Shri Parshwa Padmavathi Jain Temple Krishnagiri Tamil Nadu

Shri Parshwa Padmavathi Jain Temple Krishangiri is a  nice one day trip to Krishnagiri Shaktipeetham if you have a day in hand. This temple is dedicated to Sri Padmavati devi and hence the name.

The temple was founded by Sri Vasanth Gurudev Ji.

This pilgrimage center is a dedicated Yoga Vidya center. This Parshwa Padmavathi Jain Temple Shaktipeetam, with the blessings of Sri Padmavathi Devi, is one of the sacred place for pilgrims in the district of Krishnagiri .

There is a main temple which is very grand and the architecture is similar to other Jain temples you would have visited. After that there are many other small temples in the premises.

The adoration (Mathru Upasana or Aradhana) of Sri Parshwanath Bhagwan, the 23rd of the 24 Thirthankars in the holy dharma of Jainism, is the focus of the Krishnagiri Shakti peetam idea.

The objective of Krishnagiri Shaktipeetam is to make one understand his or her inner self through divine means such as doing puja and providing bhakti, as Atma Sadhanam, or the search for one’s true self, as emphasised in Jain dharma.

There is one Naga Devta tempe which was mentioned to be very very old. Visiting this temple has been a blissful experience.

There are certain things to note though. You should not wear black clothes and shorts (kids are allowed to wear half pants) in the temple premises. You need to maintain calm and take care that kids do not shout.

Other attractions around Parshwa Padmavathi Jain Temple

Over all it will be a nice trip with family. You can also club this with KRS dam, Dakshin Tirupati and other attractions in Krishangiri/Hosur if time permits.

How to reach Shri Parshwa Padmavathi Jain Temple Krishangiri:

Bangalore -> Hsour -> Krishangiri -> Sri Padmavati temple

from Bangalore take hosur road, NH44 till Krishangiri and from there take left on Chennai expressway,

On Chennai expressway probably after 5 to 6 kilometers you will see the board on the other side of the road. So you need to take a U turn)

You can look at this marking!

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