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One of the largest and most important temples in Jain culture, Ranakpur Jain Temple is a spectacular marble structure laden with myths and legends. It covers nearly 4,460 square metres, includes eighty domes, twenty nine halls and is supported by more than 1,440 unique and intricately carved marble pillars, of which it is claimed that no two are the same. Ranakpur also features a large, single marble rock which has been carved into over one thousand snakes, whose tails are said to be never ending.
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