Details of Jain temples in Nellore, Andhra Pradesh

Posted Date: 04-Aug-2011	Category: Pilgrim Places	Rating:
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There are few jain temples in Andhra Pradesh, there are very specific and good visiting place for people who are willing Non-violence, these are very peaceful temples. In this article I am more information on these temple especially temple which is located in Nellore.

About Jainism

Before going into Jain temple in Andhra Pradesh, here I am giving some
information about the Jainism.

History Jainism
Jaiisim is a the on of the mot ancient region in India, and it is not depends on any region, history say that it is exist since 3000 BC.

Principals of Jainism
Jains are follow some principals strictly below are the some of principals
• Universe has no beginning and ending
• Non-violence
• Speak truth always
• Non-stealing
• Non-possession
• Meditation

Jain Temple details in Nellore

It was constructed on 1996 in 5 acres land near to Nellore , it has three gates, in the first gate for the security to check the devotees and send t the second gate in the second gate the display some Rules need to follow in the temple area and last gate is the entrance to the main temple.
The temple was constructed with good engineering and architectural work , the temple and idols of the Mahaveer with full of marbles .there are four Mahaveer idols facing four sides i.e. south, north ..

Location of Jain temples in Nellore
It is located at 10 Km from the Nellore towards the Chennai on NH5.
Kakatur village,
Venkatachalam ,
Nellore distinct,
A.P

How to Reach Jain temples in Nellore
Reach the Nellore in AP by train or buses , From Nellore there are RC services available , Apart from the Public service there some private service and Auto also available.

Below are the some of the Rule in temple area
Strict rules in Temple Area
• No languages are allowed in temple.
• Cameras are not allowed
• Eatable are not allowed
• Should not be make any noise
• Should be keep environment very clean

Important Festival in the Jain Temple
• Gyan Panchami
• Diwali
• Chaturdashi
• Pous Dashami
• Akshaya Tritiya
• Meru Terash
• Mouna Ekadashi

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