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Rameshwaram

The great corridors and the Dhanushkodi shore.

Coming soon4 to 5 daysBest: Oct to MarQuote on enquiryTamil Nadu
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About Rameshwaram

An island temple town with a famous corridor of pillars, twenty-two sacred wells and a land’s end at Dhanushkodi. Most pilgrims combine it with Madurai.

Places you will visit

Ramanathaswamy TempleFamed for its long pillared corridors.
Agni TheerthamThe sea shore where pilgrims begin their ritual bath.
DhanushkodiThe tip of the island, with sea on both sides.
Pamban BridgeThe rail bridge to the island.
Meenakshi Temple, MaduraiA great Dravidian temple, usually visited on the way.

Journey interest for Rameshwaram

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Rameshwaram and MaduraiFrom Chennai, 5 days
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Rameshwaram and DhanushkodiFrom Bengaluru, 4 days
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Circuits that include Rameshwaram

Ramayana Trail

12 days, 5 sacred stops

  1. Ayodhya
  2. Chitrakoot
  3. Nashik
  4. Hampi
  5. Rameshwaram
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An indicative plan

Most journeys to Rameshwaram follow this rhythm. Exact plans differ by departure.

  1. Day 1

    Madurai

    • Meet the group at Madurai. Evening at Meenakshi Temple.
  2. Day 2

    To Rameshwaram

    • Drive to Rameshwaram, with breaks. Check in and rest.
    • Evening at the sea shore.
  3. Day 3

    Ramanathaswamy and the theerthams

    • Morning ritual bath and darshan at Ramanathaswamy Temple, with help through the corridors.
    • Afternoon rest.
  4. Day 4

    Dhanushkodi

    • A drive to Dhanushkodi and the shore.
    • Return to Rameshwaram for the evening.

Good to know

  • The temple’s theertham ritual involves wet clothes and long walking. Tell us if someone needs a gentler version.
  • Dress modestly, and carry a light shawl or stole.
  • Wear comfortable footwear that is easy to remove. Shoes are left outside temples.
  • Carry a photo ID and any regular medicines.
  • Some temples do not allow phones, cameras or bags inside. We tell you which ones before you go and arrange safe storage.
  • Rules, timings and queues change around festivals and during VIP visits. Your Journey Manager checks on the day and adjusts the plan.

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