Kumbhariya: (30 km from
Danta) The
Kumbhariya group of Jain temples dates back to the Solanki period
(11th to 12th century). The five temples are dedicated to Mahavira,
Shantinath, Parshwanath, Neminath and Sambhavnath. The temples have
main shrine in the centre of a rectangular courtyard, formed by
a series of shrines with shikhars, dedicated to Jain Tirthankaras.
On each side, there is a porch with a balcony, reached by a flight
steps. The quality of workmanship on the marble is excellent and
reminds one of the Delwada Jain temples at Mt. Abu.
Taranga:
(27 km from Danta)
The Ajitnath Temple (1166 AD) is one of the finest and best-preserved
examples of Jain temple architecture from the Solanki period. It
has a shikhara, mandapa, pillars and brackets made out of marble
with excellent carving.
The
Kumbhariya group of Jain temples dates back to the Solanki period
(11th to 12th century). The five temples are dedicated to Mahavira,
Shantinath, Parshwanath, Neminath and Sambhavnath. The temples have
main shrine in the centre of a rectangular courtyard, formed by
a series of shrines with shikhars, dedicated to Jain Tirthankaras.
On each side, there is a porch with a balcony, reached by a flight
steps. The quality of workmanship on the marble is excellent and
reminds one of the Delwada Jain temples at Mt. Abu. 
Taranga: