Answer

For a visit to Shravanabelagola, your outfit is probably acceptable only if it stays fully modest: the top should cover your shoulders well, the leggings should be opaque and not see-through, and the dupatta should keep the chest/upper body covered. That said, for a Jain hill shrine like Vindhyagiri, a longer kurta with salwar or a saree is the safer and more respectful choice. Karnataka Tourism’s guidance for sacred hill temples is to dress modestly and cover shoulders and knees, and Shravanabelagola itself is reached by a long stone stair climb. ( karnatakatourism.org)

Explanation

So, in practical terms:

• Button-down hip-length top + leggings + dupatta: acceptable if it is not clingy, transparent, or too fitted.
• Best option: a long kurta / salwar-kameez or other fully covered Indian attire.
• Because the site involves a hill ascent with stone steps, choose clothing that is comfortable, secure, and easy to manage while climbing. ( old.karnatakatourism.org)

Spiritual Understanding

In Jain pilgrimage, the spirit of the visit is simplicity, humility, and reverence. A modest, covered outfit helps keep the focus on darshan rather than on comfort or appearance, which aligns well with the devotional atmosphere of a sacred kshetra. ( karnatakatourism.org)

Takeaway

Yes, possibly—but a more modest, longer outfit is better. If you have any walking concern, the good news is that palanquin/doli assistance has been reported for people who cannot climb well, including senior citizens and the old/disabled, though the arrangement can vary, so it is wise to confirm locally at the foothills or temple office before starting the climb. ( old.karnatakatourism.org)