SHRI ANTRIKSH PARSHWNATH TIRTH

Mul Nayak

Importance

it is very old, when husband of Ravan's sister-in-law, King of Paataal Lanka, was wandering in his vimaan (air ship), he felt hungry and came down to have his food. His servants, Mali and Sumali had forgot to bring the idol of lord whom he worshiped before food. So they made the idol there itself from mud and dung. Before going back they settled the idol in water pond near by. This idol remained invisible in the pond for centuries and once when King Shripal had water from this place his leprosy was cured. Wondering on this The queen got a dream that there is a very old idol in the pond. The king should take a cart and driven by seven day old young ones, drive the cart himself and shoul have no doubts in his mind nor he should look back. Then he can take this idol to his preferred place. King did exactly the same. But on his way back he had some doubt in his mind that whether such a big statue is coming on the cart or not. So he turned back to see. To his surprise and everybody else's the idol got stationary under a tree in air. It was on such a height that even a horse rider could cross easily from under it. Spellbound by the event, he constructed a temple near the place and when the time came to take the idol into temple, some sense of  arrogance and pride came in the mind of king. After that he tuned heads over heels but could not move the statue from under the tree. This tree is still near this temple - Pavli mandir. On the orders of Acharya Abhaydevsurishwar ji, a new temple was constructed nearby and then this idol moved into the temple. But at time of Pratishtha, again this was 6 fingures in air.

the closest railway station is Vaseem, which is 19 Km from where
tonga services are available.

Ramtek Tirth

Mul Nayak

Bhadravati Tirth

Mul Nayak

Mangi Tungi Tirth

Mul Nayak

Shri Adishwar Bhagwan

in jungle on a high hill - Gaalna, 1371.6 meters above sea level. It is believed that lord Ramchandra, Hanumaan ji, Sugreev ji, and many munis attained moksha from here. And also lord Krishna (forth coming Tirthankar) died here.

the closest railway station is Navpur, which is 80 Km from where
tonga, taxi, buses, etc. services are available.

Gajpantha Tirth

Mul Nayak

the closest railway station is Nasik road, which is 19.3 Km from where taxi and bus services to the temple are available.

Agaashi Tirth

Mul Nayak

Konkan Tirth

Mul Nayak

the closest railway station is Thana, which is 1.60 Km from where taxi and bus services to the temple are available. This place  is just 24 Kms from Bombay.

Dahiganv Tirth

Mul Nayak

Kumbhojgiri Tirth

Mul Nayak

Shri Jagvallabh Parshwnath Bhagwan

Bahubali Tirth

Mul Nayak

Shri Bahubali Bhagwan, in standing positionon

the closest railway station is Haathklangdey, which is 8 Km from where taxi and bus services to the temple are available.