I have information on a very large number of Jain tīrth-sthān (pilgrimage places) from different states and both major traditions (Digambar and Śvetāmbara), such as:

• Panch Kalyanak & Moksha Kshetra

- Sammed Shikharji (Jharkhand) - Girnar (Gujarat) - Shatrunjaya/Palitana (Gujarat) - Pawapuri (Bihar) - Champapuri (Bihar) - Ashtapad (traditionally in the Himalayas) - Shravanabelagola, Muktagiri, Sonagiri, Kundalpur, etc.

• Important Siddha Kshetra / Atishay Kshetra

- Many Digambar and Śvetāmbara siddha-kshetras where muniraj attained kevaljnān or nirvāṇ - Atishay kshetras where specific miracles (atiśay) are traditionally believed

• Regional Tirths (State-wise)

- Rajasthan, Gujarat, Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra, Uttar Pradesh, Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, etc. - Including details like: location, main mulnayak, sect (Digambar/Śvetāmbara), type (Siddha/Atishay/other), brief history, and facilities where available.

On JainKnowledge, there is a full Jain Tirthstaans directory where hundreds of tirths are listed with details (place, brief description, etc.). You can browse that complete list here:

I can share details (in simple language) about:

• Historical/background importance of a tirth
• Spiritual importance (Siddha / Atishay / Kalyanak place, etc.)
• Main bhagwan (mūlnāyak), and any special pratima or gupha
• Basic travel info like nearest town/city (as per traditional descriptions)

If you tell the name of the tirth or the state/area, I can give you clear, devotional-style information about those specific Jain tirth sthans.