Hunger, sickness, boredom, coldness, hotness. Also if prior civilizations lived there they could kill the pilgrims
A pilgrimage means a trip with a purpose, , so it could be said that if a person who wants to return to the place of their birth are going on a pilgrimage.
Life on a pilgrimage was very risky and dangerous, I mean, you could be robbed, you could become ill, you could even die on your travels. It was also very tiring, rather than driving for hours on end, on a pilgrimage, you would be walking for days at a time.It was hard work being a pilgrim it was also life threateningly dangerous as well for all children, men and women
It may have or not.It always depend on your faith in God.
because people thought pilgrimage was a way to say sorry to God if they have commited a sin. And the medicines were not very developed, by going to pilgrimage, they thought they could be cureed/ healed of their illness
The Hajj which is the pilgrimage to mecca.
There is no record of a parallelogram going on a pilgrimage. Ever!
No, Jews stopped going on pilgrimage with the destruction of the Second Temple.
They are going to Canterbury Cathedral.
Every year, thousands of people embark on a pilgrimage to visit the holy sites of their faith.
Yes.
A pilgrimage means a trip with a purpose, , so it could be said that if a person who wants to return to the place of their birth are going on a pilgrimage.
change of scenery mostly
yes they do
People get satisfaction and peace of mind
well yes it can because you can gain differenet things from going on a pilgrimage such as: insight, wisdom, sorrow, morals, direction, personal achievement, etc.
The Jewish pilgrimage, set forth in Deuteronomy ch.16, provided them with an awareness of God that remained with the participants for decades.
A pilgrimage is usually a journey undertaken for spiritual or religious reasons, with a specific destination or site being the main focus of the trip. On the other hand, going on holiday is typically for relaxation, leisure, and enjoyment, with the destination chosen freely for its attractions or activities. Pilgrimages often involve rituals, traditions, and a sense of devotion, while holidays are generally more focused on relaxation and recreation.