Gujarat has several important Jain tirthas. Here are some of the most revered, with a simple note on tradition:

• Shatrunjaya (Palitana) – The great hill complex near Palitana, dedicated mainly to Rishabhanatha. This is the most sacred Śvetāmbara site; hundreds of temples cluster on the hill. Access usually by steps up the hill. (Śvetāmbara emphasis; Digambar presence is limited to certain temples/not as central.)

• Neminath Temple, Girnar (Junagadh) – A premier temple on Girnar hill, dedicated to Neminath. Important for Śvetāmbara and Digambar traditions alike in the Girnar complex; many shrines fill the hill area.

• Taranga Jain Temple (Taranga hill, near Mehsana) – A major Māru-Gurjara style complex representing both Śvetāmbara and Digambara traditions; has multiple temples on Taranga hill and nearby shrines.

• Shankheshwar Jain Temple (Shankheshwar, Patan district) – Renowned Parshwanath temple and a major Śvetāmbara pilgrimage site; large complex with many sub-temples and devotional spaces.

• Hutheesing Jain Temple (Ahmedabad) – A prominent Śvetāmbara temple built in 1848, known for its architectural beauty and a large surrounding sacred precinct (manastambha and devakulikas).

Notes on tradition:

• Palitana/Shatrunjaya and Shankheshwar are especially central to Śvetāmbara practice, though many sites in Gujarat host both Śvetāmbara and Digambara temples within the same complex or nearby.
• Taranga hosts both Śvetāmbara and Digambara temples within its hill complex.
• Girnar houses multiple temples and is revered by both traditions within the larger Girnar tirth.

If you’d like, I can help you find a page on JainKnowledge.com for any one of these sites or guide you on visiting them respectfully.