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

This Temple is situated across the road from the Red Fort, in Old Delhi in the Chandni Chowk. It's red turrets are a landmark as they stretch skywards and feature in the skyline. There is a bird hospital, where birds are treated on a daily...More

We were staying at a hotel in the Bicycle Market and could see this temple from the rooftop. We dropped in to investigate what it was when walking back from the Red Fort after the (terrible) sound and light show. There were almost no other...More

The nearest metro station to this temple is Chandani Chowk. The temple is very beautiful and peaceful, made of red stones hence the alias Lal Mandir. There is a free bird hospital within the premises. A Jain book store too is located within the premises.

While visiting Red Fort, do visit Jain Temple too if you have faith in Jainism. It’s located just across the Red Fort. Nearest metro station is Mandi House.