How to Plan a 2-Day Trip in Rameshwaram?

Planning to explore Rameshwaram in just 2 days? Here's a perfect travel itinerary to cover the must-visit places, along with the best way to get around the town – by booking a private cab with SSS Travels.

🗓️ Day 1 – Spiritual and Cultural Exploration

1. Early Morning – Arrival in Rameshwaram

Reach Rameshwaram via train or bus.
Book a cab from SSS Travels for a hassle-free pickup and tour.

2. Visit Ramanathaswamy Temple

One of the twelve Jyotirlinga shrines.
Spend 1.5 to 2 hours exploring the temple and theerthams.

3. Agni Theertham (Sea Bath)

Located near the temple – sacred sea bath spot.

4. Breakfast Time

Head to a local vegetarian restaurant (Cab will wait as needed).

5. Gandhamadhana Parvatham

A small hillock offering panoramic views of Rameshwaram.

6. Panchamukhi Hanuman Temple & Floating Stone Display

Unique attraction showing the "floating stones" of Ram Sethu.

7. Lunch Break + Hotel Check-in

8. Evening – Visit Pamban Bridge

One of India’s most iconic railway bridges.
Enjoy the scenic sunset view.

9. Return to Hotel – Dinner & Rest

🗓️ Day 2 – Scenic & Historical Places

1. Breakfast + Early Start (7 AM)

Cab pickup from your hotel by SSS Travels.

2. Dhanushkodi Trip

Visit the abandoned town destroyed in the 1964 cyclone.
Stop at Kothandaramar Temple on the way.
Drive through scenic roads with sea on both sides.

3. Sri Rama Sethu (Adam’s Bridge View Point)

The mythological bridge believed to be built by Lord Rama.

4. Ariyaman Beach (Optional)

Clean beach with less crowd – peaceful experience.

5. Lunch in Rameshwaram Town

6. Local Shopping / Relax at Hotel

7. Evening Drop at Railway Station or Bus Stand

🚖 Why Choose SSS Travels for Your Rameshwaram Trip?

AC & Non-AC Cab options
Experienced local drivers
Punctual service and flexible packages
Affordable pricing with no hidden charges

📞 Book your cab now at ssstravels.co.in or call us at your contact number for instant booking.

Tip: Planning with a cab makes your trip smoother, faster, and more comfortable – especially in a temple town like Rameshwaram.