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What do visitors tuck into the cracks of the Western Wall?
Answer: Paper notes
Why: Twice a year, before Passover and the Jewish New Year, the notes are cleared out and buried on the nearby Mount of Olives.
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What is the sacred pillar in Kashmir's Amarnath cave made of?
Answer: Ice
Why: The pillar grows from water that drips off the cave roof and freezes, and pilgrims can reach the cave only in a short summer window.
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How do penitent pilgrims traditionally climb Croagh Patrick?
Answer: Barefoot
Why: The climb honors Saint Patrick, who is said to have fasted on the 764-meter summit for forty days in 441 AD.
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How many times do pilgrims circle the Kaaba?
Answer: Seven
Why: Each circuit of the tawaf runs counterclockwise, so pilgrims keep the Kaaba on their left as they walk.
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What Islamic month is the yearly pilgrimage to Mecca held in?
Answer: Dhu al-Hijjah
Why: The Islamic year is about 11 days shorter than the solar one, so the Hajj shifts about 11 days earlier every year.
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How many sacred steps lead to Sabarimala's sanctum?
Answer: 18
Why: Each of the 18 steps represents a specific personal flaw or spiritual quality the pilgrim must conquer to enter.