(1) Rameswaram Tourism Packages

Talk about pristine temples with architectural splendour, exotic locales and sweeping views, and Rameswaram comes as an obvious choice. The colossal sea full of rich marine life and coral reefs offers a splendid picture to the avid travellers who embark on exploring the various facets of this remarkable place through the longest sea bridge of India, (Pamban bridge) that joins the Rameswaram island with the mainland. Get acquainted with multiple notable temple sites, enjoy the enchanting beaches and get mesmerized as you watch a number of bewitching islands.Rameshwaram is easily accessible by air, rail and road. It is well-connected with all the major towns of Tamil Nadu. This, and its religious aura lend this place a unique quality, due to which holidaymakers flock here from distant places of all across the globe. Rameshwaram Tourism has made it possible for people of different ethnicities to explore the culture, tradition and history of Rameshwaram. Visit the renowned Saatchi Hanuman Temple where Hanuman informed Lord Rama about Sita by showing Choodamani, a jewel that belonged to Sita, and marvel at the awe-inspiring cantilever bridge on Palk Strait, the Pamban Bridge. Get a chance to visit the famous Ramanathaswamy temple built in the Dravidian architecture around the 12th century AD. The temple is not only famous for its specially designed 1220 metres of sculpted pillars and 1200 gigantic granite corridors, but also for a folklore which says that Lord Rama offered his prayers to Lord Shiva after his victory over demon ruler Ravana and sanctified this place. You would love paying a visit to the Adam’s bridge which is known for its captivating natural reefs, islets and sandbanks. This bridge connects India with our neighbour Sri Lanka and as per the Hindu mythology, Lord Hanuman used this series of stepping stones to chase Ravana while rescuing sita. Take our Rameshwaram tourism packages to explore the best attractions of this remarkable place. The city of Rameshwaram is also mentioned in the ancient Hindu mythology. The entire city houses infinite temples making it a perfect location for religious people. Visit the Five-faced Hanuman temple where you will find idols of Lord Rama, Sita and Hanuman kept since 1964 after a massive cyclone in Dhanushgodi. Also, marvel at the floating stone here, which was used to build the Ram Sethu. Take time to go to Jada Theertham, 3.5 km from Rameshwaram where Lord Rama worshipped Sri Ramalinga after killing Ravana. The Nambu Nayaki Amman Temple, 8 kms from the prime temple in Rameswaram, is also a pilgrim location which is profoundly revered by the residents of the Ramnad District. As you make your way, you will come across the Kothandaramaswamy temple, much publicized for a belief that the brother of Ravana, Vibhasana surrendered before Rama here. Sight a fascinating view of the entire island of Rameshwaram from the Gandamadana Parvatham. Marvel at the imprint of Lord Rama’s feet on a chakra on this hillock and show your gratitude towards him. An island is a beauty by default. Another fascinating personality of this city is its wide spectrum of crystal clear beaches. Surrounded by the Arabian Sea, the coastal lines give birth to fantastic excursions that hold the power to impress any traveller. Be dumbfounded to explore the picturesque shores, immerse yourself in water sports and take time to relax by the beach while you sip coconut water. Hire a jeep or bus for unlimited sand and fun at Dhanushgodi, just 8 kms from Rameshwaram, which has Bay of Bengal on one side and the Indian Ocean on the other. Participate in the Hindu rituals and enjoy the immaculate scenic view of the beach. This place too has a religious significance as it was named after the bow, i.e. Dhanush of Lord Rama. Rameswaram is also a treasure trove for history lovers with its array of finest heritage monuments on display. See saint Ibrahim Syed Aulia’s tomb in Erwadi, 24 kms from the main city and explore the splendid Ram Vilas Palace of Sethupathi Rajas.Additionally, nature lovers are not disappointed here either. For a tete-a-tete with exotic nature’s bounty, Kurusadai Island lying west to the Pamban Bridge is the place to be. The rich marine life is enthralling and you will find a huge number of researchers and scholars. While you are here, you can discover coral-reef fishes, sea cows and dolphins. All around Rameswaram, you will find water springs and most of them are located inside the temples. It is believed that one gets enlightened by bathing in these and as a result, these Theerthams attract a large number of visitors. Rameshwaram is blessed with a pleasant climate from October to March, however, it can be visited throughout the year due to its inviting environ and breezy air. With good lodges, cottages and hostels providing enough services and facilities, there is no problem of accommodation. Pilgrims can also take advantage of the dormitory service the temples offer. With sumptuous spiritual scenes and charming oceanic views, Rameswaram is a gem of a location. With no further delay, come to Rameswaram if you are in search of a religious experience!