pilgrimage
/ˈpɪljərɪdʒ/Definitions
1. noun
A journey to a place of worship or a shrine, especially a long and difficult one, often undertaken as an act of devotion.
“The pilgrims set off on a 500-mile pilgrimage to the sacred site.”
2. noun
A long and often difficult journey or experience, especially one undertaken with great effort or dedication.
“Her long struggle with illness was a pilgrimage of endurance and perseverance.”
3. noun
A person who undertakes a journey to a place of worship or a shrine, especially as an act of devotion.
“The pilgrims were warmly welcomed by the local community.”