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Sammed Shikharji, located in the Giridih district of Jharkhand, India, is one of the most revered pilgrimage sites for Jains. It is believed that twenty of the twenty-four Tirthankaras (spiritual teachers) attained moksha (liberation) here. The yatra (pilgrimage) typically involves a trek up the hills to visit various temples associated with each Tirthankara.
Meals Included : Accommodation :Begin your tour.
Pick up from Station at 09:00 AM
Arrive at Siddyatan
After fresh n up proceed for Breakfast.
12 PM : proceed to visit Local Jain Temples by Auto.
17 PM : Return to Siddhayatan and proceed for Dinner.
Retire for the day.
Overnight: Siddhayatan or Similar
Proceed for the Pahar Yatra at around 2 AM on Foot.
Doli on extra cost.
Return Back to Siddhayatan at around 4Pm
Proceed for dinner and retire for the day.
Overnight: Siddhayatan or Similar
Proceed for breakfast between 0800-0900 hrs.
Later we will transfer you to Parasnath Station at 1000 Hrs.
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