A relaxing atmosphere and picturesque views of the sunrise make this the ideal starting place for your day trip to Rameswaram. Feel free to swim, stroll or laze around on the golden sand.
Your next stop should be the massive Dravidian-style temple dedicated to Lord Shiva. The temple has the longest corridor in the world and an architectural marvel with the finest examples of Dravidian style and sculpture. The temple has an important place in the Hindu religious and cultural context.
Immerse yourself in the splendour of Rameswaram's natural beauty. With a plethora of water sports and activities like banana boat rides, jet skiing, and parasailing, you will quickly realise the park is full of life.
Head to Hara Hara Mahadevaki Mess for a delicious South Indian lunch. Famous for its vegetarian food, their thali is a definite must-try.
Visit the Annai Indira Gandhi Road Bridge built over the Palk Strait to connect Rameswaram with mainland India. Drive over the bridge to appreciate the magnificence of Indian engineering.
You'll find yourself captivated by the turquoise waters and the serene environs surrounding Pamban Beach. Engage in water sports like snorkelling and watch the panoramic sunset before calling it a day.
For travelers with some extra time, we suggest visiting Dr APJ Abdul Kalam Memorial, Adam's Bridge, and Agni Theertham. If you have less time, skip Pamban Beach and the Annai Indira Gandhi bridge.
Keep a water bottle and sunscreen handy for the day. Don't forget to carry a valid photo ID card for security purposes while visiting Ramanathaswamy Temple.