Belgaum Kamal Basti

Published: 02.05.2013
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Belgaum Kamal Basadi, Chikki Basadi, Chikki Basti, Kamal Basadi, Kamal Basti

Kamal Basadi (Jain Temple)
Built: 10th CE.

Under the protection of Archaeological Survey of India. This temple is near the Belgaum Main Bus Stand. The two temples in the fort are known as Kamal Basadi (Mandir) and Chikki Basadi.

Chikki Basadi Photo 1920

Kamal Basadi is so called because of the Gumbaj of the temple in the form of the lotus of 72 petals. In this temple, the past present and future Tirthankars 24 for each period are shown on the 72 petals of the lotus flower. The stone carved Sinhasan of Bhagwan Neminath is very artistic. The pillars of the temple are decorated with carvings and brightly polished. The idol of Bhagwan Neminath was found in the Jungle about 200 years ago. The Idol and other statue are of 11CAD. There are idols of Bhagwan Sumatinath in standing posture; idol of Bhagwan Adinath in padamasan; idol of Bhagwan parsvanath under the shade of 7 hooded Nagraj and the idols of Navgraha is also worth seeing.

This temple is under active puja.

Belgaum, Karnataka, India


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