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Champapuri

Also known as: Champa · Nathnagar · Champanagar

The only one of the twenty-four Tirthankaras whose five kalyanakas — conception, birth, renunciation, omniscience and nirvana — all took place at a single site: Vasupujya, the twelfth Tirthankara, at Champa. That makes it unique among the tirths, and it is far less visited than that fact would suggest.

Both traditions
Tradition
Siddhakshetra
Kind of kshetra
Bhagalpur
Nearest town
Not listed
Staying there
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Why this place

The only one of the twenty-four Tirthankaras whose five kalyanakas — conception, birth, renunciation, omniscience and nirvana — all took place at a single site: Vasupujya, the twelfth Tirthankara, at Champa. That makes it unique among the tirths, and it is far less visited than that fact would suggest.

Associated with

  • Vasupujya

Getting there

By rail
Bhagalpur.
By air
Patna.

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Managing body, as the directory names it

Chanmapur Diigambar Jain Beespanthi Mandir

Directory record: Shri Digamber jain Bisapanthi Siddhakshetra Mandir, Champapur Chaparawala Trust, Kothi, P. O. Nathnagar, Dist-Bhagalpur(Bihar) Pin-812006 · Bhagalpur, Bihar · jaintirthkshetra.com · 2026-08-16

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