Direction with へ
Another particle lets you say where you are heading.
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Pronunciation
As a particle, へ is pronounced e, like え—not he. The character keeps its usual he reading in other words.
へ marks the direction you are heading: 学校 へ 行きます or 家 へ 帰ります. Use it with movement verbs such as “go,” “come,” and “return.”
For a destination with these movement verbs, へ and に are often both possible. へ emphasizes direction; に marks the destination as a point. In simple sentences, both can translate naturally as English “to.”
Examples
けんさん は 学校 へ 行きます。
Ken goes to school.
家 へ 帰ります。
I’m going home.
どこ へ 行きます か。
Where are you going?