First Mountain (Vipulachal) :- There are 550 steps to climb this mountain. Lord Mahavir had the first sermon on Vipulachal. A huge Pratham Deshna memorial has been constructed at the site of the first Samavasaran of the Lord. Which is gorgeous and very attractive. At the top is a huge red colored Padmasan statue of Lord Mahavira. In the lower part of the monument, there is a very beautiful statue of Lord Mahavir Swami made of black stone, sitting on a very beautiful altar as well as a painting exhibition in the big hall. Apart from the Deshan Sthali monument, there are also 4 Digambara temples at Vipulachal. On the way a Tekri is found which is also called  Panchtukia Temple. In which the feet of Lord Mahavir are seated. In addition to the Samosharan temple, the Mahavir Jinalaya temple has beautiful glass carvings.                                         The ;            

Second mountain (Ratnagiri) :- This second mountain is 2 km away from the first mountain . In which there is a descent of 1 (one) km and a climb of 1 km. There are 1292 steps to descend. Ratnagiri is the place of penance and knowledge of Lord Munisuvrat Nath Swami. There are three Digambar Jain temples here. Here in the name of Babu Dharma Kumar ji Brahmacharini Pandita Chandabai ji ‘Ara’ Shikharband temple built by Whose reputation Vikram Samvat – took place in 1936. There is a 4-foot Krishna Varna (Black) Padmasan statue of Lord Munisuvrat Nath ji installed.                                 The          

third mountain (Udayagiri):-The Udayagiri mountain is found 2 km ahead after descending from the second mountain (Ratnagiri). The climb here is usually of 1 mile. For which 752 stairs have been made. Above is a temple in which a Khadgasana statue of Lord Mahavira is enshrined, whose complexion is light, Vadami and Avagahana is 6 feet. This temple was built by Shri Durga Prasad Saraogi ‘Calcutta’ The resident got it done in Veer Samvat 2489 and got the idol installed. On descending, a restaurant has been built by the society, where arrangements have been made to provide passengers rest and refreshments free of cost by the Digambar Jain Committee. 

fourth mountain (Swarnagiri) :-This Swarnagiri mountain is the nirvana land of crores of sages. In which there are 1064 steps and 3 (three) Digambar Jain temples. Visitors going to this mountain are informed not to travel on the mountain without giving written information to the local police station and area office for visiting the Swarnagiri mountain temple. 6 in the morning to go to the mountain  Depart. Go with the security forces only. Here the statue of Lord Shantinath is installed in the main temple. The statue of Lord Kunthunath is installed on the left side and Lord Arhannath on the right. The idol of Adinath is installed in the second temple and the footprints of Lord Shantinath Swami are installed in the third. In the year 2009, under the guidance of Upadhyaya Nirbhay Sagar Ji Maharaj, the idol was installed instead of the footprint in the original temple.                                  &bsp;&nb&nb&nb&nb;&b;&nb;                           &bsp;&nb&nb&nb&nb;&b;&nb;                    

Fifth Mountain (Vaibhargiri) :- This mountain except Lord Vasupujya Swami The remaining 23 are the places of pilgrimage for the Tirthankaras. Here in a Digambar Jain temple, there is a 4-feet reclining white Padmasan Manog idol of Lord Mahavira. Its reputation as Veer Samvat  In 2489, Bhagalpur Keshri Harnarayan Atmaj Virchandra Bharya Pushpadevi had done it. There is also an ancient demolished three Chaubisi temple here. Apart from the Shvetambara temples, there is also an ancient temple of Lord Mahadev worshiped by Jarasandha, the ruler of the ancient Magadha Empire.

note :- There is also a provision for doli and legs to go up to the mountain. whose rate can be obtained from the office. can.