In Palitana, which is a major Jain pilgrimage site in Gujarat, India, "Sacha Sumatinath" refers to the temple dedicated to Bhagwan Sumatinath, the Fifth Tirthankara according to Jain tradition. The term "Sacha" means "true" or "original," highlighting the significance of this specific temple among the many shrines on Shatrunjaya hill.

The "Sacha Sumatinath" temple is located in the main temple complex at the top of Shatrunjaya hill, which houses hundreds of Jain temples. It is traditionally regarded as the original or principal shrine dedicated to Sumatinath Bhagwan on the hill. Pilgrims and devotees often refer to it as a must-visit temple during their yatra (pilgrimage).

While the exact numbering or location can sometimes vary depending on the route taken, local guides or the temple trust office at the base of the hill can provide a map or directions. Generally, after visiting the main temple of Lord Adinath (the first Tirthankara), devotees proceed to the Sacha Sumatinath temple as part of their pilgrimage.

If you are planning a visit, it is advisable to request a temple map at Palitana or consult with local Jain guides for precise directions to "Sacha Sumatinath" within the vast temple complex.