The temple’s architecture is beautiful, with its long corridors and intricate pillars. The 22 well bath is something special: at each well, the attendants pour water over you from buckets, and each well is said to have a different taste and feel. The process is well-organized, though be prepared to get completely drenched, so dress accordingly. Whether you visit for faith, culture, or history, this temple is a must-see in Rameshwaram.A truly spiritual and unique experience. Ramanathaswamy Temple in Rameswaram, Tamil Nadu, is a sacred Hindu shrine dedicated to Lord Shiva. As one of the twelve Jyotirlinga temples, it holds immense spiritual significance and draws thousands of devotees every day.

Visiting the Panchmukhi Hanuman Ji Temple in Rameshwaram was a deeply moving experience. The atmosphere hums with devotion and spiritual energy, and the five-faced Hanuman statue stands radiant and serene. The temple grounds are clean, well-maintained, and reflect a genuine sense of reverence. The priests performed the rituals with sincerity and respect, creating a profound aura of peace. Whether you're a devotee or a temple lover, this sanctuary is a wonderful addition to your Rameshwaram pilgrimage—one that fills both heart and mind with grace.

This temple has a foot print of lord Ram. It is said that Lord Ram made the strategy at this place with lakshman to reach Ravana's Lanka.

Lakshmana Theertham is a temple which is made in the memory of lord laxman as the temple is beautifully constructed and nearby there is a pond which makes a temple very attractive. You must visit this temple while visiting Rameshwaram

At first glance, it looks like an ordinary house, lost in the narrow lanes of Rameshwaram… but the moment you step closer, something changes. A strange calm takes over — as if time itself slows down. Because this is not just any house… this is the House of Kalam — the humble home of our nation’s Missile Man, Bharat Ratna, Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam — India’s best scientist, and one of its most beloved Presidents. This very home once stood as a small hut. These same narrow lanes still whisper the story of a boy who rose from selling newspapers to becoming the guardian of India’s skies. Every brick here holds the echo of dreams that refused to die. Today, this house stands as a museum, a living memory. Though Dr. Kalam is no longer among us, his presence still fills the air — a warm, positive energy that you can feel, not just see. Inside, every inch of this museum speaks of him — his books, pens, medals, certificates, awards, handwritten notes, research papers, and even his projects. Every object silently tells you: “If nothing else remains… there is still Dr. Kalam.” The first floor holds the museum — simple, yet profound — much like the man himself. The second floor hosts an organization, perhaps an NGO, that continues his mission — carrying forward his dream for a better India. The ground floor often remains closed; maybe it’s used for parking, or maybe it’s just resting — like the roots of a tree that once held a giant. Walking through this house is not sightseeing… it’s soul-seeing. You feel the humility of a man who could have built palaces, but chose peace. His simplicity stands as a mirror to today’s so-called leaders — some who, in just five years, build empires, while Dr. Kalam built a legacy. His small house is a loud, silent slap on the faces of the corrupt — proof that greatness is not measured by wealth, but by honesty and humanity. This home is not just a building — it’s a national treasure, a living proof that true patriotism is selflessness, and true religion is humanity. May his soul always smile from the stars he once reached for… and may our nation one day officially declare this sacred place a National Heritage Site — because it already lives forever in the heart of every Indian. 🇮🇳 Rating: Beyond 5 stars — this is not a place to visit, it’s a place to feel.

Water got dirty since lot of people started visiting, but it's a great place to watch sun set and sunrise. This place also has boating facility which is a must try attraction. You can find amazing view points!!! Totally loved it!!

One of four hindu dhaams located in southern Indian district of Ramanathapuram in Tamil Nadu. Approximately 180 km from Madurai city, connectivity ia good. Nearest airport is Madurai, nearest Railway station in Rameswaram. Bus available for all directions. This mandir is both a dhaam and a jyotirling.

Dhanushkodi isn’t just a place — it feels like the edge of the world. Standing where the Bay of Bengal meets the Indian Ocean is surreal. The waves crash from both sides, the wind carries stories of Ramayana, and there’s an unspoken peace in the air.🥹🥰🕉️ The ruins of the old town remind you of how nature reclaims everything, yet the spirit of the land remains sacred. This is said to be the very spot where Lord Rama built the bridge to Lanka and when you’re there, it genuinely feels divine. The drive from Rameshwaram is stunning, with the sea on both sides of the road. It’s not just a destination, it’s an experience — quiet, powerful, and unforgettable.🥹🙌🏻😭

This temple is devoted to Hanuman and considered a place where lord Shri Ram use to stay here and they executed the plan to attack Sri Lanka and here shree ram used to take meeting and planned all strategies to enter Shri Lanka. From this place one can easily locate Shri Lanka. From this place Pushpak Vimana used to flight and land according to Ramayana story. If anybody wish to visit these places they carry some cash also because online purchasing some goods is not possible at these places.

A monument beyond compare. The concept and men behind the concept and ideas and the people and team who executed the place are all great. The place has definately the vibes of patriotism. Kudis to the team who maintains it. Its realky a hardworking team and deserves a salute. Its maintained by the Indian Army and the Central Govt. Who are ready to help the visitors. Place is properly dermaked by arrows and boards. Easily accessible by wheel chair directly from the car or bus or other modes of transport. Visit to Rameshwar without paying a visit to this memorial is incomplete.

OK Restaurant offering Good Hot All-Veg food options, Great service & reasonable pricing... Location 5/5, Food 4/5, Quantity 4/5, Service 4/5, Cleanliness 2.5/5, Ambience 2.5/5, Pricing 4/5.

The staff is so helpful. Food is super amazing. Opt for buffet and enjoy every meal. Ambience is also super amazing.

Breakfast buffet was good. Service was great! Would like to thank Ms. Selvarani from restaurant for taking care in preparing baby's meal :)

It was my second time visiting this restaurant. The taste and the atmosphere are as same as best my first visit. I searched in google on my first visit so I visit here for both lunch and dinner was very good and tasty.But my next visit also super with beautiful view of temple and sea with beautiful food .but the main problem is the restroom it is near the washbasin and the door are damaged and not able to use it. And it is near the washbasin also so it is visible to every one. And we are not staying in this restaurant so if we need to use restroom also not possible because of damage. I am not complaining I made a request to change because ladies are unable to use it . Because it is unsafe to use it because of damage and every restaurant have a restroom facility for babies and elderly women. So please check it. And there is no worry about the food and service was so good and satisfied. I love the restaurant view and the food. When I visit the restaurant is little bit crowd but they service was so nice.So I have no issue with my beautiful view and my food. The service was fast.

Good place for veg. They serve quality food with reasonable cost. We liked the food very much. No issues and no complaints. Plastic free parcels.

The food tasted very good and if you're interested in eating tasty and proper food better visit..!

We had dinner and breakfast, the cafe is part of the JKR resort and SPA. Must say north indian and italian cusine were really good, the chinese cuisine needs some work. Little on the expensive side but the food is good. Service guys were responsive but took more time probably because food was not ready sooner

Murugan Mess in Rameshwaram is a delightful spot for anyone craving authentic South Indian flavors. From the moment you step inside, you’re welcomed by a warm, homely vibe that instantly puts you at ease. The menu is simple but unbeatable every dish bursts with the classic spices and textures you expect, from fluffy idlis and crisp vadas to steaming sambar and rich coconut chutneys. It’s truly very, very tasty food that keeps you coming back for more. Despite the top‑notch quality, prices stay pocket‑friendly, making it easy to enjoy a hearty meal without stretching your wallet. The staff are friendly and attentive, always ready with a smile and quick to serve up exactly what you need. For a budget‑wise, flavor‑packed experience in Rameshwaram, Murugan Mess comes highly recommended.

Tasty and fresh non-veg food in Rameshwaram. Service is also good. Don't expect ambience or hygiene.

Among the better options we tried. Far from what I would like to frequent, but a recommended option if you are in this temple town and looking for a dining option near east entrance. Best dishes (worthy of mentioning): sambar and chutney was decent, which made the overall meal a lot more palatable. The pongal and vada were great. Dishes you can skip - kuruma ( had no salt), coffee (you expect a filter coffee at south Indian restaurants, this wasn’t), onion uthappam.

Jaffna Airport, also known as Palaly Airport, is a regional airport located near Jaffna in the Northern Province of Sri Lanka. It primarily serves as a gateway connecting the northern region with other parts of the country, including Colombo and India (Chennai). Originally built during World War II, the airport has been modernized to support commercial flights, playing a vital role in boosting tourism and economic development in the area.