In literature, the term "crematory" is sometimes imbued with contrasting layers of symbolism and cultural significance. In one instance, the crematory grounds are depicted as a haunting yet strangely captivating locale, particularly when shrouded in the darkness of night—a setting that paradoxically attracts spiritual seekers, as seen in [1]. In another portrayal, the term marks the final ceremonial destination where a physical body is seen en route to its transformative ritual [2]. Meanwhile, traditional customs are also underscored by the use of "crematory," linked to age-old funeral rites by sacred rivers such as the Ganges, reflecting the intertwining of death with religious practice and communal honor [3].