The "Gypsy Pilgrimage" refers to an annual gathering of the Romani people, often celebrated in various locations across Europe. This event is characterized by cultural festivities, music, dance, and the sharing of traditions among the Romani community. It serves as a time for spiritual reflection and connection to their heritage. During the pilgrimage, participants often visit significant sites, such as shrines or places of historical importance to the Romani culture. The event fosters a sense of unity and belonging, allowing individuals to celebrate their identity and strengthen community ties through shared experiences and rituals.