At a glance
Location & visiting
- Jain Shwetambar Dadaji's Temple & Garden, Shree Sitalnath Temple (rows 13-14, same Manicktala complex area)
- Timings are not always confirmed — the community can add verified hours in the notes below.
About this temple
Parasnath Jain Temple, Manicktala, Kolkata serves the Jain community of Manicktala, Kolkata, a famous and extremely heavily-reviewed temple-and-garden complex - among the most iconic Jain landmarks in East India, known for its ornate mirror-and-glasswork architecture and landscaped gardens. It follows the Digambar tradition of Jainism.
The temple is dedicated to Parshvanatha, the 23rd Tirthankara of Jainism.
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Review highlights
- MAJOR FIND: first substantive Kolkata coverage in this workbook. The famous Parasnath Jain Temple (also widely known as the 'Pareshnath Jain Temple' or 'Kolkata Jain Temple') at Manicktala - one of the most heavily-reviewed (2,856) and architecturally celebrated Jain sites in this entire workbook, renowned for its elaborate mirror-work, glass mosaics and formal gardens, and a major tourist as well as pilgrimage destination in East India.
From publicly available Google Maps listings and reviews — please reconfirm by phone before travelling.
Frequently asked questions
Is Parasnath Jain Temple, Manicktala, Kolkata Digambar or Shwetambar?
This is a Digambar temple.
What are the visiting timings?
Timings are not confirmed for this listing. We recommend calling ahead, or checking the community notes for a recent visitor’s report.
Is there a phone number for Parasnath Jain Temple, Manicktala, Kolkata?
No phone number is on file yet. A point of contact is not individually listed — visitors are advised to contact the temple or trust office directly.
Where exactly is Parasnath Jain Temple, Manicktala, Kolkata located?
40, Manicktala, Khanna, Ward Number 15, Kolkata, West Bengal 700004. Landmark: A famous and extremely heavily-reviewed temple-and-garden complex - among the most iconic Jain landmarks in East India, known for its ornate mirror-and-glasswork architecture and landscaped gardens.