Parasnath Hill

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Parasnath Hill is a prominent Jain pilgrimage site in Jharkhand, India, revered as the place where many Jain Tirthankaras are believed to have attained nirvana.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Jain pilgrimage site
hill
accessedVia road from Isri Bazar
trekking trails from Madhuban
alsoKnownAs Sammed Shikhar
Shikharji
associatedWithTirthankara Mahavira
Neminatha
Parshvanatha
climate subtropical
contains multiple Jain shrines
tonks (memorial shrines of Tirthankaras)
country India
culturalSignificance one of the holiest Jain pilgrimage sites
elevation approximately 1365 metres
approximately 4478 feet
hasAnnualPilgrimageSeason yes
hasForestCover yes
hasRoute motorable road up to certain point
traditional footpath for pilgrims
hasSunriseViewPoint yes
hasTemple Jain temples on Parasnath Hill
hasViewOf surrounding Chota Nagpur Plateau
hasWildlife yes
heritageStatus important Jain heritage site
highestPointOf Jharkhand
importantFor Jain religious history
local economy of Giridih district
locatedIn Giridih
surface form: Giridih district

Jharkhand
Parasnath Range
namedAfter Parshvanatha
nearestMajorCity Dhanbad
Giridih
nearestRailwayStation Parasnath railway station
nearestTown Madhuban
numberOfTirthankarasAttainingNirvana 20
partOf Chota Nagpur Plateau
pilgrimageType tirtha
religion Jainism
significanceInJainism site where many Tirthankaras attained nirvana
stateProtected yes
tourismType eco-tourism
religious tourism
usedFor meditation by pilgrims
religious rituals
visitedBy Digambara Jains
Svetambara
surface form: Shvetambara Jains

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Jharkhand hasImportantReligiousSite Parasnath Hill
Chota Nagpur Plateau highestPoint Parasnath Hill
Jain temples notableExample Parasnath Hill
this entity surface form: Shikharji temples, Parasnath Hill
Giridih hasNearbyHill Parasnath Hill
this entity surface form: Parashnath Hills