Book your Bangalore to Rameshwaram Tour Package including Madurai temple visit, AC cab, 3-star hotels, breakfast, and sightseeing. Price starts from Rs 7010 per person.
Day 1 – Bangalore to Madurai (Overnight Journey)
Evening board AC Sleeper Bus from Bangalore for Madurai (Approx. 435 km – 8 hrs). Overnight journey through scenic highways surrounded by lush greenery and countryside landscapes.
Day 2 – Madurai Arrival – Drive to Rameshwaram – Sightseeing – Stay
Morning arrival at Madurai. Drive to Rameshwaram (Approx. 170 km – 4 hrs) passing through Sivaganga and Ramanathapuram towns with rural Tamil Nadu views.
Check into hotel and freshen up. Morning proceed for sightseeing and visit below places:
Evening return to hotel. Night stay in Rameshwaram.
Day 3 – Rameshwaram – Madurai Sightseeing – Overnight Journey to Bangalore
Morning half-day sightseeing in Rameshwaram and visit below places:
Afternoon drive to Madurai (Approx. 170 km – 4 hrs). On arrival proceed for sightseeing and visit below places:
Evening transfer to bus stand to board AC Sleeper Bus for Bangalore. Overnight journey.
Day 4 – Bangalore Arrival – Tour Ends
Morning arrival at Bangalore. Drop at boarding point. End of the trip with memorable experiences.
Rameshwaram – Hotel Wyt or similar 1 night
Total Tour Package Price: Rs. 9120 per person basis 2 to 4 adults in Dzire/Etios
Total Tour Package Price: Rs. 7885.71 per person basis 5 to 7 adults in Innova
Total Tour Package Price: Rs. 7010 per person basis 8 to 12 adults in Tempo Traveller
20% advance at the time of booking
20% after getting hotel booking voucher
60% during tour in parts
For all tours between 15 Dec to 2 Jan, 50% advance payment is required.
Child up to 6 years: Free
Child 6 to 8 years: Half charge
Child above 8 years: Full charge
Minimum Rs. 3000 cancellation charge per person
10% or Rs. 3000 per person whichever is higher
25% cancellation between 45 to 30 days before departure
50% cancellation between 30 to 15 days before departure
75% cancellation between 15 to 5 days before departure
100% cancellation within 5 days of departure or no-show
Cancellation charges are as percentage of total tour cost
A: The distance is around 600 km, approximately 10–11 hours by road.
A: October to March is ideal with pleasant weather.
A: Yes, visitors can enter the temple complex but not the sanctum.
A: Yes, both Madurai and Rameshwaram have ample pure-veg restaurants.
Read about Rameshwaram tourism on Wikipedia – Learn the history and significance of the temple town.
Explore Rameshwaram attractions and reviews on TripAdvisor – Find traveler insights and must-visit places.
One of India’s twelve Jyotirlinga shrines, the Ramanathaswamy Temple is a masterpiece of Dravidian architecture, dedicated to Lord Shiva. The temple’s long corridors with intricately carved pillars stretch over 1,200 meters, among the longest in the world. Pilgrims perform sacred baths in 22 holy wells within the complex before offering prayers. The temple’s legend is linked to Lord Rama, who worshipped Lord Shiva here after defeating Ravana. Its rich spiritual aura and architectural grandeur make it the heart of Rameshwaram’s divine charm.
Situated right opposite the Ramanathaswamy Temple, Agni Theertham is one of the 64 sacred baths in Rameshwaram. Devotees take a dip in the calm sea here, believing it washes away sins and purifies the soul. The spot holds immense mythological significance as Lord Rama is said to have performed rituals here before his Lanka expedition. The sunrise view over the Bay of Bengal adds serenity, and the gentle waves make it one of the most peaceful beaches for a spiritual experience.
This temple is dedicated to Lord Hanuman in his rare five-faced form—Hanuman, Narasimha, Garuda, Varaha, and Hayagriva. It is said that the floating stones used to build the Ram Setu were blessed here. Inside the temple, devotees can still see a few of these floating stones, believed to be remnants of the Ramayana era. The temple’s calm atmosphere and spiritual vibration make it an essential stop for pilgrims seeking blessings of Lord Hanuman.
Known as the “Ghost Town” of India, Dhanushkodi lies at the southern tip of Rameshwaram Island. This breathtaking beach is where the Indian Ocean and Bay of Bengal meet. Once a bustling town, it was destroyed by a cyclone in 1964. Today, the place is a symbol of beauty and mystery, offering spectacular sea views, ruins of old churches, and tranquil sands. It is believed that Lord Rama built the Ram Setu from this very point.
This memorial honors Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam, the former President of India and the “Missile Man.” Located in his hometown of Rameshwaram, the monument combines Mughal and Indian architecture with exhibits of his achievements, awards, and personal belongings. Visitors can learn about his humble beginnings and immense contributions to India’s space and defense programs. The site inspires visitors to value education, hard work, and humility.
India’s first sea bridge, Pamban Bridge connects Rameshwaram to the mainland. Built in 1914, it’s a marvel of engineering and a delight to watch when the railway bridge opens to let ships pass. The scenic drive on the adjacent road bridge offers panoramic ocean views. The blue waters, strong winds, and sight of trains moving over the sea make it a must-visit spot for travelers.
This ancient temple sits on Rameshwaram’s highest point and offers a breathtaking panoramic view of the island. It houses Lord Rama’s imprints on a chakra, making it a sacred pilgrimage site. It is believed Lord Rama stood here to plan his Lanka expedition. The peaceful atmosphere and gentle sea breeze provide a perfect spot for meditation and photography.
Located near Dhanushkodi, this temple is dedicated to Lord Rama and Goddess Sita. It is said to be the site where Vibhishana, Ravana’s brother, surrendered before Rama. The temple survived the devastating 1964 cyclone that submerged Dhanushkodi, which adds to its divine mystery. The surrounding coastal scenery enhances its spiritual ambiance.
Visit Tamil Nadu NIC Official Website – Official government information about Tamil Nadu.
Visit Tamil Nadu Tourism Website – Explore more details about Rameshwaram and nearby attractions.
A legendary temple in Madurai dedicated to Goddess Meenakshi (Parvati) and Lord Sundareswarar (Shiva). Known for its majestic gopurams, vibrant sculptures, and divine architecture, it stands as a hallmark of South Indian culture. The temple is spread over 15 acres and attracts millions of pilgrims annually. Its golden lotus pond and detailed carvings depict ancient Hindu mythology.
Built in the 17th century by King Thirumalai Nayak, this palace is a blend of Dravidian and Islamic architectural styles. The grand courtyard and massive pillars are the highlights of this royal structure. The light and sound show held here narrates the story of Silappathikaram, an ancient Tamil epic, offering visitors a peek into Madurai’s royal past.
Situated in the old palace of Rani Mangammal, this museum houses rare artifacts, photographs, and letters related to Mahatma Gandhi’s life. One of the exhibits includes the blood-stained cloth worn by Gandhiji on the day of his assassination. It stands as a monument of India’s freedom struggle and Gandhian philosophy, inspiring visitors to embrace truth and non-violence.
Visit Trypdeals Gokarna tour packages with the below link:
https://indiatours.trypdeals.com/tour-category/gokarna-tour-packages-2/
Explore spiritual journeys with Trypdeals Char Dham tour packages:
https://indiatours.trypdeals.com/tour-category/chardham-tour-packages/
Experience serene hills with Trypdeals Coorg tour packages:
https://indiatours.trypdeals.com/tour-category/coorg-tour-packages/
Discover colorful culture with Trypdeals Gujarat tour packages:
https://indiatours.trypdeals.com/tour-category/gujarat-tour-packages/
Book sacred journeys with Trypdeals Jyotirlinga tour packages:
https://indiatours.trypdeals.com/tour-category/jyotirlinga-tour-packages/
