In Jainism, many tīrths (pilgrimage places) are very famous – not just one. Some of the most well‑known are:

1. Shatrunjaya (Palitana, Gujarat)

- Considered one of the holiest Jain tīrths. - Hundreds of temples on the hill, especially important for Śvetāmbars.

1. Sammed Śikhar / Śikharji (Jharkhand)

- Place where many Tirthankars attained moksha. - Very sacred for both Śvetāmbar and Digambar traditions.

1. Girnar (Gujarat)

- Connected mainly with Bhagwān Nemināth. - Important especially for Śvetāmbars.

1. Shravanabelagola (Karnataka)

- Famous for the huge Bāhubali (Gommateshwar) idol. - Very important especially for Digambar Jains.

1. Hastinapur, Champapuri, Rajgiri, Pavapuri, Ranakpur, Abu etc.

- All are also respected and frequently visited Jain tīrths.

So, instead of only one “most famous,” these few – especially Palitana (Shatrunjaya) and Sammed Śikhar – are generally regarded as the top Jain pilgrimages.

You can explore a directory of Jain tīrthsthāns here: