Top 5 Tourist Places in Rameswaram

Pamban Road Bridge and Pamban Railway bridge are the connecting ways to the Rameswaram Island. As you step into the Rameswaram, These Bridges are first fellows who welcomes you to the Holy island Rameswaram.

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Pamban Road Bridge

Pamban Rail Bridge

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Ramanathaswamy Temple on Rameswaram Island is the main attraction of the region. Millions of devotees visit this holy temple year-round. It is considered an important pilgrimage site across the following religious sects:

1. Shaivism (worshippers of Lord Shiva)
2. Vaishnavism (worshippers of Lord Vishnu)
3. Smarthism (a Brahmin sect that follows the Smritis, worships all deities as Brahman, and adheres to Advaita philosophy).

Dhanushkodi is a must-visit spot when traveling to Rameswaram. Located at the southernmost tip of the island, this place—known as Arichal Munai—is where the Bay of Bengal and the Indian Ocean meet. The seashore’s beauty is truly captivating.

In 1964, a powerful cyclone hit Rameswaram and completely destroyed Dhanushkodi. Today, visitors can witness the haunting remnants of this once-thriving town, now a symbol of resilience.

My Rameswaram » Ramar Paatham (Alias Ram Jaruga)

Ramar Paatham, also known as Ram Jaruga, is a temple dedicated to the footprints of Lord Rama. It is located on a sandy hillock called Gandha Madhana Parvatham.

The name "Parvatham" means mountain, and according to the Ramayana, a mount existed here in ancient times. The temple features Lord Rama’s feet engraved on a stone chakra, making it a revered spiritual site in Rameswaram.

These Floating stones weigh a lot but amazingly they float in the water.

It is said by the priests that this stones are part of Ram sethu (The bridge built by lord Ram across the sea to reach sri lanka).