Certainly! During Paryushan, many Jain temples and dharamshalas (guesthouses) across India make special arrangements for devotees, including accommodation (stay) and Jain-appropriate meals (often sattvic and strictly vegetarian, sometimes boiled or without root vegetables depending on the sect).

Some popular places where you can observe Paryushan with stay and meals include:

1. Shri Mahavirji, Rajasthan

The temple town of Shri Mahavirji has multiple dharamshalas and bhojanshalas, offering accommodation and pure Jain meals, especially during Paryushan.

1. Palitana, Gujarat

Known as the “City of Temples,” Palitana offers excellent arrangements for stay and meals in various Jain dharamshalas and bhojanshalas throughout Paryushan.

1. Shankheshwar, Gujarat

Another major Jain pilgrimage center with ample facilities for stay and food, strictly adhering to Jain principles during Paryushan.

1. Pawapuri, Bihar

The site of Lord Mahavira’s nirvana, Pawapuri has guesthouses and Jain bhojanshalas that accommodate pilgrims during Paryushan.

1. Mumbai, Maharashtra

Several Jain temples in Mumbai (such as Walkeshwar, Byculla, and Ghatkopar) provide arrangements for stay and meals during Paryushan. Local Jain sanghs often organize community meals (paryushan bhojan) and accommodation options.

How to Book: It is advisable to contact the local Jain temple or sangh committee of the place you wish to visit. Advance booking is recommended, as these facilities are in high demand during Paryushan.

Note: Facilities, rules, and availability may vary according to the sect (Shwetambar/Digambar), so always confirm with the specific temple or dharamshala management.

If you let me know your preferred city or state, I can suggest more specific places.