In Judaism oftentimes this action would involve taking off your sandals at Mount Scopus, and viewing the "Holy of Holies.
In Islam, this type of activity can be done in its tamattu form, although ifraad and qiran are also acceptable but do not require shaving or clipping hair. In Shintoism the formation of junpai facilitated this kind of activity, which is most often performed to earn the good graces of the seven gods of luck. In Judaism oftentimes this action would involve taking off your sandals at Mount Scopus, and viewing the "Holy of Holies." The Stoning of the Devil and the circling of the well of Zamzam also comprise this type of activity. For British Christians, this activity might involve seeing St. David's Church or St. George's Church. For 10 points, identify this religious practice exemplified by the hajj, which is a spiritual journey.
In Islam, this type of activity can be done in its tamattu form, although ifraad and qiran are also acceptable but do not require shaving or clipping hair.
pilgrimage [accept hajj before "Shintoism," reverse prompt afterwards until mentioned]