Why devotees come here
Girnar is a group of mountains near Junagadh in Gujarat, also called Girinagar. Jains believe the 22nd Tirthankar Neminath attained moksha from this hill, and Hindus visit it too. The Neminath temple on the first peak is the largest and oldest of the Jain temples here.
Jains regard Girnar as a holy pilgrimage. Here the 22nd Tirthankar Neminath attained omniscience, and later nirvana at its highest peak, Neminath Shikhar. Girnar Hill is believed to be the place of his nirvana. Hindus also come here as an important pilgrimage site, and at least one million pilgrims visit the Maha Shivaratri fair for pooja and parikrama of the hill.
The first peak, or Tunk, holds the black granite Neminath temple, built in 1128 AD. On the same peak, the Amba Mata temple draws newlyweds, who worship there for a happy marriage. The steep Dattatraya peak is topped by a shrine to a three-faced incarnation of Vishnu.
The Jain temples form a cluster of mosaic-decorated domes and stupas, about two-thirds of the way up the hill. Jain texts say Neminath attained moksha from this hill.

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