The term 'PILGRIM's Destination' refers to four different places: Mecca (5 letters), SHRINE (6 letters), Holyland (8 letters), and St. Peters (8 letters). Mecca is a holy city in Saudi Arabia that is the birthplace of the prophet Muhammad and the destination of the annual Islamic pilgrimage known as the Hajj. SHRINE is a holy place or monument dedicated to a particular saint or deity. The Holyland is a term used to refer to the land of Israel, which is considered sacred by Jews, Christians, and Muslims. Lastly, St. Peters is a basilica located in Vatican City, the spiritual center of the Catholic Church.