Sacred mountains

Sacred mountains are natural peaks considered spiritually significant by various cultures and religions. They are viewed as sacred sites for rituals, worship, or connection to the divine, often symbolizing spiritual power, protection, or creation. These mountains may feature shrines, temples, or ceremonies, and they hold cultural identity and history. For many communities, sacred mountains inspire reverence, reflection, and a sense of rootedness, fostering a deep respect for nature and spirituality. Examples include Mount Fuji in Japan, the Himalayas in Nepal, and Mount Kailash in Tibet.