Even since
the birth of Vedas Hindu Mythology says that visiting and
worshipping the God in his place of prominence is considered a great
virtue for man.
Pilgrimage
darshan (visiting a place of God’s abode) is really no doubt, a boom
for the man who struggles for his mere existence on earth. In this
divine presence we feel pious, peaceful and sacred. Our souls are
more close to him and we are bound to forget all our routine
tensions and stresses of Kaliyug life. It is indeed our pleasure to
fulfill our vows in order to satisfy our wishes.
Visiting
the places of Pilgrimage leads us to attain Moksha. It is said that
if a man dies in the holy town of Varanasi (Kasi) he is sure of
reaching Kailasam (Lord Shiva’s abode). He has no rebirth again.
Such is the prominence of these pilgrimage places.
The
prominent places of worship in and around our Andhra Pradesh are
Tirupathi, Varanasi (Kasi) in Uttar Pradesh, Gaya, Prayaga, Kanchi,
and Rameswaram in Tamil Nadu, Mantralaya and Shirdi in Maharashtra,
The place of Pilgrimage may be better viewed to experience the
sanctity and piousness of the
place.