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Hitesh S
Mumbai, India368 contributions
Jan 2022
feed the pegion, for so many years at 12 noon, thousand of peogion comes at same time, they are feed by jain temple, and they leave once they finished. its worth seeing and you can also make donations for the same.
super fine jain temple with lots of acivity situated on old cochin, they have one in chin behind abad palza hotel, near jews trrrtein cohin 10 year old- jain temple.
super fine jain temple with lots of acivity situated on old cochin, they have one in chin behind abad palza hotel, near jews trrrtein cohin 10 year old- jain temple.
Written 18 January 2022
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pradipdm
Mumbai, India20 contributions
Jan 2020
Every day, at 12.00 noon, pigeons gather to feed.
They patiently wait on the rooftops.
At the resounding beat of the thali, they start circling the spire, going round n' round.
Signalled to stop, they descend in the courtyard.
The guardian then recites his prayers.
The grain is spread all around.
Time to feast.
Tourists in kOCHI, make it a point to reach on time. The sense of joy and contentment is mutual !!!
Written 20 January 2020
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HappySheep
Wellington, New Zealand1,610 contributions
Jan 2020 • Friends
Interesting to visit respectfully this Jain temple as isn’t a big tourist attraction and has nice style and ambiance
Written 11 January 2020
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alison_sheldon
Kovalam, India33 contributions
Dec 2019 • Couples
Extraordinary experience watching a huge flock of pigeons flying around the temple when the bell was rung. They then land, and everyone there can feed the birds if they want.
Written 8 January 2020
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Stellan D
Bromma, Sweden583 contributions
Nov 2019
Janism is a separate religion and has a couple of thousand followers in Cochin. The temple was built in the 1960-ies.
Written 2 December 2019
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Kathleen F
Nanaimo, Canada388 contributions
Feb 2019 • Couples
We weren't too sure what we were getting into when we entered this temple. There was a sign clearly stating that menstruating women were not allowed in the temple. Men had to have their knees covered so my husband was given a wrap to wear like a wrap around type skirt.
The temple is in excellent shape but is not very big.They made a very big deal about having you and everyone there feed the pigeons after a prayer was said. It was very different from any other temple experience we have had. I'm not a super fan of pigeons so wasn't that thrilled on feeding them from my hands but it was still interesting.
There was no entrance fee but a tip box you walk past on your exit. It was great to see a temple being so well maintained.
The temple is in excellent shape but is not very big.They made a very big deal about having you and everyone there feed the pigeons after a prayer was said. It was very different from any other temple experience we have had. I'm not a super fan of pigeons so wasn't that thrilled on feeding them from my hands but it was still interesting.
There was no entrance fee but a tip box you walk past on your exit. It was great to see a temple being so well maintained.
Written 17 March 2019
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WeirdOldLady56
3 contributions
Feb 2019 • Solo
The temple guide was in a hurry for visitors to quickly glance at the two areas on display and then ushered us out and on our way. There was no attempt to engage the visitor in the history of the temple. Dissappointing.
Written 20 February 2019
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darshbjain
Mumbai, India104 contributions
May 2018 • Family
The place is awesome for pilgrimage purposes and it is also very close to the main market of the area which has many good fruits and other groceries.
You can also find pigeons there at a fixed time near 11 am when they come and eat food from your hands.It is a divine experience.
You can also find pigeons there at a fixed time near 11 am when they come and eat food from your hands.It is a divine experience.
Written 27 December 2018
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abhish_jain
noida70 contributions
Nov 2018 • Family
It is a beautiful old (1000+ years) Jain temple
You will love to see how pigeons take three rotation of main jain temple before coming to feed grains.
You can feed them by your own hands.
As this is a temple make sure you are not wearing short dresses
You will love to see how pigeons take three rotation of main jain temple before coming to feed grains.
You can feed them by your own hands.
As this is a temple make sure you are not wearing short dresses
Written 19 November 2018
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Shreyash Jain
Bengaluru, India768 contributions
Jul 2018 • Solo
The temple is relatively smaller than average Jain temples but given the footfall it is not crowded and you can pray in peace.
Written 27 August 2018
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