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What are the places to visit near Mangi Tungi?
There are many forts to visit near Mangi Tungi. The Salher fort near Mangi Tungi hills is one of the tallest forts in Maharashtra. There are also Mulher fort, Salota fort, Hargad fort and Pisol fort nearby. There are many caves on the Mangi Tungi hills. You will find different Jain Idols in these caRead more
There are many forts to visit near Mangi Tungi. The Salher fort near Mangi Tungi hills is one of the tallest forts in Maharashtra. There are also Mulher fort, Salota fort, Hargad fort and Pisol fort nearby.
There are many caves on the Mangi Tungi hills. You will find different Jain Idols in these caves. Mangi Tungi hills are famous for the Statue of Ahimsa which is the tallest statue of Rishabhanatha in the world. The height of the statue of Ahimsa is 32.9m from toe to head and 36.8m including the pedestal.
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Mangi Tungi is 328km away from Pune. You can go by bus or by train from Pune station to Mangi Tungi. Manmad would be the nearest railway station to the Mangi Tungi from Pune. First, reach Nashik from Pune. And from here you can drive towards Taharabad. Mangi Tungi temple is around 11 km away from TaRead more
Mangi Tungi is 328km away from Pune. You can go by bus or by train from Pune station to Mangi Tungi. Manmad would be the nearest railway station to the Mangi Tungi from Pune.
First, reach Nashik from Pune. And from here you can drive towards Taharabad. Mangi Tungi temple is around 11 km away from Taharabad.
See lessWhat is Mangi Tungi trek time? Can I go to Mangi Tungi Jain temple by car?
The complete Mangi Tungi trek time would be 2 hours. There are around 1300+ steps from the base village to the Mangi Tungi Jain Temple. And around 3000+ stairs from base to the top of the hills. You can go to the Mangi Tungi Jain Temple by Car. There is also a private travel service available whichRead more
The complete Mangi Tungi trek time would be 2 hours. There are around 1300+ steps from the base village to the Mangi Tungi Jain Temple. And around 3000+ stairs from base to the top of the hills. You can go to the Mangi Tungi Jain Temple by Car. There is also a private travel service available which will take you from base to the Jain temple.
The complete trek would trek around 4-5 hours. In which you can visit the Statue of Ahimsa, which is the tallest Jain statue in the world. Then also explore the Mangi and Tungi Pinnacle.
See lessWho is the statue of Ahimsa in Nashik Maharashtra dedicated to?
The statue of Ahimsa is dedicated to the first Jain Tirthankara, Rishabhanatha. The Statue of Ahimsa is the tallest Jain statue in the world. This 108 feet (32.9 m) statue is on the Mangi Tungi hills in Nashik district of Maharashtra, India.
The statue of Ahimsa is dedicated to the first Jain Tirthankara, Rishabhanatha. The Statue of Ahimsa is the tallest Jain statue in the world. This 108 feet (32.9 m) statue is on the Mangi Tungi hills in Nashik district of Maharashtra, India.
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