Climate relocation for Cluster Headache involves strategic geographic migration to areas with different atmospheric conditions, potentially disrupting the hypothalamic-triggered trigeminovascular activation associated with these severe headaches. The intervention aims to modulate environmental triggers such as altitude, barometric pressure, and temperature variations that may contribute to cluster headache onset and frequency. While not a standardized medical treatment, anecdotal evidence suggests some patients experience reduced symptom intensity or frequency through carefully planned relocation strategies.