Relics hold significant spiritual value in Buddhism. They are often physical remains or objects associated with enlightened beings, such as the Buddha or revered monks. Buddhists view relics as sacred and believe they embody the teachings and spiritual qualities of the enlightened ones. Pilgrimages to sites containing relics are common, as they are believed to inspire devotion, meditation, and a connection to the enlightened state. Relics symbolize the impermanence of life and serve as tangible reminders of the path toward enlightenment in Buddhist practice.