🕉 Jai Jinendra Saat Bees Deori Mandir · Chittorgarh Fort 🏛️ UNESCO World Heritage Site
🕉 Shwetamber Jain Trust · Est. 11th Century CE

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Saat Bees Deori

Vegetarian-only dharamshala for Jain pilgrims. Clean rooms, Jain meals, no advance payment required.

Pay at counter Jain kitchen Temple on-site Inside fort
27
Temples
900+
Years
24
Tirthankaras
4.7★
Rating
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01472-291971
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Vegetarian only
No onion/garlic
Dharamshala Rules & Guidelines
✅ Jain pilgrims and vegetarian guests warmly welcome
✅ Prior booking recommended; walk-ins subject to availability
⚠️ Observe Jain religious practices during your stay
⚠️ Meal coupons to be purchased 1 hour before mealtime
🚫 No non-vegetarian food, alcohol, or tobacco on premises
🚫 No photography inside the temple sanctum
🚫 Rights of admission reserved by Dharamshala Management
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Saat Bees Deori

A sacred complex of twenty-seven Jain temples established in the 11th century CE, located within the magnificent Chittorgarh Fort, dedicated to the 24 Tirthankaras.

11th C
Founded
27
Temples
900+
Yrs History
24
Tirthankaras
About the Temple

Situated near the Fateh Prakash Palace within Chittorgarh Fort, this remarkable complex of twenty-seven temples is dedicated to the Jain Tirthankaras. The main sanctum houses a majestic idol of Lord Adinath — the first Tirthankara — seated in serene meditation.

Step inside and be embraced by a calm, cool atmosphere where sunlight filters through intricately carved windows, creating a gentle shimmer on the polished floors. The corridors are lined with pillars adorned with depictions of Jain deities, celestial beings, and narratives from Jain scriptures.

Jain Principles
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Ahimsa — Non-Violence
The cornerstone of Jainism. Reverence for all living beings, reflected in the temple's vegetarian-only environment and peaceful atmosphere.
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Saatya — Truth
Commitment to honesty and integrity in thought, word, and deed — a guiding principle for all devotees who visit this sacred site.
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Vairagya — Detachment
The path of spiritual liberation through renunciation of worldly desires, symbolised by the meditative posture of Lord Adinath in the sanctum.
Architecture & Heritage

The temple showcases an exquisite blend of Jain and Maru-Gurjara architectural styles, reminiscent of the celebrated temples at Ranakpur and Dilwara, Mount Abu.

Ornate Pillars
Ornate Pillars
Celestial Ceilings
Celestial Ceilings
Ancient Origins
Ancient Origins
Divine Sanctum
Divine Sanctum
Temple Timings
Morning Opens
5:30 AM
Morning Aarti
Afternoon Close
12:00 PM
Break Period
Evening Opens
4:00 PM
Afternoon Session
Evening Close
8:30 PM
Evening Aarti
⭐ Best visited at morning or evening Aarti time
Contact & Location
Reception
01472-291971
Mobile (WhatsApp)
+91-9664309708 · +91-9252144095
Address
Chittorgarh Fort, Near Fateh Prakash Palace
Chittorgarh, Rajasthan — 312001
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Daily Aarti & Puja Schedule
Experience divine rituals performed daily in the tradition of Jain worship. Dress modestly and maintain silence inside the temple.
Morning Sessions
5:30
AM
Pratah Puja (Morning Prayer)
Temple opens with the first prayers of the day. Devotees perform Abhishek and offer flowers.
Daily
6:00
AM
Mangal Aarti
The auspicious morning Aarti with incense, lamps, and devotional chanting before Lord Adinath.
Daily
8:00
AM
Naukarsi (Morning Meal)
Sattvic Jain breakfast served in the Bhojanalaya. Purchase coupons at the counter beforehand.
Meal
12:00
PM
Temple Closes (Afternoon)
Mid-day break. Temple and Bhojanalaya closed for afternoon rest.
Closed
Evening Sessions
4:00
PM
Temple Reopens
Afternoon darshan session begins. Peaceful time for prayer and reflection.
Daily
6:30
PM
Sandhya Aarti
The spectacular evening Aarti — the most visited ritual. Lamps, incense, devotional songs fill the ancient temple.
Daily
7:00
PM
Dinner (Bhojanalaya)
Jain sattvic dinner served. Purchase coupons at least 1 hour in advance.
Meal
8:30
PM
Shayan Aarti (Night Prayer)
The closing ritual of the day. Temple doors close after this final prayer.
Daily
Special Occasions & Festivals
🎊 Paryushan Parva — 8-day festival with special Aarti, fasting & prayers
🌸 Mahavir Jayanti — Grand celebrations, processions, and community meals
🙏 Das Lakshan Parva — 10-day Digambar festival with religious discourses
📅 Akshay Tritiya — Auspicious day; increased pilgrims, book rooms early
🕯️ Diwali — Special Aarti and firework-free celebrations at the temple
🍽️ Jain Bhojanalaya
Pure Jain sattvic meals served fresh daily — no onion, no garlic, no root vegetables. Prepared with devotion in a hygienic kitchen following strict Jain dietary principles.
🌱 100% Vegetarian 🚫 No Onion/Garlic 🚫 No Root Vegetables ✅ Jain Certified
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Naukarsi
Morning Jain breakfast — light, wholesome, and prepared fresh every day
~8:00 AM
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Lunch
Full sattvic Jain thali with dal, sabzi, roti, rice & dessert
11:00 – 12:00 PM
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Dinner
Evening meal served in the Bhojanalaya. Warm, nourishing Jain food
~7:00 PM
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Snacks
Light refreshments available during open temple hours
Between meals
Purchase meal coupons at the Bhojanalaya counter at least 1 hour before mealtime. Coupon prices are nominal and set by the Trust. Guests are requested to finish meals within the designated hall.
Jain Dietary Guidelines
✅ All food served is strictly Jain — safe for all Jain communities
✅ No onion, garlic, potato, carrot, radish, or beet
✅ No eggs or non-vegetarian items anywhere on premises
⚠️ Outside food should ideally be Jain-compliant
🚫 No outside non-vegetarian food or alcohol permitted
🌙 Ratri Bhojan (night eating): please follow your personal Jain practices
Places Near the Temple
Chittorgarh Fort
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Chittorgarh Fort · Near Fateh Prakash Palace
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Chittorgarh Fort
One of India's largest forts and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Echoes with tales of Rajput valor and resilience.
On-site
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Jain Kirti Stambh
The 72-foot Jain Tower of Fame built in the 12th century — one of the tallest Jain monuments in the world.
~300m
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Vijay Stambha
The majestic 15th-century Victory Tower built by Maharana Kumbha, with intricate carvings on all nine floors.
~500m
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Fateh Prakash Palace
Historic palace adjacent to the temple complex, now housing the Chittorgarh Museum with archaeological treasures.
~200m
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Meera Bai Temple
Dedicated to the devotee-poet Meera Bai, this temple is a moving reminder of devotion and legend.
~400m
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Padmini Palace
The legendary palace of Rani Padmini, surrounded by a beautiful lake, with views of the fort ramparts.
~1.2 km
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Chittorgarh Railway Station
Well-connected to Udaipur (2.5 hrs), Jaipur, and Mumbai. The dharamshala is situated just opposite the station.
~3 km
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Udaipur — City of Lakes
The nearest major city with international airport, 120 km away (approx. 2.5 hrs by road or train).
120 km
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