Chandani Chowk in Delhi is India in a microcosm, where one can see people of different religions and backgrounds living together. Among the many attractions of this famous street, which extends from the Red Fort to the Fatehpuri Mosque is the Digambar Jain Temple. Located...More

Mandir is located just opposite to the Red fort and can be reached after crossing the road.. Good imposing structure with carvings on the roofs !!

Alongside a bird rescue hospital, this Jain Temple is the oldest in Delhi and it made for a good, first experience for the many, many other visits to Jain, Hindu, and Islamic sites we made during our 16-day journey through northern India. Made of the...More

Laal mandir is situated opposite Red Fort. Built in red stone, this is a digambar jain temple. It also houses a bird's hospital, one of its kind.

While exploring old delhi I came across this temple. I asked others about this place to get the information, and got to kniw it is the one of the old and famous jain mandir in Delhi. It is visited by people living far away... I...More

During my holidays in Delhi, I had visited the giant Red Fort complex and this beautiful temple is located across the street bang opposite the Red Fort complex. The color of the temple is red and had beautiful traditional architecture with intricate carvings on the...More

The temple will bring you closer to idea of jains. No violence, no leather and no photos inside. It's nothing very-very special (if you compare to e.g. Ranakpur jain temple), but being around the Red Fort and not go there it's a loss in your...More