idol of Bhagwan Munisuvratswami, revered for centuries, has been a source of divine grace and blessings for countless devotees.

Shri Katariya Jain Tirth

Navagraha Mandir

Explore the ancient wisdom of astrology at the Navagraha Mandir, Visitors can participate in special rituals and prayers to balance planetary energies and bring harmony to different aspects of life, harnessing the power of astrology for well-being and success.

Shri Katariya Jain Tirth

AC/Non-AC Accommodations for a Comfortable Stay

Pure Sattvic Meals

Experience comfort and tranquility during your spiritual journey with our modern AC and Non-AC accommodations. Designed to offer you a peaceful retreat, our rooms provide a serene environment perfect for relaxation after your temple visits.

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