Tirth
Shri Sammed Shikharji
Giridih, Jharkhand
Places
Derasars, tirths and everything around them.
Not just temples. Upashrayas, sthanaks, dharamshalas, bhojanshalas and pathshalas — with timings, amenities and directions, wherever you happen to be.
Tirth
Shikharji, Palitana, Girnar
Derasar
Your daily darshan
Upashraya
Pravachan and pratikraman
Dharamshala
And the bhojanshala beside it
One map
Jain places, already on it.
Derasars, tirths, upashrayas, sthanaks, dharamshalas and bhojanshalas — with the details that decide whether you go today or tomorrow.
- Timings for morning and evening sessions, plus closed days
- Filter by place type and by sect
- Turn-by-turn directions to a pinned location, not an approximate address
- Amenities: parking, drinking water, accommodation, wheelchair access
What counts as a place
Nine kinds of Jain place, one map.
Each type is mapped and colour-coded, so you can see at a glance what is around you.
Derasar / Mandir
The temple you visit for daily darshan, puja and abhishek — from the one down your street outward.
Tirth
Pilgrimage sites, catalogued as major, minor or historical, with the significance of each explained.
Upashraya
Where sadhus and sadhvis stay during chaturmas, and where pravachans are usually held.
Sthanak
Prayer halls of the Sthanakvasi tradition, used for samayik, pratikraman and discourse.
Basadi
The Digambar temple form found across Karnataka and the south, often centuries old.
Dharamshala
Pilgrim accommodation near tirths — so you can plan where to stay before you set out.
Bhojanshala
Community kitchens serving simple Jain meals, with their serving hours listed.
Pathshala
Where children learn sutras, stavans and the fundamentals — run by sanghs on the platform.
Atishaya Kshetra
Places held to be associated with miraculous events, significant in the Digambar tradition.
A glimpse
A few you may know.
Three of the thousands of places catalogued in the app.
Tirth
Shri Shatrunjaya Tirth
Palitana, Gujarat
Derasar
Dilwara Temples
Mount Abu, Rajasthan
Thousands more, sorted by how close they are to you.
Open the directory in the appIn the app
Everything you need before you visit.
Search that knows Jain places
Filter by place type, by sect — Digambar, Shwetambar, Sthanakvasi — and by how far you are willing to travel.
Timings, morning and evening
Separate opening hours for morning and evening sessions, plus closed days, kept current by the sangh.
Directions that actually work
Tap through to turn-by-turn navigation, with the exact location pinned rather than an approximate address.
Photographs, history and mulnayak
See a place before you visit, read what makes it significant, and know which Tirthankara it is dedicated to.
Save the ones you return to
Keep your own derasar and the tirths on your yatra list a tap away, online or off.
Add what is missing
Suggest a place or correct a detail. Sanghs and trusts can claim and manage their own listing.
Good to know
The details that decide a visit.
Listings carry the practical facilities a place offers, so you know before you set out.
- Parking
- Drinking Water
- Prasad
- Accommodation
- Bhojanshala / Canteen
- Prayer Hall
- Library
- Bookstore
- Medical Facility
- Wheelchair Accessible
- Guided Tours
- Restrooms
- Photography Allowed
- ATM
Questions about places
- What kinds of places are listed?
- Derasars and mandirs, tirths, upashrayas, sthanaks, basadis, dharamshalas, bhojanshalas, pathshalas and atishaya kshetras — across the Digambar, Shwetambar, Sthanakvasi and Terapanth traditions.
- Can I browse the full directory on this website?
- The directory lives in the One Jainism app. The app can sort by what is nearest to you, works once loaded even on patchy signal, and hands you directions and reminders — none of which a web page does well.
- Do listings include dharamshala and bhojanshala details?
- Yes. Where a sangh has provided them, you can see accommodation near a tirth and the serving hours of the bhojanshala, alongside amenities like parking, drinking water and wheelchair access.
- How do I add or correct a place?
- Any member can suggest a new place or a correction from within the app. Sanghs and trusts can claim their listing and manage timings, photographs, amenities and contact details themselves.
Find the one nearest you.
Place discovery works best with your location and your saved places — which is why it lives in the app.