Mudabidri
Candranātha Basti
Large-scale building campaigns were conducted at Mudabidri, where the largest temple at the site, the Candranātha Basti, dates from 1429 CE. The Candranātha Basti has three superimposed sanctums as well as double-storeyed halls. All four halls of this complex temple structure have been named individually. The open detached hall is variably known as Bhairavdevī or Citra Devī Maṇḍapa. The following structure is referred to as the Namaskāra Maṇḍapa. This is the furthest non-Jainas are usually allowed to proceed into this temple building. The following Tīrthaṅkara Maṇḍapa leads on to the Lakṣmī Maṇḍapa and then to the standing image of Candranātha in the image chamber (garbha-gr̥ha) of the temple.
Śrī Pārśvanātha Svāmī Guru Basti
This is a complex double-storeyed temple construction, in which the front and side sections of the ambulatory have been enclosed. There is a subsidiary shrine as well as a Nāgarāja Temple contained in the same walled compound. The sacred complex is entered through a complex gateway structure.
A selection of other Jaina temples
There are more than fifteen major Jaina temple structures in this coastal village as well as a Jaina maṭha and the tombs of the Svāmīs.
