Around 40 pilgrims undertook a walk through the central mountain range to the sanctuary of Bom Jesus, in Braga. The journey took place over several days, crossing mountainous areas and traditional trails used by pilgrims over the years.
Among the participants was the mayor of the Municipality of Câmara de Lobos, who joined the group of pilgrims on this journey of faith and tradition. The participation of public municipal figures has been common in this type of traditional pilgrimage.
The sanctuary of Bom Jesus do Monte is one of the most important pilgrimage destinations in Portugal, located on the Serra do Sameiro. The pilgrimage attracts faithful from various regions of the country, especially during the religious celebrations of the month of May.
This type of walk through the central mountain range represents one of the most traditional forms of pilgrimage to the Braga region, keeping alive a cultural and religious practice rooted in Portuguese history.
