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Gomteshwara Tirth
The Gomteshwara Tirth, is a popular pilgrimage site for south Indians, Jains, and Hindus. Gomteshwara, also known as Bahubali, was the son of first Tirthankar, Lord Adinath (Risha bhdev).Shree Gomteshwara Tirth is a 614 step journey on Sravanabelagola Hill located in the Indian state of Karnataka . The symbol of Lord Bahubali (Shree Gomteshwara) stands 57 feet and 8 inches high and represents his successful determination for enlightenment, after standing in one place for one year. It is the tallest monolithic sculpture in the world.
Shree Gomteshwar is widely known in Hindu culture and Jain heritage. He is the ideal symbol for humankind to conquer the evils of selfishness, jealousy, greed, and anger.
Siddhayatan Tirth will include a miniature version of this popular pilgrimage site, with a 101 step journey and a standing symbol of Lord Bahubali 10 feet tall to teach all visitors the determination needed for self-realization.
