Hindu Pilgrimage

Hindu pilgrimage, known as "Tirtha Yatra," involves traveling to sacred sites to seek spiritual benefits and blessings. Pilgrims visit important temples, rivers, and mountains that hold religious significance, such as Varanasi on the Ganges River or Rishikesh in the Himalayas. These journeys are often undertaken during festivals or significant life events and are seen as acts of devotion and purification. Pilgrimages symbolize the quest for spiritual growth, connection with the divine, and the importance of community, as they often involve collective experiences shared with fellow devotees.