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GUJARAT JAIN TEMPLE 11 Nights / 12 Days PACKAGE OVERVIEW Tour Code : AKSR0362 Tour Type : Spiritual Tours (domestic) 1800 233 9008 GUJARAT JAIN TEMPLE www.akshartours.com 11 Nights / 12 Days PACKAGE OVERVIEW 1Country 8Cities 12Days Accomodation Meal 01 Night Hotel Accommodation At Ahmedabad 11 Breakfast 02 Night Hotel Accommodation At Poshina 01 Night Hotel Accommodation At Bajana 01 Night Hotel Accommodation At Mandvi Visa & Taxes 01 Night Hotel Accommodation At Bhuj 5% GST Extra 01 Night Hotel Accommodation At Jamnagar 02 Night Hotel Accommodation At Junagadh 02 Night Hotel Accommodation At Palitana Highlights Accommodation on double sharing Breakfast and dinner at hotel Transfer and sightseeing by pvt vehicle as per program Applicable hotel taxes SIGHTSEEINGS OVERVIEW Posina Bajana 72 Jinalaya Vardhman Shah's Temple Raisi Shah's Temple Girnar Palitana Shetrunjay hill SIGHTSEEINGS Hutheesing Jain Temple Ahmedabad The Hutheesing Mandir, Ahmedabad, is one of the finest examples of Jain architecture. ... The Hutheesing Jain temple was built in 1848 A.D., at an estimated cost of Rs. 10 lakh, by a rich merchant Sheth Hutheesing as a dedication to the 15th Jain Tirthankar, Sri Dharmanatha. Kumbhariaji Jain Temple Poshina Kumbhariyaji is a Jain Teerth in Banaskantha district of Gujarat, about twelve km from from Ambaji temple. There are five Jain temples in Kumbhariyaji complex, with five Tirthankars as Mulnayak in five temples, they are Mahavirswami, Parshwanath, Neminath, Shantinath Ajitnath Bhagwan Taranga Taranga is a Jain pilgrimage center near Kheralu in Mehsana district, Gujarat, India, with two ... The red interior of the temple throws out in strong relief the 2.75 m white marble figure of Ajitnath, the second Tirthankara seated in the shrine 72 Jinalaya Mandvi The 72 Jinalaya is the best Jain temple in Mandvi, Its a famous center of attraction for the tourist. It have the 72 shrines of lord jain thirthankars. It also have dharamshala to stay. Very good marble art and sculpture. Neminath Bhagwan Temple Girinar Hill Jain Temples. Girnar was anciently called Raivata or Ujjayanta, sacred amongst the Jains to Neminath, the 22nd Tirthankar, and a place of pilgrimage before 250 BCE. ... These temples are along the west face of the hill, and are all enclosed. Adeshwer Bhagwan Temple Palitana The Palitana temples of Jainism are located on Shatrunjaya hill by the city of Palitana in ... The most important temples on the hill are those of Adinath, Kumarpal, Sampratiraja, Vimal Shah, Sahasrakuta, Ashtapada and Chaumukh. YOUR ITINERARY Day Ahmedabad Arrival In Ahmedabad Early In Morning. Check Into The Hotel And Refresh. Then We Shall Depart To Some Very Old Jain Temples In And Around 1 Ahmedabad To Pray. Hutheesinh Temple, Sambhavnath Jain Derasar, Jagvallabh Jain Temple Etc. If Time Permits We Can Also Visit The Jain Heritage Walk. In The Evening Visit The Koba Jain Temple Where There Is A Wonderful Museum About Jain Sculptures, Scriptures And Many Old Religious Materials. Dinner Day Poshina Early In The Morning After Breakfast We Shall Depart For Kumbhariaji. Kumbhariaji, Which Is Located Just A Few Kilometres Ahead Of Ambaji, Dates Back 2 To 11th Century Has 5 Main Shrines Of Mahavir, Shantinath, Parshvanath, And Neminath And Shambhavnath Respectively. Visit The Temples And Later On Night Stay In Poshina Darbargadh Palace. Breakfast Dinner Day Podhina If You Wish, You Can Also Visit The Kumbharia Temple Again And Ambaji Temple Along With Nearby Sightseeing. Night Halt In Poshina. 3 Breakfast Dinner Day Bajana Today We Shall Depart, For Taranga Jain Temple, Which Has The Main Idol Of Ajitnath Bhagwan Which Is Almost 9ft 2” In Height. This Temple Dates Back 4 To 13 Century And We Shall Later On Move To Shankeshwar Parshwanath Temple Which Is An Important Jain Temple In North Gujarat. End The Day At Bajana. Breakfast Dinner Day Mandvi Depart Towards Mandvi. Reach The Resort By Evening And Go To 72 Jinalaya For Darshan. Enjoy The Evening At The Beach. Night Halt In Mandvi. 5 Breakfast Dinner Day Bhuj Go For Early Morning Worship In The Temple And Later On Move Towards Naliya Region In Western Kutch. This Pilgrimage Place Belongs To The Group Of 6 The Five Pilgrimage Places Of The Abadasa Taluk Of Kutch. Built By Seth Narsinh Natha In The Year 1897 Of The Vikram Era, This Temple With Sixteen Huge Peaks And Fourteen Pavilions Was Known As - "Vir Vasahi". In The Compound Of This Temple, There Are Temples Of Bhagawan Shantinath And Of Astapad. The Beautiful Carving On The Stones And Glass Work Of This Temple Are Famous For Its Special Workmanship. Return To Bhuj For Night Halt. Breakfast Dinner Day Jamnagar Jamnagar Is Well Known For Its Four Marble Jain Temples: Vardhman Shah's Temple, Raisi Shah's Temple, Sheth's Temple, And Vasupujya Swami's 7 Temple. All Were Built Between 1574 And 1622. There Are More Than 30 Jain Temples In Jamnagar. Spend The Night In Jamnagar. Breakfast Dinner Day Junagadh Reach Junagadh By Evening And Refresh. Visit The Nearby Local Sightseeing And Rest In The Evening To Wake Up Early In The Morning To Climb Girnar. 8 Breakfast Dinner Day Junagadh Girinar Hill Is A Famous Sidhh Kshetra. There Are 5 Tonks On The Hill. A Way Goes To Sahartaramavan (The Diksha Place Of Bhagwan Neminatha). The 9 Footprints Of Bhagwan Neminatha Could Be Seen Here. One Has To Climb 4400 Steps To Reach First Tonk; 900 Steps From 1st To 2nd Tonk; 700 Steps From 2nd To 3rd; 2500 Steps From 3rd To 5th And 1499 Steps From 1st To Sahartaramavan. 3rd To 4 Th Tonk Is To Be Covered On Natural Way Climbing The Stones. Night Halt In Junagadh. Breakfast Dinner Day Palitana Depart For Palitana After Breakfast To Reach Palitana By Evening. In Between We Shall Visit A Few Jain Temples Like Mahua Etc. Reach Palitana By 10 Evening And Rest. Breakfast Dinner Day Palitana Wake Up Early Morning To Climb Shetrunjay Hill And Visit Palitana. Return Down By Afternoon. Take Rest In The Resort And Later On Visit Smaller Temples 11 In Evening. Breakfast Dinner Day Ahmedabad Reach Ahmedabad By Afternoon And Free Time For Shopping. 12 Breakfast HOTELS Ahmedabad Hotel Tretotel Poshina Darbargadh Poshina Bajana Rann Rider Resort Mandvi Vijayvialsh Palace Bhuj Hotel Hill View Jamnagar Hotel Fortune palace Ahmedabad HOTEL SUMMIT INCLUSION/EXCLUSION Inclusion Exclusion A/C Accommodation On Dbl Sharing. Airfare / Train Fare From Home. Meal Plan As Per Above ( Pure Veg Meal ). Above Rate Not Applicable In Festival Time (Diwali All Applicable Luxury Tax Of The Hotel. & Christmas). All Transfer & Sight Seeing As Per The Itinerary. Any Monuments Entry Fees Extra On Direct All Toll Tax & Parking As Per The Itinerary. Payment. Driver Allowance Etc. Lunch & Dinner Is Not Inclusive In The Package. Any Extra Excursions Apart From The Suggested Itinerary. Water Sports Activities Are Not Included In The Package. Personal Expenses. Room Services, Laundry, Telephone Charges. Expenses Occurred Due To Bad Weather, Flight Or Ferry Cancellation, Strike Or Any Political Unrest To Be Paid By Guest As Per Actual. G.S.T Extra @ 5 % TRIP COST Type Price Double Sharing ( Per Person ) 42000/-INR Triple Sharing ( Per Person ) 36500/-INR Child With Bed ( Per Person ) ( above 05 – 10 yrs ) 24000/-INR Child Without Bed ( Per Person ) ( above 02 – 05 yrs ) 19000/-INR * Note: 5% GST Additional On Total Tour Cost. T&C Apply at time of Booking. * Rates mentioned in the itinerary are based on Standard Rooms, supplement cost is applicable for Sea Facing / Lake Facing / Mountain Facing Rooms.
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