White Marble Dham, Attibele – A Peaceful White-Marble Wonderland Near Bengaluru
If you ever find yourself near Attibele or Electronic City and feel like escaping the city’s hustle, then White Marble Dham—officially known as Shree Parshwa Susheel Dham Shwetamber Jain Temple—is one of those places that instantly brings peace to your mind and calmness to your heart.
Yeh jagah sach mein aisa feel karata hai jese ki tum Treta Yug me aa chuke ho, (Lord Ram Yug)
Located in Balagaranahalli (Neralur Post), Surana Nagar, Hosur Road, this spectacular Jain temple has become a spiritual landmark for locals, travellers, and Jain devotees from different parts of India.
“And this place makes you feel as if you’ve entered the divine age of Lord Rama“.
What Exactly Is the White Marble Dham?
Although people commonly call it the White Marble Temple, its official name is:
Shree Parshwa Susheel Dham Shwetamber Jain Temple
It belongs to the Shwetamber sect of Jainism, and trust me, even if you’re not from the Jain community, the experience here is so serene that you automatically fall in love with the vibe of the place.
Architecture That Feels Straight Out of Rajasthan
The very first thing you notice is the pure white marble.
Not just any marble—but the kind that instantly reminds you of the Dilwara Temples of Mount Abu.
• Intricate carvings
• Beautiful Rajasthani-style jharokhas
• Symmetrical domes and cupolas
• Dozens of finely carved pillars
• And a shine that glows equally in sunlight and under evening lights
It’s like stepping into a hand-carved piece of art. Every corner feels photo-worthy (bas andar photography allowed nahi hoti).
This blend of traditional Jain architecture with a modern, well-maintained layout makes it a visual masterpiece.
Spiritual Experience & Deities
The temple is not just architecturally stunning—it’s a major Jain tirth (pilgrimage site).
The calmness inside the complex feels different, almost like time slows down.
Main Deity (Mulnayak):
Shankheshwar Parshwanath, the 23rd Tirthankara
Other Important Shrines Include:
• Ghantakarna Mahaveer
• Padmavati Mata
• Nakoda Bhairav
• A beautifully built Dadawadi dedicated to Sushil Suriji Maharajsaheb, after whom the temple is named.
What Facilities Are Available?
The management has made sure that visitors and pilgrims feel completely at ease.
✔️ Dharamshala – Clean and comfortable rooms for staying
✔️ Bhojanshala – Serves simple, pure Satvik Jain food
✔️ Parking – Spacious and well-organized
✔️ Clean Premises – Mandir ke bahar se lekar andar tak everything is spotless
✔️ Play Area – A small playground for kids
The overall atmosphere is calm, soothing, and perfect for meditation or spending peaceful time alone.
Timings: When Should You Visit?
• Temple Hours: 7:00 AM to 8:00 PM
(Timings can vary during special events, so better to check locally if you’re in doubt.)
Best Time to Visit:
👉 Morning (8–10 AM)
👉 Evening (5–7 PM)
Both timings offer cool weather and a serene ambience.
📸 Photography Rules
• Outside the temple: Photography is allowed
• Inside the main temple: Usually not allowed to maintain sanctity
So, feel free to take pictures of the exterior—but once inside, simply absorb the peaceful vibes.
🌿 Why You Should Visit the White Marble Dham?
Whether you’re a spiritual seeker, an architecture lover, or simply someone wanting a refreshing evening outing, this temple is a perfect spot.
You’ll walk in with curiosity…
…and walk out with shanti, a lighter heart, and a calmer mind.
A must-visit if you stay around Attibele, Electronic City, Chandapura, Hosur, Sarjapur, or anywhere in South Bengaluru!
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