Adbhutji – Strange temple

The Jain temple of Adbhutji was built during Rana Kumbha's rule and houses a nine-foot-high black marble image of the Jain saint Tirthankar Shanti Nath, which enshrines inside, built by Oswal Jain 'Sarang' in 1437.

Located near Nagda village close to Eklingji, Adbhutji Temple is a fascinating ancient Jain shrine known for its unusual history and architectural beauty. Built during the reign of Rana Kumbha in the 15th century, the temple houses a remarkable 9-foot-tall black marble idol of Jain Tirthankar Shantinath, which gives the temple its name “Adbhut” (meaning extraordinary or strange).

Though partially ruined due to historical invasions, the temple still reflects exceptional craftsmanship with intricate carvings and spiritual ambiance. Surrounded by scenic landscapes and historic ruins, it offers visitors a unique blend of heritage, mystery, and tranquility.