Rameswaram to Madurai: 1-Day Journey

Ramanathaswamy Temple: Start your journey with a visit to this magnificent temple, one of the holiest shrines in India. Explore its stunning corridors, adorned with intricate sculptures, and pay homage at the sacred shrines within.

Dhanushkodi: A ghost town at the southern tip of India, where the Indian Ocean and Bay of Bengal converge, known for its eerie beauty and tragic history.

Floating Stone: A mysterious relic believed to be part of the ancient Ram Setu bridge, intriguing visitors with its unique buoyancy and mythological significance.

Abdul Kalam’s House: Abdul Kalam’s House in Rameswaram: The humble abode of India’s Missile Man, Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam, offering a glimpse into the life and legacy of a visionary scientist and former President of India.

– Kodanda Ramar Kovil: A sacred Hindu temple dedicated to Lord Rama, renowned for its exquisite Dravidian architecture and spiritual aura.

– Rama Lakshmana Theertham:A sacred pond revered for its association with the Hindu epic Ramayana, offering pilgrims a tranquil spot for ritual purification and reflection.

Nadaraja Kovil: A majestic Hindu temple dedicated to Lord Shiva, adorned with intricate carvings and revered as a sacred pilgrimage site by devotees.

Five-Faced Hanuman Temple: A sacred site dedicated to Lord Hanuman, featuring a unique idol with five faces symbolizing courage, devotion, strength, knowledge, and righteousness, drawing devotees seeking blessings and spiritual enlightenment.

Dhanushkodi’s Relics: Amidst the ruins lie remnants of an old church and railway station, silent witnesses to a bygone era, echoing tales of a once-thriving coastal community now lost to the sea.