Most Sacred Places in the World
                     MOST SACRED PLACES IN 
THE WORLD
1. Jerusalem 
• Jerusalem is one of the most established urban communities on earth. It is of 
huge profound importance to three of the world's greatest religions - 
Judaism, Christianity and Islam - and subsequently has persevered through a 
war-torn history, with Israel and Palestine both asserting it as their capital. 
• As indicated by the Old Testament, King David made Jerusalem as the capital 
of the Kingdom of Israel and his child King Solomon appointed the main 
sanctuary. The New Testament made the city the area of the torturous killing 
of Jesus, and as indicated by the Qur'an Muhammad made his night 
adventure to Jerusalem where he rose to paradise and addressed God. 
2. Kashi Vishwanath Temple, India 
• Set on the western bank of the blessed waterway Ganges, Kashi Vishwanath 
is a standout amongst the most acclaimed Hindu sanctuaries. It is a 
jyotirlinga place of worship, devoted to Lord Shiva who is accepted to have 
showed up here as a blazing segment of light. Hindu individuals are relied 
upon to make a journey here in any event once in their lifetime. 
• Fly to Delhi and on to Babatpur airplane terminal. 
• 3. Lourdes, France 
• Lourdes, France 
• Lourdes is a little market town in the Midi-Pyrenees locale of south-western 
France. It picked up acclaim among Catholics in 1858 when the Virgin Mary is 
accepted to have showed up multiple times to a neighborhood 14-year-old 
young lady, Bernadette Soubirous. From that point forward Lourdes has 
turned into a position of journey, with in excess of 200 million guests since 
1860, a large number of them wanting to be mended by spring water from 
the cave. 
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4. Mecca, Saudi Arabia 
• As the origin of the Prophet Muhammad and the religion he established, 
Mecca is the focal point of the Islamic world. Situated in the Sirat Mountains 
of Saudi Arabia and 45 miles inland from the coast, Mecca is a desert garden 
in the hallowed district known as the Hijaz or Hejaz. The Kaaba is here, a 
cuboid structure inside Islam's most holy mosque Al-Masjid al-Haram, which 
all Muslims are relied upon to confront while supplicating. Non-Muslims are 
not allowed to enter the city.
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5. Mount Sinai, Egypt
• Once again of seminal importance to the Jewish, Christian and Islamic faiths, 
Mount Sinai or Mount Horeb in Egypt is thought by many to be where Moses 
received the Ten Commandments from God. Saints, prophets, pilgrims and 
tourists have been travelling here for thousands of years.
• Fly to Taba or Sharm el-Sheikh airports. Check the latest travel advice from 
the FCO.
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