A Teerth is not a Tourist Spot!!!

A pilgrimage #Teerth is not a Tourist Spot. 

Pilgrimage Teerth are sacred & holy  places that are visited by people for religious purposes. They are often associated with important events in religious history, and they can be places of great spiritual significance. Turning a pilgrimage Teerth into a Tourist Spot can trivialize its religious importance and make it difficult for people to experience its spiritual power.

👉It is unwise to make a Pilgrimage Teerth into a Tourist spot.

👉It can trivialize the religious importance of the place when a pilgrimage Teerth becomes a tourist spot

👉It can be difficult for people to experience its spiritual power. 

👉The crowds of tourists can be disruptive, and the commercialization of the site can make it seem like a place to have fun rather than a place to worship.

👉It can lead to overcrowding. When a pilgrimage teerth becomes a tourist spot, it can become overcrowded. This can make it difficult to find a quiet place to pray or meditate, and it can also lead to safety hazards.

👉It can damage the environment. Tourists can damage the environment around a pilgrimage teerth by littering, polluting the water, and damaging the natural landscape.

👉It is important to be respectful to a Teerth because it has religious significance. 

👉Be sure to dress appropriately

👉Be quiet

👉Avoid taking Selfies, photographs or videos inside Temples. 

👉If you are not sure what to do, ask a local for help.

👉Politicians must educate themselves on the difference between Tourism &  Pilgrimage.

👉Saints must not have political nor worldly ambitions.

(c) Rohit Singh Negi