This place looks like a palace. It's newly and neatly built. Awesome place. We stayed in a VIP room here. In VIP rooms there are two rooms inside. 4 adults can stay in one VIP room. The food is good here. Parshvanath temple is so divine. You feel so good inside the temple. The night view of the place is superb. Definately one must visit this place.

Form main high way the adjacent road , for The Temple , is little damage and having pot-holes in rainy season, but easily approaching to-wards The Temple. This compound is around 55-60 km away from Sirohi City, Rajasthan. In the compound area , a management office having the counters for booking the rooms and for food coupons. Full facility for restrooms , food and other facilities for pilgrims. "Shri Jirawala Parshvanath Jain Tirth" is an important Jain pilgrimage located about 55-60 km from main Sirohi district of Rajasthan. This complex having many magnificent decorated building which include the main temple, residential buildings for devotees, Bhojanalayas, All building surrounded with beautiful gardens, waterways, and fountains Applicable :- No Ticket for entry, free for all Food is available on paid basis in Bohjanshala . Must Know- wear decent dress , cap, water bottle must have. Do not taken images inside in main temple. In early morning or late evening is he best time for visit this area. Proper parking for private vehicle & taxi. Just before the entrance gate , the toilet facility is properly provided in a separate building near outer parking area. The main entrance GATE (Mukhya Dwar) is an architectural fine finished with sculptures and carvings. The shoes must kept on the just before the main temple entrance pathway in shoes racks. The Idol of "Lord Parshvanath" that is enshrined in the temple was found in a cave near the temple site. It is believed the present temple was built in about 300 CE after Divine signs were given. The main temple is an amazing sight and fills the devotee with reverence and awe. The temple walls, Beams, Pillars all having beautiful carving and Sculptures of marble. Besides the white Murti of Lord Parshvanath seated in Padmasana, there are 108 Idols of Lord Parshvanath with His 108 different names.