Temple worship refers to the practice of religious rituals and ceremonies conducted in a sacred space known as a temple. These spaces are often dedicated to a specific deity or deities and serve as a place for followers to gather, pray, and seek spiritual guidance. Worship activities may include offerings, prayers, and communal gatherings, fostering a sense of community among participants. In many cultures, temples are not only places of worship but also centers for learning and cultural activities. They often house important religious artifacts and texts, and may host festivals and celebrations that reflect the beliefs and traditions of the faith community associated with the temple.