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The Jain Community of Khajuraho city was the wealthiest community in India. The Jain legacy here includes one of the finest collections of temples in Madhya Pradesh together with more than dozen Hindu temples. At South east of Khajuraho village, the road ends in front of the complex of jain temples. On the way to the Jain complex, at the southern edge of the village and barely visible from the road are the ruins of the Ghantai Temple. All that remain are pillars, some with bells ( ghanti, hence the name) dangling on chains all carved in stone. There are three main Jain temples the Parshvanath Temple and the Adinath Temple, which both date to the middle Ages; and the Shantinath Temple, a more recent building that was constructed from the remains of other temples. Cunningham discovered the only Buddhist statue to be found in khajuraho in the vicinity of the Ghantai temple. The Jain temple complex was recently developed, with shops and a small museum displaying Jain images salvaged from the vicinity. Together these make Khajuraho one of the most important Jain sites in India. One other temple is also there called as Ghantai Temple. It is also belongs to Jain community... Read more View on Google Map
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Khajuraho has been recognized by UNESCO as a place of world heritage on account of its magnificent temples. There is no doubt that Khajuraho is one of the most prominent international tourist centers of India. It was widely known as the religious capital of mighty Chandela rulers in the medieval period (9th to 13th Century AD). The temples of Khajuraho are generally divided into three groups: Western, Eastern and Northern. The Eastern group is mainly consisting of Jain temples. There are 34 (Thirty Four) Jain Temples in total in the Khajuraho city.
