Tirtha refers to a sacred place or water source in Hinduism, often associated with spiritual purification and pilgrimage. These sites are believed to hold divine significance and are frequented by devotees seeking blessings and spiritual merit. Common examples of tirtha include rivers, lakes, and temples, where rituals and ceremonies are performed. In Hindu tradition, visiting a tirtha is considered an important aspect of religious life. It is believed that bathing in the waters of a tirtha can cleanse one of sins and promote spiritual growth. Famous tirthas include the Ganges River, Kashi, and Rameswaram.