Naingiri Tirthkshetra includes a temple complex on the hill, two temples besides a lake, temples in the valley and a nearby siddha-shila.

The main temple complex is situated on a low hill,  with 36 Jain Temples on hill and 15 in valley.
The Jala-Mandir temple is in the middle of a pond, with a manastambha in the front.
There is also a Samosharana Mandir on the other side of the pond.
All the Jain temples on hill are surrounded by a wall.

The oldest temple, termed Bara Mandir, which is the eleventh temple, was unearthed a few centuries ago.
According to an inscription of the temple, the year of completion was V.S. 1109 (1053 AD).
 The principal deity of this temple is Lord Parsvanatha in Kayotsarga 4 feet 7 inches high.
This was installed in V.S. 2015 (1959 AD).
A beautiful and artistic Gomeda Yaksha and Yakshini Ambika idol is also present here,  with the Yakshini with a child in her lap.

The Parshvanath temple (Chauvisi Mandir) is the largest temple with a 16 foot tall idol of Lord Parshvanath of 1953 AD, along with  images of the 24 tirthankaras and the images of the five munis who attained moksha here.

The picturesque Jal Mandir of Nainagiri was featured on the 2002 JAINA calendar.
Recently a tall manastambha was erected in front of it.
The grand circular samosharana mandir features paintings of famous tirthas.

Near the temple complex, there is a large rock in river Bevas termed siddha shila.
It is said that on this rock Vardatta etc.
minis attained nirvana.
There is also an ancient altar about a mile from the tirtha.
The rock has many prehistorical petroglyphs.

An old dharmashala building built by Shobharam Malaiya now houses an extensive library called "Acharya Devanandi D. J. Svadhyaya avam Shodha Sansthan".
It also houses rare handwritten manuscripts.
There are facilities for scholars to stay.

Nearby Singhai Satishchandra Keshardevi Higher Secondary School provides education to the local children.
Naingiri Tirthkshetra includes a temple complex on the hill, two temples besides a lake, temples in the valley and a nearby siddha-shila.
The main temple complex is situated on a low hill,  with 36 Jain Temples on hill and 15 in valley. The Jala-Mandir temple is in the middle of a pond, with a manastambha in the front. There is also a Samosharana Mandir on the other side of the pond. All the Jain temples on hill are surrounded by a wall.
The oldest temple, termed Bara Mandir, which is the eleventh temple, was unearthed a few centuries ago. According to an inscription of the temple, the year of completion was V.S. 1109 (1053 AD).  The principal deity of this temple is Lord Parsvanatha in Kayotsarga 4 feet 7 inches high. This was installed in V.S. 2015 (1959 AD). A beautiful and artistic Gomeda Yaksha and Yakshini Ambika idol is also present here,  with the Yakshini with a child in her lap.
The Parshvanath temple (Chauvisi Mandir) is the largest temple with a 16 foot tall idol of Lord Parshvanath of 1953 AD, along with  images of the 24 tirthankaras and the images of the five munis who attained moksha here.
The picturesque Jal Mandir of Nainagiri was featured on the 2002 JAINA calendar. Recently a tall manastambha was erected in front of it. The grand circular samosharana mandir features paintings of famous tirthas.
Near the temple complex, there is a large rock in river Bevas termed siddha shila. It is said that on this rock Vardatta etc. minis attained nirvana. There is also an ancient altar about a mile from the tirtha. The rock has many prehistorical petroglyphs.
An old dharmashala building built by Shobharam Malaiya now houses an extensive library called "Acharya Devanandi D. J. Svadhyaya avam Shodha Sansthan". It also houses rare handwritten manuscripts. There are facilities for scholars to stay.
Nearby Singhai Satishchandra Keshardevi Higher Secondary School provides education to the local children.
Nainagiri