12 Nights / 13 Days
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His tour package takes care of the heartland where Jainism flourished, Rajasthan, and takes one through the most sacred places according to the Jains. Besides, it also includes various pilgrimages as that of Bangalore and Hassan. Famous hill station Mount Abu is also included to give the serene feeling to every pilgrim. Furthermore, it also gives a chance to rest and recapitulate the religious folklore. major keyword for this tour Jain Pilgrimage tour or Jain Temple Tours India or Jain Pilgrimage or Jain Tirth Tour Packages
Transportation
- Indica
- Travera
- Innova
- Tempo Traveller
Meal Plan
Breakfast and Dinner
Inclusions
- Accommodation on Twin/Triple Sharing basis as selected by customer.
- Daily Breakfast & Dinner (fixed menu) at hotel..
- Transfers by Non A/C vehicles..
Exclusions
- Any Airfare & Any Train fare.
- Monuments entry fee.
- Camera & video fee in monuments.
- Any meal not specified above.
- Any personal nature tip, laundry telephone calls.
- Gst Extra.
Day 1: Rajkot
Our Jain Pilgrimage begins from arrival at the Rajkot airport early in the morning, where you meet our representative. You will be shifted to your hotel. Move on to visit the Walston Museum and the Jain temples in Rajkot. Overnight stay at the hotel.
Day 2: Rajkot - Junagarh (110 Kms Approx)
Drive to Junagarh and visit the Jain Temple. Dharamshala is available at Jagmal Chowk. Sightsee the Inscriptions of Ashoka, Rajul Mahal, Nawab Ka Mahal, Museum, Mohabbat Makbara among the various tourist sites. Overnight stay at Junagarh Dharamshala.
Day 3: Junagarh
Today, we drive to Girnarji Taleti, the base of the mount in Junagarh. There are over 900 Hindu and Jain Temples spread over the mount. It is advised to start early in the morning because of over 4000 steps to cover. Overnight stay in Junagarh.
Day 4: Junagarh - Palitana (275 Kms Approx)
Shri Digambar Jain Siddha Kshetra Shatrunjaya Giri, Palitana Siddha Kshetra (Place of Salvation) After breakfast, drive down to Palitana and check into the hotel. Visit the Adeshwara Temple, Chaumukh Temple, Sri Vishal Jain Museum. Stay overnight in Palitana.
Day 5: Palitana
This day, we travel to Talaja which is approximately 32 kms from Palitana. A hill alongside this town is marked by an eminent Jain Temple, 13 Buddhist canes carved into solid rock, the Hindu Temple of Khodiad Mata. You can also visit the house of Narsinh Mehta. Drive back to Palitana for an overnight stay.
Day 6: Palitana - Ahmedabad (205 Kms Approx)
We complete the touring of all the temples along this site and move on to our next destination which is Ahmedabad by car. Reach there, check into the hotel and stay the night over.
Day 7: Ahmedabad - Patan - Palanpur
Start for Patan early in the morning. Reach there and visit Panchasara Parshvanath Jain Derasar which is the largest of the more than 100 Jain temples in Patan and Kapur Mahetano Pado. After visiting the other temples, drive to Palanpur for an overnight stay.
Day 8: Palanpur Via Ambaji - Mount Abu
Drive from Palanpur to Ambaji and visit the Ambaji Temple (one of the 51 Shakti Peeths of Hinduism) and the ancient Gabbar Temple. Millions of pilgrims visit the Ambaji Temple each year. See around the villages around Ambaji, then continue with the journey to Mount Abu and stay the night there.
Day 9: Mount Abu - Udaipur
We begin this day by visiting the Dilwara Temples in Mount Abu which are carved in marble and enshrine various Jain tirthankaras (saints). The Vimal Vasahi temple is the oldest temple and is dedicated to Adinath, the first of the Jain tirthankaras. Later, drive to Udaipur for an overnight stay.
Day 10: Udaipur
Start the day with a visit to Shri Rishabh Dev Digambar Jain Atishaya Kshetra, situated in the village Dhulev of district Udaipur. Stay overnight in Udaipur.
Day 11: Udaipur - Ranakpurjee
Drive down from Udaipur to Raunakpurjee, which is considered to be one of the five holy places for the Jain community. Also, we will be visiting the Sun Temple dedicated to the Sun God. Overnight stay in Raunakpurjee.
Day 12: Ranakpurjee - Nakodajee - Jodhpur
This day, we visit the Badi sadari Jain Temple, Falna and then drive towards Nakodajee Jain Temple. Later we start our approximate 110 kms drive to visit Jahaj Digambar Jain Temple and then another approximately 60 kms to the Jain temples in Osian village. Drive to Jodhpur for an overnight stay.
Day 13: Jodhpur
Fly from Jodhpur and board your return flight back home. Tour concludes here.
What are the main Jain temples included in the tour from Rajkot?
Popular temples include Palitana (Shatrunjaya), Girnar, and some other notable Jain temples like the ones in Kutch and Bhavnagar.
How far is Palitana from Rajkot, and how long does it take to reach?
Palitana is about 160 km from Rajkot, and the journey by road typically takes around 3-4 hours.
What is the best time of year to take the Jain temple tour?
The best time to visit is during the cooler months, from October to March, to avoid the heat.
Are there any specific rituals or guidelines for visitors at Jain temples?
Visitors are usually required to follow strict vegetarian rules, remove leather items, maintain silence, and dress modestly. Climbing barefoot is required at some temples like Palitana.
Is transportation provided as part of the tour from Rajkot?
Most tours offer transportation options, including private cars, buses, or even group tours depending on the package selected.
Are there accommodations available near the temples?
Yes, accommodations range from simple guesthouses to hotels near major temple sites like Palitana and Girnar.
Can non-Jains visit these temples?
Yes, non-Jains are welcome to visit the temples, but they should respect the religious customs and dress codes of the temple.
Is there any trekking involved in the tour?
Yes, both Palitana and Girnar involve trekking, with Palitana requiring a climb of around 3,800 steps, and Girnar about 10,000 steps.
Are meals provided during the tour?
Many tours include Jain vegetarian meals, and there are dining options near most temple sites.
Do I need to book in advance?
It is recommended to book your tour in advance, especially during peak pilgrimage seasons.