Rameshwaram

The Bridge on the Indian Ocean

Rameswaram is a town on Pamban Island, in the southeast Indian province of Tamil Nadu. It’s known for Ramanathaswamy Sanctuary, a Hindu journey site with resplendent passages, colossal etched columns and hallowed water tanks. Fans wash in the waters of Agni Theertham, off the seashore east of the sanctuary. Gandamadana Parvatham is a slope with the island sees. A chakra (wheel) here is said to hold up under an engraving of Master Rama’s feet.

Rameshwaram is probably the holiest spot in India and is situated on a lovely island. It is isolated by a little Pamban channel from Sri Lanka. As indicated by the Hindu folklore, this is where Master Rama made a scaffold over the ocean to Sri Lanka.

Rameshwaram is situated on a delightful island in the lower side of India. Master Shiva also is adored in this spot. Famous for its eminent prakaras with monstrous formed columns on either side, The Ramanathaswamy Sanctuary houses the longest passage on the planet. Agniteertham is celebrated for its hallowed waters and Pioneers perform poojas to pay tribute to their precursors at this coastline. The Five-colored Hanuman Sanctuary holds the coasting stone which was utilized to construct the extension among India and Sri Lanka.

Top Places to Visit In Rameshwaram

• Rameshwaram Temple
• Dhanushkodi  Temple and Beach
• Glass boat ride at  Pamban Bridge
• Agnitheertham
• Annai Indira Gandhi Road Bridge
• Five-faced Hanuman temple
• Ariyaman Beach
• Sea World Aquarium
• Kothandaramaswamy temple
• Kalam National Memorial
• Kunthu Kal Beach
• Water Bird Sanctuary