Set amidst the serene landscapes of Blairstown, NJ, Siddhachalam stands as a tranquil Jain ashram sprawling over 120 acres of picturesque hilly terrain. Established in 1983 by the revered Jain saint Acharya Sushil Kumarji, this sacred haven is overseen by the International Mahavira Jain Mission, a charitable organization dedicated to promoting Jain teachings.
Within Siddhachalam's sanctuary, visitors can explore three ornate temples, accommodations for resident monks and nuns, a well-stocked library, cozy cabins for worshippers seeking temporary lodging, a spacious congregation hall, a communal dining area, and winding nature trails perfect for meditation. The ashram's allure extends to its pristine lake and numerous ponds fed by natural springs, fostering a harmonious environment that serves as a protected refuge for a variety of wildlife, including deer, peacocks, turkeys, cats, and an array of birds.
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