Rameshwaram places to visit

The temple is huge and beautiful. Darshan is quite well managed, you may choose to take paid darshan or not. Usually it doesn't take long to have darshan even in free queue. You need (again not mandatory) to take bath from 22 sacred water wells before doing the darshan. In all this hustle-bustle do try to sight the architecture and enjoy the thousand pillars symmetrically aligned, and appearing to converge at a distance. The temple is managed quite nicely. Outside the temple you will find taxis, autos, rickshaws waiting for you to take you across all the holy sites for a fixed amount. We took one, and it was a good experience. Its said that if Ramanath swamy calls you , you will deffinetly make it to this temple . we stated at 4,45 am to first take darshan of spatik lingam . its a quick que and one can easily get darshan . after this we went to agnitheertham to take a dip , or one can sprinkle the water over you . after this we were taken to the que of 22 kunda bath . there are many agents / men wearing bright white shirts who claim to get every thing done for you , minimum price is 3500 rupees . then they ask for more , which is not required . they do start from spatik lingam till Ramnath swamy darshan . they guide you full darshan . but we hired them from 22 kunda bath . we were poured water from every kunda , which is an amazing expirience . here even if you take special guide its a common crowd line , but the guide will help you get through quickly . later we are taken...

Very nice place and a must visit but it lacks facilities. We reached in afternoon and were asked to remove footwear , it was scorching hot and to reach the building was an ordeal. No arrangement is made for Sun shed or Mat on the floor. Also no camera's are allowed. Which again is not correct in today's time The "Dr. A. P. J. Abdul Kalam National Memorial" is a mausoleum in memory of A. P. J. Abdul Kalam, 11th President of India (2002-2007), located in his home town, Rameswaram, Tamil Nadu, India. The memorial was designed and constructed by DRDO as a tribute to Kalam and to display the cultural heritage and ethnic diversity of India. Located in the city near main road . No camera is allowed inside .Also oned needs to put off shoes ouw side the main halls.There are number of rooms containing statues of President Abul kalam and important phototograph .Also some books and musical instrument were diplayed which he used personaly . A scientist and leader has beem honoured in a best way in his birth place . Just as you enter Rameshwaram, after crossing the Pambam bridge (road bridge) is the Dr. A.J.P. Abdul Kalam Memorial. A fitting tribute to the great son of India. Amazing that a man with such humble origins and from a very small town rose to the highest office of this country. A must visit for students and youth who can take inspiration from the great man's life. Plenty of Photographs, a peek into the life of Dr. A.J.P. Abdul Kalam. Not only a memorial but a temple or place ...

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Rameswaram is one of the holiest places in the country which is also located on an island and is surrounded by beautiful beaches. Apart from visiting the several temples boasting of immense architect (Read More) ural finesse, there are also a number of amazing places to visit and exciting things to do in Rameswaram. You can also visit the house of our great leader- Dr. A. P. J. Abdul Kalam. Besides you can relax on the gorgeous beaches or take long walks along the golden shores. Take a look at the extensive list of things to do in Rameswaram given below. A perfect blend of mind-boggling architecture and spiritual significance, Rameshwaram Temple, also known as Ramanathaswamy Temple of Tamil Nadu is dedicated to Lord Shiva. It also boasts of being one of the 12 Jyotirlinga temples of India. Not just spiritually, Rameshwaram Temple is appealing architecturally also. With the longest corridor of the world and immaculate carvings on pillars, it is definitely a treat for your eyes. Paying your respects at the temple is one of the topmost things to do in Rameswaram. With exotic fishes and marvelous corals to see, the glass boat ride at Pamban Bridge is a must do. Pamban Bridge is India's first sea bridge built on artificial sandstone. One of the most exciting things to do in Rameswaram is enjoying this boat ride with transparent bottoms. You can watch the colorful corals and the crystal clear waters. This activity is one of the topmost things to do in Rameswaram. Dhanushkodi was...