About the Temple
Jain temples in Rajasthan are many but the grace of Mucchal Mahavir temple in the Kumbhalgarh Wildlife sanctuary is different. The temple is dedicated to the founder of Jainism, Mahavir swami. It is worth visiting temple to offer your prayers and seek blessings. The serene ambiance of the temple takes one over. As the village is cradled in the cluster of thirteen mountain peaks of the Aravalli ranges, the site of the temple become all the more beautiful. The temple is mainly remarkable for the image of Lord Mahavira with mustaches. The shrines becomes a tourist's and a pilgrim's delight because of its location which is circumscribed by hills with a breathtaking landscape and wildlife sanctuary that enhances the grace of th temple and instills feelings of recluse and tranquility in and around. Beautiful Architecture
Anyone going to Kumbhalgarh must go for the temple visit. Magnificently located in amidst woodland, it is flanked by two mighty elephants and the temple walls are richly carved with warriors, horses and god riding chariots. The temple abounds in a legend related to the Maharaja of Udaipur. The two statues of elephants give a spectacular view and the temple is marked with fine examples of temple decorations. The ancient and charming idol of Lord Mahavir, is white in complexion and is seated in a lotus posture having a height of 4 feet. Many pilgrims are attracted to the site for its exquisite architecture with halls, pillars and circular path behind the inner sanctum of the temple. The temple has extensively adorned polygonal walls. Tourists love to see the open squares, pillars and artistic sculptures in the round passage.

Must See - Must Do
Safaris: People going to the temple can enjoy safaris to the wildlife reserves. Adventure seekers can enjoy jeep safaris, jungle safaris and indulge in bird watching. On your trip you can also beautiful lake located here.

Excursion Trips
Narlai: The place is just ideal to discover various attractions around Ghanerao. Tourist here can see a mammoth granite rock that is dotted with caves and temples. You will love to explore unique baoris (step wells), old temples and indulge in nature walks.