Kanch Mandir
Kanch Mandir
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10:00 AM - 5:00 PM
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10:00 AM - 5:00 PM
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10:00 AM - 5:00 PM
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10:00 AM - 5:00 PM
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10:00 AM - 5:00 PM
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10:00 AM - 5:00 PM
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10:00 AM - 5:00 PM
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stylish InDorii
Indore, India9 contributions
Oct 2022
Built in 1903 by a businessman , this temple is quite literally covered with colored glass and mirrors - on walls , floor and ceiling. A curio worth a visit. It is part of a large , lovely heritage mansion ,( suffering from lack of whitewash /paint ) on a crowded street . Photography inside this temple is expressly prohibited, but some visitors can be seen disregarding this rule.
Written 4 October 2022
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Smriti M
Mohali, India17 contributions
Mar 2023 • Solo
I went there in the morning but was devoid entry after confirming that I am not Jain and there is a pooja going on, so there were people inside and i could hear them, but their god apparently only wanted to see jains at that time! I had gone specially for a visit! It is beyond my understanding which God sees a deciple after confirming their religion? And if there is one, sorry not interested!
Written 3 March 2023
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jeypee satapathy.Orissa
Bargarh, India312 contributions
Jun 2022 • Friends
Jain temple .Kanch Ka Mandir (Hindi: काँच मंदिर), literally Temple of Glass, is a famous Jain temple in Indore, built by Sir Seth Hukumchand Jain. The construction began sometime around 1903.
Written 16 June 2022
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Janaki Visvanath
Pune District, India47 contributions
Oct 2023 • Family
Nothing much. Skippable. If you have seen the kaanch palace in Jaipur, this is no match. Besides it is now been converted to a Jain temple so non-Jains are strongly discouraged.
However, there's a large wall depiction of the Wheel of life acc to Jainism..
Photos not allowed.
However, there's a large wall depiction of the Wheel of life acc to Jainism..
Photos not allowed.
Written 10 October 2023
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Himanshu
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Feb 2022 • Solo
Are you a jain? I said NO.
They said, then come after 10:30am (it was 8:40am) I explained them that my train is scheduled just after 1 hour and i coming from a long way just to see the temple.
They did not accepted and they talked to me very rudely after that.
Very bad experience.
By basics only, this temple is very weak because temple is a place where anyone is welcome at anytime, It doesn’t discriminate the person by his religion. And asking someone what is your religion before entering into the temple, what’s can be bad then this??
They said, then come after 10:30am (it was 8:40am) I explained them that my train is scheduled just after 1 hour and i coming from a long way just to see the temple.
They did not accepted and they talked to me very rudely after that.
Very bad experience.
By basics only, this temple is very weak because temple is a place where anyone is welcome at anytime, It doesn’t discriminate the person by his religion. And asking someone what is your religion before entering into the temple, what’s can be bad then this??
Written 7 February 2022
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skdel2016
National Capital Territory of Delhi, India280 contributions
Nov 2021
A must Go place . The architecture is decorated by glasses so named as kanch mandir. It's Jain temple and very calm place and being preserved place so far. Must Go place. There may be some parking issue. Go before 6.00 P.M.
Written 19 November 2021
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15PKD
Bhopal, India28 contributions
Apr 2023
Excellent serene place to visit, very well maintained neat and clean campus. Easy darshan facility but on Wednesdays and weekends , this becomes a little difficult. may please be taken care by the trust.
Written 12 April 2023
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JAGDISH RAVAL
Ahmedabad, India4,006 contributions
Apr 2014 • Couples
This is One of main attractions of Indore situated in old city of Indore.This temple is made of mirror.The temple is almost 100 years old built by Sheth Hakumchand. Kanch mandir is a Jain Temple dedicated to Lord Mahavir. Whole temple including walls,doors,pillars,floor are made of various type of coloured and imported glass. A nice temple which will remember for long time.
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Written 25 March 2015
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Nanasheth
Indore, India248 contributions
Mar 2014 • Family
Kaanch Mandir,is a Digambar Jain Temple,full coverage of 2 floors by Mirror/glass. Its a private temple belonging to Kasliwal family,and its remain open for general public during day time. Jain religious people offer their pooja . Its too clean. From outside its a stone building. If any body visits Indore,he must atleast see this marvelous family effort,built some 60/70 before.
Written 31 January 2015
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r0cky2708
Mumbai, India54 contributions
Jul 2014 • Couples
Looks like an ordinary Jain temple from the outside,ancient looking stone building but once you step inside your jaw would hit the mirrored floor. Every bit of this temple is covered in glass imported from Belgium. Its a 15 minute walk from the palace through the mouth watering Sarafa Bazaar. Reached late after closing time and had to request the guard to let us have a quick look through. He even showed us the difference between the original Belgium glass and the local replaced piece. Worth a look.
Written 30 January 2015
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Not LEDs buddy. Are you sure, discussing the right place ??
Written 23 March 2018
Its better to visit after 11am , temple is is opens till evening.
Written 18 December 2015
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