Exploration of Rameswaram as one of the oldest cities in the country is incomplete without paying a visit to Sri Ramanathaswamy Temple. One of the authentic and oldest temples is best located on the sea shore on the eastern side of the island. Numerous pilgrims and explorers flock to this temple every month and feel fascinated by its intricate architecture, massive sculptured pillars, and extensive corridors.

A bridge that is best located in the middle of the ocean over concrete piers and has a double-leaf bascule section midway is something hard to miss. Pamban bridge is India’s first sea bridge made its inception in 1914 and must-visit by travelers by train.

A fascinating coastal place that is best known as Pearl City due to having an extensive line of rich pearls on the beach and under the sea. Come here to get indulged in pearls collection, fishing, and other activities.

One of the quintessential islands in Rameswaram is 4km away from the Mandapam and best seen from the Gulf of the Manner. It is a paradise for coastal lovers who can witness the amazing coral reefs, dugong, and sea cows.

It is one of the important religious places for Hindu devotees who come here to take bath in the holy water and atone for their sins. The place is best located outside the Sri Ramanathaswamy temple and is an inviting sight for all the pilgrims.

Visit more like the end of India’s road here at Dhanushkodi which is a piece of land in the middle of the ocean. It is a road to travel that is 1km wide and 18km long that connects the Indian Ocean with the Bay of Bengal. Several Hindu devotees consider this place as Adi Setu or better known as arrowhead as a sacred place to perform religious obligations.