Answer

I cannot tell their exact location “right now” unless you mean a specific Digambar muni or sangh.

In general, Digambar munis do not stay in one fixed home. They live as wandering ascetics and stay temporarily wherever their current vihār takes them.

Explanation

Traditionally, Digambar munis:

• do not have permanent private residences
• move from place to place in a disciplined way
• stay only temporarily in simple, suitable places during travel or religious observance
• follow strict vows of non-possession and detachment

So their “staying place” changes according to their pilgrimage, preaching, and seasonal movement.

Spiritual Understanding

This wandering life represents:

• detachment from comfort and attachment
• constant spiritual discipline
• dedication to आत्म-शुद्धि and mokṣa-mārga
• living with minimal dependence on worldly shelter

Takeaway

Digambar munis generally do not have a permanent stay; they remain in temporary places during their vihār. If you meant a specific muni or group, the exact current place would depend on their present travel schedule.