
Girnar Hill & Ropeway
Junagadh, Gujarat, India
Ten thousand steps through Jain temple cities to Dattatreya's summit — or Asia's longest temple ropeway to Ambaji — on a peak older than the Himalaya.
Why visit: Gujarat's great sacred climb — granite, eagles and 800-year-old tirthankaras.
- ›Neminath temple cluster
- ›Ambaji station
- ›Dattatreya summit
- ›Lion-country parikrama lore
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Best time
Oct–Mar; Girnar parikrama (Kartik)
Entry fee
Ropeway ₹700
Est. budget
₹500–1,500
Duration
Full day
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