jal-mandir

Jal Mandir or Water Temple is located at [1] Pawapuri (also known as Apapapuri meaning sinless city), in the Indian state of Bihar. Sateri Devi Jal Mandir is dedicated to Goddess Sateri. The beautiful surroundings with dense forests are a beauty to the eyes. The temple has a water body made around the temple which adds to the peace of attraction. Therefore, it is also known as Jal Mandir. Jal Mandir also known as Apapuri or Water Temple is a unique Jain temple built in Pawapuri, Bihar. The site is a highly esteemed temple dedicated to King Mahavira, the 24th Thirthankara (Jainism preacher) and founder of the Jain religion, which marks the site of his cremation. Located in Pawapuri in Bihar province, Jal Mandir is a revered Jain. temple dedicated to the 24th Tirthankara- Lord Mahavir. Also known as Apapuri, a beautiful white marble temple marks the site of the cremation of Lord Mahavir and is a sacred pilgrimage to Jainism. The magnificent temple is built inside a large water tank filled with beautiful pink lotus flowers. Considered one of the top five Jain temples in the region, the temple has the "Charan Paduka" or the footnote of Lord Mahavir as the central deity.