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Jal Mandir
The Jal Mandir, also known as Apapuri, in Pawapuri, meaning a town without sins, in the Indian state of Bihar, is a highly revered temple dedicated to Lord Mahavira, the 24th Thirthankara (religious preacher of Jainism) and founder of Jain religion, which marks the place of his cremation. Mahavira attained Nirvana (salvation) in Pawapuri in 528 BC. The temple has been built within a tank filled with red coloured lotus flowers. It is said that the temple was built by King Nandivardhan, Mahavira's elder brother. It is one of the five main temples in Pawpuri, where the "''Charan Paduka''" or foot impression of Mahavira is deified.〔
==Location==
The temple, a famous pilgrimage centre of Jainism, is located in the holy city of Pawapuri in the Nalanda district in the Ganga Basin. It is away from Patna, the capital city of Bihar which is the nearest airport. Rajgir the nearest railway station is away,〔〔 and from Biharsharif in the subdivision of the same name. It is at the end of a long branch road from the Patna-Ranchi road.
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