Jainism

===Pilgrimages===
{{Main|Tirtha (Jainism)}}
[[File:Shikharji Parasnath Giridih.jpg|thumb|upright|[[Shikharji]]]]
Jain ''Tirtha'' (pilgrim) sites are divided into the following categories:{{sfn|Titze|1998}}
* ''Siddhakshetra''{{snds}}Site of the [[Moksha (Jainism)|''moksha'']] of an ''arihant'' (''kevalin'') or ''tirthankara'', such as: [[Mount Kailash|Ashtapada]] of [[Rishabhanatha]], [[Shikharji]] of 20 [[Tirthankara]], [[Girnar]] of [[Neminatha]], [[Pawapuri]] of [[Mahaveera]], [[Champapuri]] (capital of [[Anga]]) of [[Vasupujya]], [[Mangi-Tungi]] of [[Rama|Ram]], [[Palitana]] of 3 [[Pandavas]].
* ''Atishayakshetra''{{snds}}Locations where divine events are believed to have occurred, such as: [[Mahavirji]], [[Rishabhdeo]], [[Kundalpur]], [[Tijara Jain Temple|Tijara]], and [[Aharji]].
* ''Puranakshetra''{{snds}} Places associated with the lives of great men, such as: [[Ayodhya]], [[Vidisha]], [[Hastinapur]], and [[Rajgir]].
* ''Gyanakshetra''{{snds}} Places associated with famous ''[[acharya]]s'', or centers of learning, such as [[Shravanabelagola]].

Outside contemporary India, Jain communities built [[Nagarparkar Jain Temples|temples]] in locations such as [[Nagarparkar]], [[Sindh]] (Pakistan). However, according to a UNESCO tentative world heritage site application, Nagarparkar was not a "major religious centre or a place of pilgrimage" for Jainism, but it was once an important cultural landscape before "the last remaining Jain community left the area in 1947 at Partition".<ref name=":0">{{cite web |url=https://whc.unesco.org/en/tentativelists/6111/ |title=Nagarparkar Cultural Landscape |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20170510093259/https://whc.unesco.org/en/tentativelists/6111/ |archive-date=10 May 2017 |url-status=live |work=Tantative Lists |publisher=[[UNESCO]] [[World Heritage Centre]]}}</ref>
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