The david vases emphasizes the buddhist belief in the interconnectedness of the natural and spirit worlds, much like travelers among Mountains and Streams, by focusing on the essence rather than the appearance.
Spaces used for Buddhist pilgrimage make up a ritual ecology. The acts of religious devotees at sacred centres also involve a complex and diverse range of ritual observances and performances, making pilgrimage a sort of ritual practise that is essential to placemaking and the creation of a Buddhist sacred geography. This paper explores how the material and corporeal elements of Buddhist ritual contribute to the distinctive religious sense of place that strengthens the memory of the Buddha's life and the historical connections to the Indian subcontinent. It draws on ethnographic research to do this. The majority of pilgrim groups are found to go to Buddhist places with their own monks, nuns, and guides from their home countries who serve as guides and facilitate devotion and live in the linked monasteries and guest homes.
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