Sonagiri Jain Temple

Peaceful place, as of now not many people visiting so it's clean and nice. People are good and nice to talk and give instructions. View is amazing from. Not too much steep except a few area but you will enjoy the visit. Definitely go to place if visiting Maa pitambara Datiya, it is hardly 15 kms.

If you are really looking for peace then you should definitely visit this place. There are group of temples and each one has its own significance.

You can come here and spend some quality time, doing meditation.

There was no cost or ticket price here. It’s in a small hill in MP.

Located approximately 60 kms away from Gwalior on Gwalior Jhansi highway, this place has 101 jain teerthankar temples located on a hill and this place has opening and closing hours so people visiting this place should always follow the time schedule.

Total 108 jain temples. Start your yatra early morning and enjoy views of peacocks.

A total of 77 jain temples are there on the mountain. Many Dharmshala's to stay beneath the hill and around 28 temples in each dharmshala's.

Very calm and mesmerizing place.

Recommend to visit this place in the monsoon or winter time. Because of too much hotness after walking on the hill towards each temple.

One of the best digambar Jain temple beautiful view and location

Deside to reside here till death.

Sonagiri has scores of Jain temples it's from 09th century .
In temple there are total temples count are 108 in numbers and the main temple is 57 number which is at the top of sonagiri here the statue of Lord Chandraprabhu is located .

The scenes view from the top of the mountain is amaze .
Timing is the temple to 5:00 am to 12:30 pm and 3:00 pm to 9:00 pm.

Good time to visit is in Winter (Nov to Feb)
There are many lodged and hotel to stay near to temple almost lodges are around 100 meters from Temple.

It tooks a one full day to visit all temple and it is 60Km from Gwalior and 40KM from Jhansi railway station.

You will reach easily from railway station to temple by local transport but local transport is not available all the time so suggestions to take your own vehicle
Distance from sonagiri railway station to temple is approximately 5 KM.

My experience was really good to visit temple i have visited 3 times this temple, you will feel the good vibes in this temple , Temple is very neat & clean and must to visit in my opinion once in your life .

It's a beauty of Jainism temple i have seen ever.

Nice place with beautiful hill view. Most favorable time to visit sonagir Temple - monsoon season.... This place have 108 Jain temples. Awesome place for visit. Beautiful ambience & natural scenery..... Loved the view from hill top... Peaceful place to visit with family as well as friends.... Visit temple during sunrise or sunset for awesome view...

Most divine place to visit and stay.

One of the most beautiful Jain temples. This is a fantastic site to visit, especially during the monsoon season with so many peacocks and bird melodies, the environment is calm and peaceful. This is a holy and peaceful place. A wonderful location where every single thing is holy. Lord Chandraprabhu is the most notable person associated with this location.
This is a must-see location, as the air is quite relaxing. One of Jain's most popular pilgrimages.

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With a sense of spirituality spreading all across the town and the stunning architecture of the Jain temples reflecting the rich heritage, Sonagiri is a place to spend some quality time in Madhya Pradesh, and to soak in its true essence. Sonagiri has at least a hundred Jain temples, small and big and with excellent architecture, scattered all around the town, all of which are top-rated destinations among Jain monks and devotees.

If you translate Sonagiri to English, it stands for ‘The Mountain of Gold’ or ‘The Golden Peak. But the town of Sonagiri, located 60 kilometres away from Gwalior in Madhya Pradesh, is neither a mountain nor is it famous for gold. What it is well known for is a rich heritage of Jainism and numerous shrines to speak for its legacy. Sonagiri might not be one of those places which you will find in big bold letters in every itinerary. It is also not a place where you can expect an endless list of attractions. However, Sonagiri is something very special and unique in itself.

Sonagir or Sonagiri that literally means 'golden hill' is a hill dotted with white Jain temples about 15 kms from Datia town and attracts attention from quite a distance. It is a sacred place for Digambar Jain sect and is associated with the 8th Tirthankar Chandraprabha. There are 77 temples dedicated to the various Tirthankars and many of them belong to 9th -10th century.
A majority of the Jain holy places are located in the hills and they are oasis of absolute peace & tranquility. Sonagiri is no different. A climb up the hill last evening was an exhilarating experience. There is an ancient temple at the base which has a collection of some priceless statues made in sphatik & jade. The glass inlay work in the sanctum is amazing and has earned this temple the name 'Kanch ka Mandir'.

A visit to their holy temples always act as a soothing balm and give solace to the mind & the soul

This is a holy and a very soothing place, very miraculous place each and every particle is holy here.
This place is mainly famous for Chandraprabhu lord.
Must visit place, the air here is very soothing. One of the most popular Pilgrimage of Jain's.

Beautiful place , very clean temple it has more than 100 Temple in single hill and looks so wonderful it is 10 km from datia, datia is well connected by train or road from all major part of india , basically it is a jain temple so if you are jain than must visit ....Over all must visit place

One of the very nice place ie #JainTeerth place.
These beautiful temples are located on a hill with sequence from 1-108.
The place is located 4-4.5 km away from Sonagiri Railway station.
Leather products ie belt/wallet is prohibited.

When take entry, the series of temple starts with unique names (As per Muni/Nath).

They're located on both side. Parallel you can see lovely mini forest views with lots of birds & listen varieties of bird sounds.

In addition to that, there are many lovely trees. The climbing way is full concrete & finished with tiles.
Most incredible & very nice part, very clean area, the more you go up, you gonna see all series of temples located from the sequence.

All temple colors are white & many other statues are also located on side of temples.

Such a lovely place to visit.

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Sonagiri about 60 km from Gwalior, has scores of Jain temples dating from the 9th century onwards. It is located in the Datia district of Madhya Pradesh, India. This location is popular among devotees and ascetic saints to practice self-discipline, austerity and to attain Moksha

Sonagiri Temple is one of the primary pilgrimage places for the Jain Followers. The word “Sonagiri” means “The Golden Peak.” This pilgrimage site is considered as sacred to Digambar Jains. This temple is unique as this was the site where Nanganag Kumar attained Moksha along with his fifteen million followers.

There is a 3 metres (9.8 ft) rock cut image of Chandraprabhu dating back to 5th to 6th century. There are a total of 103 temples with 77 on hill and 26 in village.

Place is surrounded by beautiful hill landscapes and you can have a 360 degree view of complete Sonagiri town. It a must visit place during monsoon season. If you want to learn more about Jainism then this is the right place.

Good religious place, more option available to stay during your visit, more than 100 jain temples are on hill,and ground.

Must visit teerth for everyone....sonagiri jain temples are magnificent example of how beautiful jain teerth actually are. There are hundreds of ancient mandir, which are well renovated making it very peaceful and photogenic place. There are almost a mandir in every home in the village down there, and hundreds more on the pahad.