Shri Digambar Jain Siddha Kshetra Muktagiri

The restaurant is located in a beautiful Jain temple with stunning natural surroundings. The Dharamshala facility is very good, and there is also an elevator available. The staff are nice and helpful.

This restaurant is the best and most picturesque Digambar Jain temple. It is the perfect place for an overnight stay. The dormitory is excellent and the service is good. It is the best place to worship Lord Parasnath Bhagwan on the mountain in the 26th temple out of a total of 50 small temples.

There are a total of 42 temples with various statues of 24 Digambaras. Also, between these temples is a wonderful waterfall (which unfortunately was closed for renovation when we visited, but the experience was still exceptional! Visitors are not required to wear any kind of shoes inside the temples as they are all connected by pathways, making it easier to walk without fear of injuring your feet. There are accommodations and dining options available for travelers. The atmosphere during festivities is very spiritual. If you wish to have a meal there, you must inform them at least 1 hour in advance for preparation. Overall, it was a full-fledged experience!

A beautiful green mountain full of 52 antique jain tempel and waterfalls. juli until December is the best seson to visit as waterfall is best. the accommodation is good. this place is religious place, not jain can visit

Breathtakingly awesome and dangerously beautiful. The chain of 52 temples, with stairways running amidst the rocky mountains lead to the main temple vicinity. The place becomes hauntingly beautiful during monsoon with greenery all around and waterfall gushing down from the mountains beside. Such perfectly named muktagiri pearl amidst the mountains. For a minute note, the place is open to the mainstream specifically for worshipping and rituals. Tourists can only glance through.