Sikh pilgrimage

Sikh pilgrimage involves visiting sacred sites, primarily in India, like the Golden Temple in Amritsar, to deepen spiritual connection and honor key events in Sikh history. Pilgrims often travel to pay respects, seek spiritual renewal, and strengthen their faith through prayer, meditation, and community. These journeys foster reverence for Guru figures, promote humility, and reinforce the values of equality and service intrinsic to Sikhism. Pilgrimages serve as both individual spiritual practices and communal celebrations, emphasizing devotion, learning, and unity among Sikhs worldwide.