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Ramanathaswamy
Temple
The Ramanathaswamy Temple in Rameswaram, Tamil Nadu, is one of the most sacred temples to Lord Shiva and has great spiritual significance in Hinduism.
The temple is famous not only for its architectural splendor, but also for the 22 sacred Theerthams (holy water bodies) that are thought to have purifying properties. Pilgrims visit these Theerthams as part of their spiritual journey, believing that bathing in these waters cleanses one's sins and bestows blessings.
Theerthams
Mahalakshmi | Kenthamadana | Kavatcha | Kavaya | Nilaa | Nala | Sethu Madhavar | Brahmahathi | Savitri | Saraswathi | Gayathri | Sangu | Sakkara | Surya | Chandra | Saadyamamirtha | Siva | Sarva | Gaya | Yamuna | Ganga | Kodi
- Morning: 05:00am to 01:00pm | Evening: 03:00pm to 08:30pm
- Spatika Linga Darshan: 5:00am - 6:00am (Dec 15 to Jan 15 4am-5am)
- 22 Theerthams Opening : 5:30am - 12:30pm & 3:00pm - 7:00pm
A Journey Through History and Spirituality
Panchamuki Hanuman
A sacred temple dedicated to Lord Hanuman in his five-faced form, symbolizing divine power.
Ramar Patham
A sacred spot where it is believed Lord Rama placed his foot during the construction of the Ram Setu.
Sethu Sethu
A natural chain of limestone shoals, associated with the legendary bridge built by Lord Rama’s army.
Dhanushkodi
A scenic and historic coastal town, believed to be the site of the ancient Ram Setu (Adam’s Bridge).
Kalam Memorial
A tribute to India's beloved former President, Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam, showcasing his life and work.
Pamban Bridge
A historic railway bridge connecting Rameswaram to the mainland, offering stunning sea views.