The preposition 'to' indicates a specific destination where someone will arrive, while 'towards' indicates a general direction of movement without guaranteeing arrival at the endpoint.
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Two and what? What's the difference?
I am walking to the park.
The park is my destination.
I will arrive there.
I am going towards the park. The park is my direction. I may or may not end up there. See you next time. Peace.
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