Dharmanath Jain Temple, Mattancherry is an ancient temple which dates its origin 100 years back approximately in the year 1904. The temple is a revered and sacred place for the Jains. The temple has been bestowed with the status of Tirath which means that it is one of the most revered holy temples of the Swetambara sect of Jain community. The temple also has Chandraprabhu Temple within the premises of Dharamnath Jain Temple which has 4 deities. The temple showcases the Jain religious belief, customs, traditions and philosophy. The pristine white colored traditional attire is the hallmark of the Swetambers and the tourists can be familiar with this sect. The tourists can perceive the serenity and tranquility prevailing in the temple campus and they can imbibe the traits of patience, tolerance by observing the residents of the temple who strictly adhere to the doctrines of Swetambara sect.

The temple is an epitome of peace, spirituality, serenity, tranquility, tolerance, discipline and devotion. The architectural pattern of the temple with an excellent painting at the entrance coupled with the interplay of white and pink colors is a visual delight for the tourists. The tourists during their visit will be momentarily transformed to the philosophical arena of self questioning about the meaning of life and its materialistic desires as the temple and its followers exude an altruistic fervor coupled with a calm and composed state of mind.

Take a religious trip to the Dharmanath Jain Temple, Mattancherry and attain spiritual bliss and peace by purging your soul of all the materialistic desires.

Transportation to Dharmanath Jain Temple, Mattancherry:

The temple is well connected by train, air and road. The airport which is closest to the temple is Cochin Airport.