The most prominent pilgrimage site in the nation is Rameshwaram, which is situated in Tamil Nadu's southern region. Since Lord Rama, the protagonist of the epic Ramayana, performed the Poojas and rituals to the presiding god at this temple, it's thought to be the most valuable in all of Rameshwaram.

One of India's Four Char Dhams, Rameshwaram, is widely recognized. Southward is Rameshwaram, Northward is Badrinath, Eastward is Puri, and Westward is Dwaraka. Rameshwaram is a must-visit destination for pilgrims planning a trip to Varanasi, as it is considered the pinnacle of the journey.

One of the rare temples in India with the longest corridors is the Ramanathaswamy temple at Rameshwaram. The symmetrically placed figurines on both sides give the corridors the most deserving grandeur and beauty.

Besides the spiritual arena of Rameshwaram, the mid-sized town is famous for the beach and the water sporting activities. Activities like kayaking, snorkelling, banana boating, and stand-up boarding are popular among visitors to Rameshwaram. There are a lot more options to choose from.

Rameshwaram is a very much renowned place owing to the presence of the Pamban Bridge across the sea. The Pamban Bridge is a railway bridge that connects Pamban Island to the outside world. The engineering marvel of the bridge is so excellent that the tourists and the locals are amazed to witness the bridge, and it is also open for the ships to cross through and again getting closed.

Ramanathaswamy temple, Danushkodi Beach, Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam’s house, Pamban Bridge, Annai Indira Gandhi Bridge, and Agni Theertham are the most frequented tourist locations in and around Rameshwaram.

How to Reach

Air : The nearest airport is Madurai Airport to Rameshwaram, which is at a distance of 180 km.

Rail : Trains from all the major cities like Chennai, Trichy, Coimbatore, and Madurai pass through Rameshwaram.

Road : Rameshwaram is well connected by a road network with the neighbouring cities of Tamil Nadu.