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Religious travel, often referred to as pilgrimage, involves journeys to sacred or significant destinations associated with one's faith or spiritual beliefs. Pilgrimages can be found in various religious traditions worldwide, such as Mecca for Muslims, Jerusalem for Christians, Varanasi for Hindus, and Bodh Gaya for Buddhists. These journeys hold profound spiritual significance, fostering a sense of connection, reflection, and personal transformation for the pilgrim. Whether seeking spiritual enlightenment, divine blessings, or a deeper connection with their faith, religious travel serves as a unique and profound expression of devotion for individuals across different cultures and religions.

"MAKE MY DARSHAN" is a Sanskrit term that translates to "pilgrimage" in English. In Hinduism, "MAKE MY DARSHAN" refers to the sacred journey to visit pilgrimage sites, usually associated with religious or spiritual significance. Hindus believe that undertaking a pilgrimage to these Tirthas (sacred places) helps purify the soul, earn spiritual merit, and draw closer to the divine.