Shantinatha temple is situated near the Fort and Rama temple. The temple was constructed in the 11th—12th century. The temple has undergone renovations, and new shrines were added to the temple complex. The temple is a yellow sandstone structure and is considered an excellent example of North Indian architecture.[1][2] The main shrine houses an 4 metres (13ft) idol of Shantinatha.[3] The sub-shrines were erected in 18th—19th century by an accountant serving in the court of House of Bhonsle during the reign of Raghoji I Bhonsle. The temple Complex Premise includes Pratibhasthali, Sant Bhavan, Manastambha. [2][4]
The temple also has a dharamshala equipped with modern facilities, including a bhojanalaya (restaurant).[5]
Aacharya Vidhyasagar's Contribution
Aacharya Vidhyasagar had done five Chaturmas in Ramtek in his Aacharya Tenure in the year 1993, 1994, 2008, 2013 and 2017.[6] Aacharya Shri had given inspiration for construction of Educational Intitution for Girls in Ramtek named Pratibhasthali. It was Inaugurated on 4 February 2014. [7] On 10 August 2013, Saturday, Shravan Shukla Chaturthi, V.S. 2070. Aacharya Shri initiated Twenty Four Monks in Ramtek.[a]
↑ Munishree Niswarth sagar ji, Munishree Nirdosh sagar ji, Munishree Nirlobh sagar ji, Munishree Neeroga Sagar ji, Munishree Nirmohsagar ji, Munishree Nishpakshysagar ji, Munishree Nishprahsagar ji, Munishree Nischalsagar ji, Munishree Nishkampsagar ji, Munishri Nishpandasagar ji, Munishri Niramayasagar ji, Munishri Nirapadsagar ji, Munishri Nirakulasagar ji, Munishri Nirupamsagar ji, Munishri Nishkamsagar ji, Munishree Nirihasagar ji, Munishree Nissimsagar ji, Munishree Nirbhiksagar ji, Munishree Neeragsagar ji, Munishree Neerajsagar ji, Munishree Nikalankasagar ji, Munishree Nirmadsagar ji, Munishree Nirsagsagar ji, Munishree Nissangsagar ji[8]
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