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Tīrthas

The Sacred Map

Begin with where each place is. Filter the checked geographic layer by region and tradition, choose a point and open its coordinates in a full map. The associated research pathways keep map facts, textual claims and living practice in separate labelled layers, so a coordinate is never presented as proof of significance.

India reference field
N
68° E95° E31° N8° NMathurā
Rounded reference point

This is a coordinate locator, not a road or walking map. Pin positions are calculated from latitude and longitude within the labelled bounds.

Selected place

मथुराMathurā

North IndiaVaiṣṇavaGauḍīya
State
Uttar Pradesh
Reference point
city centre
Coordinates
27.496° N, 77.686° E
Open this point in OpenStreetMap

Geography and research pathways are both live

The map publishes checked names, regional grouping, tradition lenses and rounded coordinates. Editorial place lessons then require the learner to identify a source, distinguish tradition from geography, record current local guidance and mark uncertainty. They are research editions for review, not attributed commentary.

Place selection follows the Government of India's documented pilgrimage-development lists and official heritage records. Rounded coordinate checks use OpenStreetMap, the Ministry of Tourism PRASHAD site list and the UNESCO Temples of Kanchipuram record. Coordinates are rounded and are not navigation instructions.

Tīrthas overview
The learning rhythm

Every lesson moves from receiving to sharing

See the method
  1. 01Encounter
  2. 02Recall
  3. 03Apply
  4. 04Discuss
  5. 05Teach
  6. 06Return