Answer

In Jain cosmology, Panch Meru means the five Meru mountains connected with the structure of Jambudvīpa and the regions around it.

A simple traditional idea is:

• Meru Parvat stands at the center of Jambudvīpa.
• Jambudvīpa is arranged with different kṣetras and mountain ranges around Meru.
• The “Panch Meru” concept is often shown in Jain cosmology diagrams and temple models to explain the sacred geography of the Jain universe.

Explanation

A basic symbolic map would be understood like this:

• Center: Meru Parvat
• Around Meru: Jambudvīpa
• Further divisions: Bharata Kṣetra, Airāvata Kṣetra, Mahāvideha Kṣetra, and other traditional regions
• Surrounding areas: Oceans and further dvīpas according to Jain cosmology

However, the exact “Panch Meru map” can differ depending on whether you mean:

• a Jain cosmology chart,
• a temple model,
• a ritual diagram, or
• a specific Panch Meru pilgrimage / layout.

Takeaway

If you want, I can help with a simple text-based Panch Meru / Jambudvīpa map, but I should first know whether you want it in English, Hindi, or Gujarati, and whether you mean Jain cosmology Panch Meru or a specific temple/pilgrimage map.