The “Walk for Peace” pilgrimage, led by Buddhist monks and their rescue dog Aloka, is on Day 78 of its 2,300-mile journey from Texas to Washington, D.C., promoting harmony and compassion.
Upcoming Carolinas Stops
Organizers project passage through Rock Hill and Fort Mill, South Carolina, on January 13-14, inviting local supporters to join or visit rest stops. Key milestones include Charlotte, NC (January 15), Greensboro, NC (January 19), and Raleigh, NC (January 24).
Full Itinerary Ahead
The route continues to Richmond, VA (February 1), Fredericksburg, VA (February 5), and Washington, D.C. (February 11), with flexibility for weather or logistics. Check the Dhammacetiya Walk for Peace website or social media for real-time updates, as the group maintains a vegetarian diet and welcomes community aid like meals or escorts.
This cross-country trek aligns with regional interests in community events and cultural heritage near Charleston and Lancaster County.
