The Sarvodaya Jain Temple is relatively new compared to other ancient Jain sites. The construction of the temple and the carving of the massive Adinath idol began in the late 20th century. The vision behind this grand project was to create a significant Jain pilgrimage site in Amarkantak, a region already known for its religious significance to Hindus. The idol's creation was a monumental task, requiring skilled artisans and meticulous planning. The temple's construction and the idol's installation were funded by donations from Jain communities across India. Today, the Sarvodaya Jain Temple stands as a modern marvel, attracting pilgrims and showcasing the continued vitality of Jainism.