Why we do parikrama around god?

Parikrama, also known as Pradakshina, is the clockwise circumambulation of sacred beings, as well as the path along which it is done, as practised by Hinduism, Buddhism, Sikhism, and Jainism. Parikarma of religious deities in a temple, sacred rivers, sacred hills, and a cluster of temples as a sign of prayer are all important aspects of Hindu worship. Various Pradakshina pathways can be found in Hindu temple building. The Parikrama worship practise suggests that we should focus our thoughts and activities on God.

In hindu rituals parikrama is done after completing pooja doing parikrama as a symbol to remind ourselves that we should walk the right path of dharma by leading a righteous life.In Hindu parikarma of religious in a temple and s rivers, hills of temples is a symbol of prayer.Saint said doing parikrama is a ritual which should be follow by all person in the family members in the end of the pooja.