Explore the growing trend of spiritual tourism, highlighting the world's most sought-after destinations that offer profound connections to faith and heritage.

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Topping the list is Kyoto, Japan, with more than 7.1 million annual searches. The city, often referred to as Japan’s spiritual heart, is home to more than 2 000 temples and shrines.

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But what many don’t know is that Alexandria, which lies about 136 miles northwest of Cairo, actually once stood as Egypt’s capital city, from 332 BC until 642 AD - a period of 973 years.