Mountain worship refers to the spiritual practice of honoring and revering mountains, often seen as sacred spaces in various cultures. Many indigenous peoples and spiritual traditions view mountains as the dwelling places of deities or as symbols of strength and stability. This reverence can manifest in rituals, offerings, and pilgrimages to these natural formations. In some religions, such as Hinduism and Buddhism, mountains hold significant spiritual importance. For example, Mount Kailash is considered a sacred site in Hinduism, while Mount Meru is central to Buddhist cosmology. These practices highlight the connection between nature and spirituality, emphasizing the mountains' role in human life and belief systems.