Rameshwaram - Religious Tours

Rameshwaram, a religious island, is a revered place of Hindus in the south Indian state of Tamil Nadu. Situated in an area of 61.8 sq. kms and with a conch shape, the island of Rameshwaram has always been a major site for Hindus as it comprises Lord Rama's temple. Religion apart, Rameshwaram has gradually grown out to be a well-liked holiday spot.

Beach sports activities allure tourists in Rameshwaram. The place is also referred as the 'Benaras of the south', and rated among the most significant Hindu pilgrimage spots. It’s assumed that attaining Moksha comes true once a visit of Rameshwaram is taken.

Rameshwaram is linked with the story of Ramayana, and allures worshippers of Lord Vishnu and Saivites worshippers of Lord Shiva at the same time. Being closely related to Ramayana, it has always been among the most visited pilgrim sites in India. The history and grandeur help Rameshwaram to see a great influx of tourists from everywhere. 

Ramanatha Swamy Temple and the Agnitriham tank are prime attractions there. The Ramjharoka temple is another significant site with the imprints of Lord Rama’s feet on a chakra. Temples in respect of Rama, Sita, Lakshmana and Hanuman would be seen all around in the town.

Religion beside, Rameshwaram also allures nature lovers for its appealing and stimulating settings of coral reefs, shimmering sun, sand and sea. The lush greenery is everywhere, enticing people to come for a picnic. Thus, once you decide to visit the small island in the Gulf of Mannar, you find an opportunity to experience nature and religion at the same time.