Hansi has been a Jain centre for at least 1,500 years, and the old Jain mandir near the bazaar is the focus of the community today. The current building is a modern reconstruction over an older shrine, with the usual Jain plan — central altar with marble Tirthankara images, lateral chapels, and a small assembly hall.
The real archaeological interest of Jain Hansi lives in museums in Kurukshetra and Delhi, but the temple still functions and pilgrims do visit. Stone Tirthankara figures from the medieval period are also displayed outside Asigarh Fort.