"From germination to inauguration," that's how India witnessed the emergence of Abhay Prabhavana, a colossal museum dedicated to Jain philosophy and Indian heritage. Located along the scenic Indrayani River in Pune, the museum celebrates Jain values and their relevance in today’s world.
My visit here was more than just a sightseeing experience—it was a journey through centuries of Jain philosophy and artistry, a profoundly personal exploration of a faith that thrives on non-violence, compassion, and asceticism.
As I walked through the gates, the museum's architecture immediately caught my eye. Its white marble facade gleamed in the sun, embodying serenity. The silence was almost sacred, broken only by the occasional chirping of birds—a perfect prelude to the immersive experience awaiting me inside.