Shri Vatapadra Tirth
Mulnayak
White - colored idol of Bhagawan Purushadaniya Parshvanath in the Padmasan posture.
Tirth
It is in the center of the Badoda village.
Historicity
This temple was supposedly built in the year 1036 the idol of Kesariyaji in Dhuleva appeared from this place in the year 909 of the Vikram era. This was once upon a time a very large city. Since this is an ancient tirth of the Dungapur District of Mewar in Rajasthan, it has a special significance. The foot - idols of bhagwan Kesaraiyanath are installed at the place from which Bhagawan appeared. Thousands of Jains and non - Jains go pilgrimaging there.
Other Temples
There are foot - idols of Bhagawan Adinath under, pippal tree. They are known by the name of Kesariya Bala. Devotee come with a special faith and fulfill their wishes.
Works of art and Sculpture
Since this tirth is an ancient place, ancient and artistic ruins are seen everywhere. The ancient wall paintings of the 20 wandering Tirthnakars and of Kalyanakas (beneficent events of a Tirthankar’s), life of the 24 Thirthankars are delightful to see.
Guidelines
The nearest railway station of Dungapur is at a distance of 40 kilometers. This is a tirth on the Dungarpur - Vansavad roadway. Bus service and private vehicles are available. boarding and lodging provisions are there.
Trust
Shri Jain Svetambar Pursushadaniya Parshvanath Mandir Pedhi, Badoda, Dist : Dungapur, Rajasthan State, India.