Gopachal Jain Parvat is an important Jain pilgrimage and archaeological site located near Gwalior Fort in Madhya Pradesh. The hill is renowned for its massive rock-cut Jain sculptures carved directly into the cliff faces, dating back to the 7th–15th centuries. These impressive carvings depict various Jain Tirthankaras, including large standing and seated idols, showcasing remarkable craftsmanship and spiritual symbolism. Considered one of the most significant Jain heritage sites in central India, Gopachal Jain Parvat attracts devotees, historians, and travelers interested in ancient art, religion, and rock-cut architecture.