I am going home.
I am going to home.
Irrelevantly I should mention here that I perfectly know what the difference between to and towards is. My concern has to do with the meaning when we make the sentence without to or towards
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Some other related questions that might help you with this: (1) Should I use to with home and house, (2) stay home vs stay at home, (3) Going home, going to school, going to the airport. – J.R. May 09 '15 at 10:56
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Although many language learners say it, 'go to home' in any form is simply not standard English: Google Ngram.
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