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Pavagadh

Also known as: Pavagadh Jain temples · Champaner-Pavagadh

A group of Jain temples of the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries on the Pavagadh hill, within the Champaner-Pavagadh Archaeological Park that UNESCO lists as World Heritage. The hill is far better known for its Hindu shrine at the summit, and most visitors pass the Jain group without noticing it.

Digambar
Tradition
Kala kshetra
Kind of kshetra
Halol
Nearest town
Not listed
Staying there
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Why this place

A group of Jain temples of the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries on the Pavagadh hill, within the Champaner-Pavagadh Archaeological Park that UNESCO lists as World Heritage. The hill is far better known for its Hindu shrine at the summit, and most visitors pass the Jain group without noticing it.

Associated with

  • Parshvanatha
  • Suparshvanatha
  • Chandraprabha

Getting there

By rail
Vadodara.
By air
Vadodara or Ahmedabad.

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Community-sourced contacts

From jaintirthkshetra.com, a community directory. These are not published by the trusts themselves, and most are the personal mobiles of named office-bearers rather than office lines — so please confirm before you travel, and be considerate about when you call.

Managing body, as the directory names it

Shri Digambar Jain Sidh kshetra Kothi, Pavagarh Committee, Pavagarh

Directory record: Shri Pavagarh Digambar Jain Sidh kshetra Kothi, Pavagarh At post Pavagadh, Sub District – Halola, District – Panchmahal (Gujrat), Pin code -389360 · Panchmal, Gujarat · jaintirthkshetra.com · 2026-08-16

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The climb, and what to expect

A long stepped climb, with a ropeway covering part of the ascent. The hill is extremely crowded on Hindu festival days — check the calendar before choosing a date.

Sources

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