Lovely to walk around, steps are everywhere so not good for invalids.
Very busy place & suggest audio guide if interested in this religion. There is a priest walking about who offers blessings (it is not free)
Cannor bring anything made out of leather & suggest taking a pair of old socks wirh you.
It's a very out of the way attraction situated in a deep valley, not very picturesque either.

The temple is well maintained and beautiful. The present canteen inside the Temple open is open during lunch time and hence it is difficult for the devotees to have food etc before and after lunch time. Hence, there should be provision of a separate canteen/restaurant throughout the day (within or outside the Temple) .for serving food and hot /cold drinks..

This temple is spectacular! There are 1444 pillars holding up this temple and every one of them is carved differently. Being 500 years old, the intricate carvings look like they were carved yesterday. It is only open for a few hours each day to the public, so it is very busy. Since it is an active Jain temple, you can’t go inside with your shoes or any item that is derived from animals like a belt or even a camera strap.