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Bibrod Tirth Ratlam
Regarded a major center of Jainism religion and philosophy, Bibrod Tirth, Ratlam is in the limelight for several reasons in Ratlam, Madhya Pradesh. Notable attraction of this Jain worship center is approximately 2.49ft high idol of Adinath Bhagwan. It was made from a black-colored stone and so is the idol looking amazing in its silent Padmansana posture. Devotees don’t miss to worship the idols during their visits.
History
Enriched history of Bibrod Tirth, Ratlam takes one to ancient era while Jainism was flourishing in the country. Researchers have also observed that it existed since 13th century. Famous idol of this Jain shrine offers an indication of that particular period from the inscriptions which definitely signify importance of idols here. Devotees and tourists alike assess the antiquity of idols and their artistic presentations as well.
Such feelings develop by mere seeing an idol worshipped by hundreds of thousands of followers of Jain religion. Of equal importance is the annual fair organized at this shrine from 10th to 15th day of the dark half during the Magasar month. Number of devotees and worshippers increase especially during that period.
Architecture
The Bibrod Tirth, Ratlam is a notable one in other aspects as well. Of worth noticing is the architecture that showcases excellent art and sculpture work. It portrays the true face of the ancient art and architecture. Devotees feel a comfort zone by looking at the unique posture of Jain God. It is here that devotees feel spiritually incarnated as a pilgrim and so do they keep their devotional spirits alive. It is definitely a special artistry presentation which makes big difference by enchanting devotees.
Timings: 5.00 am to 9.00 pm (All Days)
Entrance Fee: Free
How to Reach
By Road
State and interstate buses operate from various cities to connect this place with the major and minor cities of Madhya Pradesh and all nearby states by roadways.
By Rail
Ratlam Railway Station is the nearest railway station to connect this place with the rest parts of country by railways. Located at a distance of only 8 kilometers from the shrine, this station is a best choice to avail railways services from any part of the country.
By Air
Devi Ahilyabai Holkar Airport in Indore is the nearest airport which connects this region with the rest destinations by airways.
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