The pilgrimage to the end of the real world 🌍

Many people dream of completing the Camino de Santiago. The end point of the Camino de Santiago is not the Santiago Cathedral, which is the most popular choice for backpackers, but Cape Finisterre in Fisterra, 80 kilometers away from Santiago. If you want to walk to Cape Finisterre, you need to set aside an extra four to five days to reach the real end of the pilgrimage route - 0km😎 Cape Finisterre means the end of the world. Geographically speaking, it is of course not the real end of the world, but in ancient times, it was the end of the pilgrimage route and was considered the end of the world at that time. Coming here, burning old clothes and old objects can start your life again. Now the habit of burning old clothes has been banned, but for pilgrims, being able to successfully reach the end of the world, Cape Finisterre, already means rebirth! On that day, I saw some pilgrims even shed tears for successfully completing their journey🥺 The sunset at Cape Finisterre is also very beautiful. Facing the Atlantic Ocean, all your worries seem to be swept away ☺️ It is definitely a place worth visiting! #June2024