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The statue of Ahimsa at Mangi Tungi hills is the tallest Jain statue in the World. The height of this statue is 32.9 m (108 feet) and 36.8 m (121 feet) including the pedestal. Mangi Hill is at an elevation of 1324m. The Tungi pinnacle is 1331m tall at the eastern side which is the highest pinnacle between the two.
There are around 3000+ steps to Mangi Tungi Hills. There is no fort-like structure on the Mangi Tungi hills. There is a Jain temple and caves on the Mangi Tungi hills. You will find many Jain idols in these caves. There are well-constructed steps from the base to the top of the hills. The best time to visit Mangi Tungi is on monsoon days.