During Paryushan Parv, one of the most significant festivals in Jainism, Jains across Gujarat observe strict vows of non-violence, fasting, meditation, and spiritual study. While Paryushan is celebrated in almost every city, town, and village with a Jain community, some places in Gujarat are especially renowned for their vibrant and large-scale Paryushan celebrations. Here are a few notable places:

1. Palitana: Home to the famous Shatrunjaya hill and more than 800 Jain temples. Thousands of devotees gather here during Paryushan for special rituals, sermons, and fasting.

1. Ahmedabad: The city has a large Jain population and numerous Jain temples (derasars) such as Hutheesing Jain Temple, and organizes discourses, Pratikraman, and community events during Paryushan.

1. Vadodara (Baroda): Several Jain temples and community halls conduct Paryushan events, including collective Pratikraman and lectures by Jain monks and scholars.

1. Bhavnagar: Close to Palitana, Bhavnagar also has a significant Jain population and hosts major Paryushan celebrations.

1. Surat: With its large Jain business community, many temples and Jain organizations conduct special Paryushan programs and invite Jain Acharyas for pravachans (sermons).

1. Rajkot: Known for active Jain organizations and temple activities during Paryushan.

1. Jamnagar: Another city with a vibrant Jain community observing Paryushan with devotion.

1. Mehsana, Patan, and Siddhpur: Northern Gujarat towns with ancient Jain temples and active Paryushan observances.

Almost every locality with a Jain temple (Derasar) in Gujarat will have its own Paryushan celebrations, including daily Pratikraman, discourses (pravachans), and opportunities for atonement and forgiveness (Michhami Dukkadam).

If you want to visit or participate in Paryushan in Gujarat, contacting the local Jain Sangh (community) or temple in your chosen city is advisable for detailed schedules and events.