Rameshwaram Senior Citizen Pilgrimage Tour Verified

<p>Rameshwaram is a prominent pilgrimage center in Southern India. It is situated in a district called Ramanathapuram in Tamil Nadu. This place is a Jyotirlinga and is famous because here Lord Rama worshipped Lord Shiva for cleaning the sin of killing his enemy Ravana. A famous bridge across the sea was also built here to rescue his wife Sita from Ravana. It is one of the most captivating temples in entire India. The tour of Kanyakumari Rameshwaram Madurai will take you on an unmatched religious journey. Lord Rama camped here, worshipped here, solidified his plans of rescuing his wife Sita from demon king Ravana, sighed on having Sugreevâs support whose monkey army built him a bridge of stepping stones up to the Lankan coast, crossed-over to the other side, slain Ravana, returned with his wife, worshipped Lord Shiva to absolve from any sin he may have committed during this war, took a holy dip in the sea, and installed a sand Shivlingam which later became the greatly revered Ramanathaswamy temple. The tour of Rameshwaram could be pilgrim-heavy, but there is still so much solitude, so much greenery, and so many heart-wrenching stories of bravery from the Ramayana, and real life too. The drive on the Pamban Bridge over a flat blue sea will be a perfect prelude to your journey into the land of Lord Rama. The town is not only about the temple, but it has many beaches like those of Pamban, Dhanushkodi and Olaikuda, where you could relax. Depending on your budget, you can plan Rameshwaram holidays with us to stay at a luxurious hotel or budget hotel in Rameshwaram and also the tour includes the Kanyakumari and sightseeing. Take the devotional Kanyakumari Rameshwaram Madurai and there are so many popular beaches here namely Dhanushkodi Beach, Villoondi Theertham, Pamban Beach, Olaikuda Beach and many more. The Kanyakumari sightseeing tour allows travelers to admire the coastal beauty of the town. Rameshwaram is a beautiful holy place that is situated on an island and is separated from Sri Lanks through Pamban channel. Visit Rameshwaram to get the blessings.</p>