Ajmer's Nareli Jain Temple, is the best tourist attraction in Ajmer, Rajasthan. Tourists come here to appreciate the hilly areas away from the city. A modern building designed by RK Marble's Ashok Patni is confirmed to exist. The temple was sanctified by Jain philosopher Sudha Sagar, a disciple of Acharya Shri Vidha Sagar, and construction began in 1994-95. The greatest Ashtadhatu deity was placed in the temple premises in 2002; the temple cost around Rs 50 crore, but the budget of almost Rs 100 crore was exhausted.

Nareli Jain Temple in Ajmer is a Digambar Jains important pilgrimage destination that is well-known among tourists for its stunning and elaborate marble carvings. On the first floor of the main shrine is a 22-foot-tall idol of Guru Adinath Ji. On the hills above, there are 24 little temples dedicated to various Tirthankars.

For people who enjoy great architecture and the natural beauty of hills distant from the city, the Nareli Jain Temple is a must-see. Although the temple is not an antique structure, its appearance and architecture are stunning, and the sight is worth remembering. This is without a doubt one of Ajmer's most popular tourist attractions.
 

• People can sit there and meditate for a long hour. 
• One can also go and worship there. 
• Photography outside the temple is allowed. 
   

• Open your shoes before entering the temple. 
• Photography inside the temple is prohibited. 
• Always try to maintain silence. 
   

All seven days of the week, the Nareli Jain Temple is open. The Nareli Jain Temple is open from 6:00 a.m. to 8:30 p.m., with aartis held at 8:30 a.m. and 9:00 a.m. in the morning and 20 minutes before sunset in the evening. The timings are subject to change.

• Government Museum
• Ajmer Jain Temple
• Clock Tower
• Akbari Masjid
• Ajmer Sharif Dargah
• Durga Bagh Gardens
   

Amazing art sculptures, gorgeous fountains, and pillars influenced by Ashoka's construction can be found throughout the temple. The ground floor is currently restricted to guests, however, the first floor is always open. In the meditation hall, you can sit and relax your body, mind, and soul.