Here is a concise, Adinath (Rishabhdev)–dedicated site list in Ayodhya with simple notes.

• Raiganj, Badi Murti Digambar Jain Temple (Raiganj Mohalla): A prominent Digambar temple in Ayodhya with a 31-foot-high standing idol of Rishabhdev (Adinath) and accompanying shrines to Ajitnath, Abhinandan Nath, Sumatinath, and Anantnath. This is one of the best-known Adinath centers in Ayodhya. You can read more here

• Swargadwar area (Digambar Jain temple there): A relatively newer temple dedicated to Lord Rishabhdev in the Swargadwar locality of Ayodhya, maintained as a Digambar site honoring Adinath. You can read more here

• Shri Rishabhdev Digambar Jain Mandir, Ayodhya (Rishabhdev Janam Sthan, Tulsi Nagar): Birthplace tradition site dedicated to Adinath, part of Ayodhya’s Digambar tirth. You can read more here

• Baksaria Tola area (Ayodhya Teerth history): Historical Adinath tonk site associated with Ayodhya’s Jain heritage; notes about the birthplace shrine of Adinath and related structures. You can read more here

• Ramkot Mohalla and other nearby Jain shrines identify the birthplaces and kalyanak sites of Adinath’s kin (and other Tirthankaras) within Ayodhya’s Jain tirth landscape; these are described in Ayodhya’s tirth lore on JainKnowledge. You can read more here

Notes

• All these sites are within Ayodhya and are traditionally associated with Adinath (Rishabhdev) as part of the city’s Jain kalyanak sites and Digambar temple heritage.
• Different Jain traditions (Digambar) emphasize Adinath as the first Tirthankar and often describe multiple “janm”/birthplaces and kalyanak events tied to Ayodhya.
• If you need, I can summarize the key features of each temple (iconography, timings, and closest landmarks) in a more structured table.

If you’d like, I can add a simple map layout or a suggested visiting sequence centered on Adinath sites in Ayodhya.