Rameshwaram Tourism – Jyotirlinga of Lord Shiva (Exploring the Treasures of Rameshwaram)
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Rameshwaram Tourism – Jyotirlinga of Lord Shiva (Exploring the Treasures of Rameshwaram)

Rameshwaram is undoubtedly one of the largest religious centers in the southern part of India for the Hindu Shaivites and Vaishnavaises sects. It is the same place where Lord Rama (an incarnation of Vishnu) thanked Lord Shiva for his success in Lanka.

In the heart of the city of Rameshwaram is the renowned Ramanathaswamy Temple, one of the most popular temples in India, representing the true essence of India in the form of a small miniature, with devotees including everyone from the metropolitan to people dressed in ethnic clothing from distant villages in India.

Location and History: This revered pilgrimage city is located on an island in the Gulf of Mannar and, more importantly, is well connected to the mainland at Mandapam by one of the country’s great technological wonders: the Indira Gandhi Bridge, which opened in 1988. charming The city was once a thriving ferry point, an important link between India and Sri Lanka, but service was gradually cut off when things stopped working well in Sri Lanka.

Rameshwaram Tourism :-

Ramanathaswamy Temple: – To capture the wonderful charm of this amazing temple city, visit the famous Ramanathaswamy Temple. Delight in photography in and around the temple appreciating its exquisite architecture which presents the best example of the Dravidian style of artistic and cultural development. The temple belongs to the 12th century AD and is renowned for its fascinating ornate sculptures and corridors with intricate designs and carvings. The temple is open only for Hindus.

Kothandaramaswamy Temple – Dhanushkodi: – Dhanushkodi is another fabulous ancient temple which is located very close to the city of Rameshwaram. The temple is named after Lord Ram’s arch, in Hindi known as Dhanush. The highlight of the region is its location as it is surrounded by sea water (Bay of Bengal and Indian Ocean) on all four sides. If you take a look at the region from above by helicopter, the sea portrays the shape of a bow and arrow. The arrowhead is a holy destination for Hindus and is worshiped by pilgrims from far and wide. The temple marks the presence of Lord Rama and is a must-see for followers of Lord Rama.

Adam’s Bridge:- Tamil Nadu Tourism offers you a unique opportunity to see another interesting place in Rameshwaram known as Adam’s Bridge. reefs, islets and sandbanks

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