Yes — in Jain Dharma, moksha is not a geographical place in the ordinary sense.

It is the pure liberated state of the soul, where the soul becomes:

• free from karma
• free from birth and death
• free from suffering
• established in its natural pure consciousness

In Jain belief, when a soul attains moksha, it rises to the Siddha Kshetra at the top of the universe and stays there forever as a Siddha — completely liberated and pure.

So, to say it simply:

• Moksha = the state of complete liberation
• Siddha Kshetra = the region where liberated souls reside

Thus, moksha is mainly a spiritual state, not a worldly destination.