Buddhist pilgrims

Buddhist pilgrims are individuals who travel to sacred sites associated with the Buddha’s life and teachings, such as birthplace, places of enlightenment, and sites of significant events. Their journeys serve as acts of devotion, spiritual practice, and quest for deeper understanding or merit. These pilgrimages often involve rituals, meditation, and offerings, fostering connection with Buddhist history and principles. They can be undertaken solo or in groups, and the destinations vary across countries like India, Sri Lanka, Thailand, and Myanmar, reflecting the rich diversity within Buddhism.