There is enormous space and location is very enchanting.area is totally open and big pound and the structure of this temple is amazing. Anyone can go for a visit . There is almost good but somewhat need to clean pound & place is neat and clean.overview and outlook of this temple bizarre.the environment is full of nature.when I went there , I got surprised to watch different bird 🐦 it will enthrall you . It looks like a pound of birds. If you want to go please visit.it is also historical place for us . If you eager to visit then go for once.

The Jal Mandir meaning Water Temple, also known as Apapuri, in Pawapuri, meaning a town without sins, in the Indian state of Bihar, is a highly revered temple dedicated to Lord Mahavira

Nice place

The pond was really dirty when I visited and this place needs to be clean for visitors, so it can grasp more visitors.

The marvelous example of architecture specially the giant pond around the main temple is the main attraction

Amazing

Excellent jain mandir at mid of the lake. This is birthplace of Bhagwan Mahaveer. Must visit place. Nicely built in carved marble.

I think jal mandir is one of the most underrated place.

Absolutely loved this place, as you know it is the famous for the jain pilgrimage but they welcome everyone.. that ducks, fishes and lotus in the pond make temple more beautiful and soothing.. i hope you visit this places once and feel the vibe....

Ultimate place, the place of Jain

Its so peaceful there it feels great spending time.✨

Beautiful place for visit with family.

Very good place to visit👌👌💯

The Jal Mandir (Apapuri) , is the famous Jain temple dedicated to Lord Mahavira, the 24th Thirthankara and it marks the place of his cremation. The beautiful pond surrounding the temple is the major attraction, however its not maintained properly and is a bit dirty. The temple is said to be built by was built by King Nandivardhan. You can buy puffed rice before entering the temple premise and feed it to the ducks. Lotus is not visible in the pond.

Its a very nice place to visit and it should be connected through roads and railway.

Beautiful place of great importance in the Jain culture.

Its currently shutdown due to Covid-19

Pawapuri or Pawa is a holy site for Jains located in the Nalanda district in the Bihar state of Eastern India. It is located about nineteen kilometers from Rajgir and 101 kilometers from Patna, the capital of Bihar.Pawapuri about:-Pawapuri was at this place that Lord Mahavira, the twenty fourth Tirthankar attained Nirvana or eternal salvation from the cycle of death and birth in the year 527 BC. The Pictures shows the Charan Paduka housed in Jal Mandir, one of the 5 main temples in Pawapuri. It marks the spot where the mortal remains of the Lord Mahavira was creamated.Pawapuri is situated in Bihar, India and its proximity to the capital city, Patna makes it approachable to pilgrims and tourists alike. It is situated on the Patna-Ranchi road and can be approached either from Nawadah or Bihar Sharif.During ancient times about 2600 year ago, Pawapuri was the part of Magadha Kingdom and was called Madyama Pawa or Apawapuri, Ajatshatru, the son of King Shrenik who was one of the greatest disciples of Lord Mahavira was the King of Magadh during the lifetime of Mahavir. During the reign of Ajatshatru King Hastipal was the King of Pawapuri. When Lord Mahavira came to Pawapuri he stayed in King Hastipals Rajikshala.There are five main temples in Pawapuri - the Jal Mandir,the Gaon Mandir,the Samosaran,the New Samosaran and another temple built by Bibi Mehetab Kumari. Apart from these temples there is a Digamber Mandir near Jal mandir.

A very very important pilgrimage for every Jain. Lord Mahavira got his nirvana at this place and it is believed that his powers and presence is made felt even today at night of Diwali. It is also a remarkable piece of architecture.

Beautiful place

Very beautiful water temple of God mahaveer 🙏🏻

Very beautiful temple and it surrounding awesome, I enjoyed this place very much.

It is a major pilgrimage destination of Jains and the temple is dedicated to Lord Mahavira, the 24th Tirthankara (religious preacher of Jainism), which marks the place of his cremation. Mahavira attained Nirvana (salvation) in Pawapuri in 527 BC.The temple was originally built by King Nandivardhan, elder brother of Mahavira, within the pond which is filled with red coloured lotus flowers.Lord Mahavira attained Nirvana at Pavapuri. The place of his cremation became a pilgrimage centre when a large number of pilgrims took out a very large amount of soil from the site, which was considered as sacred as ashes of Lord Mahavira, and thus created a huge pit which got filled up with water and became a pond. To commemorate the place of his nirvana a temple was built within the tank.

Nice temple

Lovely place for family and friends fun time

Cool and nice place

Beautiful and piece full temple

Very peaceful place and good for tourists

Best place in the Nalanda district, best season October to March, food is also great there.

Awesome

Beautiful jal mandir its view is so amazing

Nice

Lord mahaveer jainest temple

Place is very quiet,,,, but less attractive......

Most visit

Nice

Nice place

Good

Awesome

Very nice

Beautiful

Good but. Not good for tourist. Bihar is like Bihar, the place will be ashamed. There is a very large pond here, in the middle of which there is a Jain temple. The water of the pond is very dirty, the side of the pond is walking sidewalk but it is broken. Bardhaman Hospital is next to it. There are many duck ducks that come to the pond to say

#drone pic

Amazing place. Jain is one of the temples and is present in the middle of excessive amount of water. I was very happy after coming here.

The Jal Mandir located in Pavapuri, near Rajgir and Bodh Gaya is a city located in the Nalanda district of Bihar province of India.

Jai ho