Sonagiri

E872367

Sonagiri is a prominent Jain pilgrimage town in Madhya Pradesh, India, renowned for its hilltop cluster of ancient Digambara Jain temples.

Try in SPARQL Jump to: Statements Referenced by

Statements (47)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Jain pilgrimage site
pilgrimage town
architecturalStyle North Indian temple architecture
associatedWith Muni Suvrata NERFINISHED
attainment of moksha by Jain ascetics
country India
devotees Jain pilgrims
distanceFromDatia approximately 15 kilometres GENERATED
distanceFromGwalior approximately 60 kilometres GENERATED
elevationType hilltop settlement
etymology "Sonagiri" literally means "golden peak" in Hindi NERFINISHED
famousFor ancient Digambara Jain temples
white marble Jain temples
governingReligionBody Digambara Jain community NERFINISHED
hasAccommodation Jain dharmashalas NERFINISHED
hasFeature panoramic views of surrounding plains
series of hilltop temples
stepped pathways up the hill
hasFestival various Jain religious festivals
hasReligiousPractice pilgrimage on foot up the hill
ritual worship of Jain Tirthankaras
hasTemple Temple No. 57 NERFINISHED
Temple No. 59 NERFINISHED
Temple No. 60 NERFINISHED
hasTempleCluster hilltop Jain temples
heritageStatus important Jain heritage site
languageSpoken Hindi
locatedIn Datia district NERFINISHED
Madhya Pradesh
locatedNear Datia NERFINISHED
locatedOn hill
mainDeityType Jain Tirthankaras NERFINISHED
nearestMajorCity Gwalior NERFINISHED
nearestRailwayStation Sonagiri railway station NERFINISHED
numberOfTemples more than 70
pilgrimageImportance major Jain tirtha
primarySect Digambara NERFINISHED
region Central India NERFINISHED
religion Jainism
state Madhya Pradesh
stateCapital Bhopal NERFINISHED
terrain hilly
tourismType religious tourism
transportAccess rail
road
visitedBy Jain lay followers
Jain monks

Referenced by (1)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.