Shri Dharmachakra Prabhav Tirth

Shri Dharmachakra Prabhav Tirth is a modern Jain temple located 15 kilometers from Nashik, along the Mumbai-Nashik Highway. The temple complex is notable for its large scale and detailed architectural work, particularly the carvings on stone and marble. It houses a 12-foot tall idol of Lord Mahavir, weighing 12 tonnes. The temple provides facilities such as a 'Bhojan Shala' (dining hall), well-maintained rooms, and a 'gaushala' (cow shelter). The surrounding area is landscaped to resemble a resort, creating a serene atmosphere. It is designed to replicate various important Jain pilgrimage sites (Tirth Sthans) like Palitana and Shikarji.