At a glance
Location & visiting
- Nashik city (125 km), Satana town
- Timings are not always confirmed — the community can add verified hours in the notes below.
About this temple
Mangi Tungi Digambar Jain Temple serves the Jain community of Mangi-Tungi twin peaks, near Satana, ~125 km from Nashik city; two peaks, Mangi (4,343 ft) and Tungi (4,366 ft). It follows the Digambar tradition of Jainism.
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Review highlights
- Home to the 108-foot statue of Rishabhdev (Adinath), the FIRST Tirthankar - officially the tallest Jain statue/tallest monolithic Jain statue in the world, unveiled in 2016. Also called Moksha Dham. Barefoot climbing is mandatory (no footwear allowed on the trek) - reviewers warn this is genuinely tough on the rocky path, especially for elderly pilgrims. A paid jeep service (~Rs.200/person) run by the trust can take visitors partway up. Monkeys are known to snatch loose items - reviewers advise caution.
From publicly available Google Maps listings and reviews — please reconfirm by phone before travelling.
Frequently asked questions
Is Mangi Tungi Digambar Jain Temple Digambar or Shwetambar?
This is a Digambar temple.
What are the visiting timings?
Not listed - call temple/trust office
Is there a phone number for Mangi Tungi Digambar Jain Temple?
Yes: +91 75887 11766.
Where exactly is Mangi Tungi Digambar Jain Temple located?
Mangi Tungi Road, Bhilwad, near Taharabad, Nashik district, Maharashtra 423302. Landmark: ~125 km from Nashik city; two peaks, Mangi (4,343 ft) and Tungi (4,366 ft).