Nakoda Parshwanath Tirth (Nakodaji) is a Śvetāmbara Jain tirth. Chaturmas is observed every year by Jain sanghs, with monks/nuns staying in one place and lay devotees observing vrata and pravachan programs. For Nakoda Tirth, the calendar of Chaturmas is set by local sangh/tirth authorities and can vary slightly by year and by the particular sangh.

For 2026, the commonly noted pattern for Chaturmas is roughly the July–November window. In many regional calendars, Chaturmas 2026 is observed from late July 2026 to late November 2026, with the start around the end of Ashadha and the end around Kartik shukla ekadashi (dates may vary slightly by local observances). The exact thana (which sadhus/sadhvijis stay at Nakodaji that year) and daily pravachans are announced by the Nakoda Tirth administration each year.

Key points for Nakoda Parshwanath temple: - Nakodaji temple is Śvetāmbara and commonly follows the local tirth calendar for Chaturmas, with sadhus staying in one place and lay followers observing saiyam and upavās. - The temple honors its Mulnayak Parshwanath and the guardian Bhairav, and during Chaturmas there are special pujas and pravachan programs organized by the local sangh.

If you want, I can share the exact 2026 Nakoda Chaturmas thana list and pravachan schedule as soon as the Nakoda Tirth calendar is published for that year.

You can read more about Nakodaji and its significance here and here