Thumbwadi Jain Temple, SIrohi
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Thumbwadi Jain Tirth is located 1.8 KM from Sirohi City on National Highway 168. Nearest Airport to reach Thumbwadi Jain Tirth is Udaipur. It is around 151 km. The nearest Pindwara railway station, is at distance of 24.2 kilometres. Bus service and private vehicles are available. Boarding and lodging provisions are there in the compound of the temple.
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