Jain Basadi complex in Halebidu, Hassan district consists of three Jain Basadis (Basti or temples) dedicated to the Jain Tirthankars Parshvanatha, Shantinatha and Adinatha. The complex is situated near Kedareshwara temple. These temples were constructed in the 12th century during the reign of Hoysala Empire.The Parshvanatha Basadi was built by Boppadeva in 1133 A.D. during the reign of King Vishnuvardhana.The Adinatha Basadi is the smallest of the Jain basadis also built in 12th century.The Shantinatha Basadi was built around 1192 A.D., during the reign of Veera Ballala II.Note: The complex remains closed on Saturdays and Sundays due to Covid-19

We visited this Jain temple complex in December 2018. There are three Jain Temples (basadis), very near the Kedareswara Temple in Halebeedu, less than half a kilometre away from the Hoysaleshwara Temple. We walked from the Hoysaleshwara temple to the lane where both these temple complexes are located. They are the lesser known temples hence very few tourists come here, and we got a very quiet and peaceful darshan of both.Hoysala King Vishnuvardhana followed the Jain faith before he converted to Vaishnavism, a sect of Hinduism. However his queen, Shantala Devi continued to be a follower of Jainism. These temples were built in the 12th century, during and immediately after their reign.There are three Jain basadis in this temple complex. The largest one is the Parshvanatha Basadi, with an 18 foot monolithic statue of the deity. The Shanthinatha Basadi has an inner sanctum with the 18 foot monolith of the Shanthinatha deity. The Adinatha Basadi is the smallest one with the image of the deity Adinatha and the Hindu goddess Saraswati. The monolith of Bahubali, which was earlier present in this temple, in now displayed outside the Halebeedu museum.

Its a beautiful historical jain temple, can sit in the garden and enjoy your peace. Less crowded.

Best and one of the ancient jain temples of Jains.There are 3 temples all over this place. The gods which are स्थापित are Adhinath Bhagwan, Parshvanath Bhagwan and Adhinath Bhagwan.The main idol is of Parshvanath Bhagwan.This temple is maintained by archelogical survey of India.The hand work done in this temple is just mind blowing.A must visit to this place.

Ancient India, Jain temple, sacred place, absolutely well maintained, lush green patches, calm, ancient stone work. Priest will guide you through the temple complex with its history, historical significance and present significance. Nothing nearby except village so have your food and water with you... Will take you approximately 40-60 min in the temple. Must visit.

The jain temple complex is lesser crowded and deserted place. Many miss the temple.It is older than Hoysala temple . It contains two giant jain statues and simple building.It is very quite place and archeological lovers must visit place in Haliped

Must visit temple in halebidu. Many miss this ..but its located just 1 km to halebidu heritage temple. It is secluded and silent. There is no workship going on in this Jain temple. There is a huge standing Jain god. Sculpture in soap stone. The temple architecture is so mesmerizing. The pillars are huge and still intact and shines to perfection

Beautiful and serene place away from the rush of the main temple of Belur.

Historical places. Nice

Parshvanath, Shantinath and Adinath are three famous Jain Basadis of Halebidu, Karnataka. The three Jain Basadis were built in the 12th century AD under the patronage of the king and the queen of Hoysala, who were followers of the Jain religion. They are named after Jain tirthankaras and house their statues in the inner sanctums. Shiny lathe turned pillars in the mandapas

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