In Jain dharm, periods (rajasvalā) are a natural body process. Rules are mainly about temple/puja maryādā, not about you being “impure”.

Your question has two possible cases:

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1. If you are still on periods and want to go for vihar (yatra/derasar visit) next day

Traditional maryādā:

• Travelling is allowed. There is no dosh in simply travelling in bus/car/train etc.
• But during actual bleeding days you should:

- Not do dravyapūjā (abhishek, āngi, aarti, touching idol, scriptures, puja‑samagri). - Not go inside garbhagriha or touch doors/railings of the sanctum. - You may: - Do Namokār mantra, stavans, dhyān, prarthanā. - Sit outside sanctum or in common hall and do bhāv‑bhakti only.

• Health first: if you feel weak, keep bhakti simple and short.

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2. If your periods finish today and you want to vihar from tomorrow

• When bleeding is over:

- Take a full snān with head wash. - Wear freshly washed clothes.

• After this, you can:

- Go to derasar / tirth as normal. - Do regular puja, darshan, pratikraman according to your sect’s local maryādā.

• In many Shwetāmbara and Digambar families, they restart puja from 4th day after proper bath, but exact count is family/sangh custom.

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Sect-wise general note

• Shwetāmbara: Usually allow bhāv‑sādhana (mantra, stavan, samayik, pratikraman) at home; avoid idol/samagri touch during menses.
• Digambar: Often a bit stricter about entering temple/sanctum during menses, but inner bhakti (jap, dhyān, pratikraman) is allowed.

Essence:

• Periods do not stop you from vihar/travel or inner sādhanā.
• Only idol‑touch and sanctum puja are paused till bleeding stops and you have done full snān and worn clean clothes.

You can read a simple explanation of Jain rules in periods here: