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गिरनार तलेटी जूनागढ 4K -DRONE VIEW [GIRNAR TALETI, JUNAGADH - GUJARAT ] Junagadh is the headquarters of Junagadh district in the Indian state of Gujarat. Located at the foot of the Girnar hills, 355 kilometres (221 mi) southwest of Ahmedabad and Gandhinagar (the state capital), it is the seventh largest city in the state. The base of the mountain, known as Girnar Taleti, is about 4 km east of the center of Junagadh. There are temples and other sacred places all along this stretch. The traveller, in order to reach Girnar Taleti from Junagadh city, will pass through the Wagheshwari or Vagheshwari Gate [Girnar Darwaza], which is close to the Uparkot fort area, Easterly. At about 200 metres from the gate, to the right of the road, is the Temple of Wagheshwari (Upale Vagheshwari maa), which is joined to the road by a causeway about 150 yards long. An ancient Verai Mata mandir and a modern Gayatri Shakti Peeth mandir are nearby. About a furlong beyond this is a stone bridge, and just beyond it on the right are the Ashoka's Major Rock Edicts. The edicts are inscribed high up on a large, domed mass of black granite measuring roughly 20 feet x 30 feet. The inscription is in Brahmi script. On the same rock can be found an inscription of the Western Satrap ruler Rudradaman, the Junagadh rock inscription of Rudradaman. On leaving Ashoka's edicts, the route crosses the handsome bridge over the Sona-rekha, which here forms a fine sheet of water over golden sand, then passes a number of temples, at first on the left bank of the river and then on the right, to the largest of the temples. This is dedicated to Damodar, a name of Krishna, from Dam, a rope, because by tradition his mother in vain attempted to confine him with a rope when a child. The reservoir, Damodar Kund, at this place is accounted very sacred. Next is an old shrine of Bhavnath, a form of Shiva, close to Girnar Taleti; Mrigi kund and Sudharshan lake are nearby. Girnar is an ancient hill in Junagadh, Gujarat, India. It is one of the Holiest places (Shashwat Tirth) for Jains, where the 22nd Tirthankar, Lord Neminath attained nirvana. It is also believed to be place where next 24 Tirthankars will attain nirvana in future. The mountain is also an abode of some Hindu temples.(which is a controversial from Hindu sect). Neminath Thirthankar tonk is of 5th hill and from past 8 to 10 years, it's like Hindu sect are against Jain's to reach the peak. There are many scripts available to mention this scared place belong to Jain. There is some incarnation on feet (Neminath Thirthankar, Nirvan), which is on top of 5th hill of Girnar and for now, where it's been hidden by Hindu Idol- Sri Dattreya. If we see the history, Neminath Thirthankar Nirvan was much most prior to Hindu God - Sri Dattreya, there is even history of Girnar hill which emphasis about Jainism and Jain monks. The top of 5th hill of Girnar is actual Nirvana of Neminath Thirthankar, which is of 10000 steps from starting of Girnar hill. Unconditionally pursuing my passion for video making and travel. Subscribe me on YouTube " chirag sathawara " to join the adventure and let's get lost with me #Girnar_Drone_View #Girnar #Gujarat #Junagadh_Taleti गिरनार तलेटी जूनागढ 4K -DRONE VIEW [GIRNAR TALETI, JUNAGADH - GUJARAT ]