Adinath Temple

    Adinath Temple, located in the Khajuraho temple complex in Madhya Pradesh, is a significant Jain temple dedicated to Lord Adinath, the first Tirthankara of Jainism. Constructed in the 10th century during the Chandela dynasty, this temple is part of the eastern group of Khajuraho temples and is renowned for its detailed architectural features and intricate carvings. The temple follows the Nagara architectural style, with a sanctum, a vestibule, and an entrance porch. The outer walls are adorned with elaborate sculptures depicting various Jain deities, celestial beings, and intricate patterns. The sanctum houses a central idol of Lord Adinath, flanked by images of other Tirthankaras. Adinath Temple stands out for its artistic representation and religious significance within the Jain community. It is part of the UNESCO World Heritage site of Khajuraho, reflecting the rich cultural and spiritual heritage of the region. The temple's detailed carvings and historical importance make it a key attraction for visitors interested in Jain architecture and ancient Indian art.