Built in 1848 by a wealthy merchant during a severe famine to provide employment to artisans, this white marble marvel is dedicated to Lord Dharmanatha and is famous for its intricate carvings and a 78-foot tall “Manastambha” (Tower of Victory). The temple complex features a unique architectural blend of Maru-Gurjara and haveli styles, housing 52 individual sub-shrines and an eternal flame that has reportedly been lit for over 170 years.