Trilok Tirtha Dham
The Badagaon Jain Temple is a famous Jain religious site located in the Khekda area of Baghpat district in Uttar Pradesh.
- This temple is especially important for followers of Digambara Jainism.
- It houses ancient Jain statues and a serene atmosphere, conducive to meditation and worship.
- Religious programs and festivals are also held at the temple from time to time.
- People from surrounding areas come here for darshan and spiritual peace.
The temple is built in the shape of a Jain symbol and stands at a height of 317 feet, with 100 feet below ground and 217 feet above ground. The upper part of the temple houses a 31 feet tall statue of Lord Rishabhdev made of Ashtadhatu (8 metals) in Padmasana posture.
Shri Parshvanath Jain Atishay Kshetra, Khekra (Other Places of Interest)
- Ancient and Miraculous Shrine
- Divine Statue of Lord Parshvanath
- Holy Water of the Well
- Nearby is the magnificent Trilok Tirtha Dham
Shri Parshvanath Atishaya Kshetra Ancient Digambar Jain Temple
Shri Parshvanath Atishaya Kshetra Ancient Digambar Jain Temple is a Jain temple in Bada village (Khekada). This centuries-old temple is dedicated to the 23rd Tirthankara, Lord Parshvanath. The temple houses a white marble idol that was recovered from a well inside the temple. The idol is believed to be miraculous, and the water from the well is believed to be capable of curing various ailments. In addition to the main idol, several other idols were discovered during excavations and have been installed in various forms.
Pura Mahadev Temple
Pura Mahadev Temple is an ancient and highly revered Shiva temple located in the Balaini area of Baghpat district. It is believed that the Shivalinga installed here was installed by Lord Parashurama, further enhancing the religious significance of this place. This temple is dedicated to Lord Shiva and is considered one of the major pilgrimage sites in western Uttar Pradesh. Especially during the month of Sawan and on the occasion of Mahashivratri, lakhs of devotees bring Ganga water from Haridwar to perform the ritual of Abhishekam. The temple’s atmosphere is serene and spiritual, where devotees offer prayers to fulfill their wishes. Located approximately 60–70 km from Delhi, this temple is an important center of faith, devotion, and tradition.
Gufa Wale Baba Temple
The “Gufa Wale Baba” temple in Baghpat is an ancient and miraculous Siddhapeetha, located near Sarurpur Kalan village on the Delhi-Saharanpur Highway (NH-709B). It is believed that wishes are fulfilled here, and that the ascetic Baba performed penance in the cave. This temple is renowned for its faith and miracles.
- Fairs and Crowds: Special celebrations are held here during Holi, Diwali, and Shivratri, and people from surrounding states also come.
- Darshan Times: The temple is especially crowded with devotees every Sunday.
Nag Baba Temple
The Bada Nag Baba Temple, located in the Bamnoli area of Baghpat, on the Baraut-Budhana Road, is a renowned religious site that holds deep faith among local devotees. Dedicated to the serpent god, the temple is regularly visited by people from surrounding villages to offer prayers. It is believed that prayers offered with a sincere heart are always fulfilled, so people flock to the temple with their wishes. On special occasions like Holi, Diwali, and Nag Panchami, the temple is crowded, with devotees traveling from far and wide to worship. The temple’s atmosphere is serene and spiritual, providing peace of mind and positive energy, making it an important center of local religious life.
Valmiki Ashram (Baleni)
Valmiki Ashram and the Birthplace of Luv and Kush: Located in Baleni village (Bagpat district), off the Meerut Road, near the Hindon River, about 25 kilometers from the city towards Meerut, the Valmiki Ashram is located where, according to the Ramayana, Lord Rama’s sons Luv and Kush were born and raised. It is also said that this land served as the place of penance for Maharishi Valmiki. It is believed that Luv and Kush were born in Maharishi Valmiki’s ashram in Baleni. It was here that Maharishi Valmiki trained Luv and Kush in the art of weaponry and scriptures. For example, on Shivratri in the month of Shravan, the place is crowded with devotees coming from far and wide to worship and bathe the idol of Lord Shiva with Ganga water.
