Christian pilgrimage is a journey undertaken by believers to sacred sites associated with the life of Jesus Christ, important events in the Bible, or the lives of saints. These journeys are often seen as acts of devotion, spiritual growth, and a way to deepen one's faith. Popular pilgrimage destinations include Jerusalem, Rome, and Santiago de Compostela. Pilgrimages can vary in length and difficulty, ranging from short walks to long treks. Participants may engage in prayer, reflection, and community with fellow pilgrims. The experience is often transformative, providing a sense of connection to Christian history and the broader Christian community.