Welcome to Dhanushkodi, the ghost town where the land ends and adventure begins! Once a bustling port, now a hauntingly beautiful ruin, it boasts stunning beaches, crumbling churches, and mesmerizing vistas of the Bay of Bengal. Perfect for thrill-seekers and history buffs alike, it’s a paradise for photos and stories—but beware of the tides!
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Dhanushkodi Beach
Rameswaram's beach sits between the Bay of Bengal and Indian Ocean. Nearby, a church and railway station still lie in ruins from the 1964 cyclone.
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Arichal Munai Beach, Dhanush Kodi
A narrow strip of sand runs to the end of Dhanushkodi, with the sea on both sides at this coastal landmark. From the tip, the waters show different shades of blue.
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Rama Bridge
Rama Bridge, a stunning relic near Dhanushkodi, offers breathtaking views where the Indian Ocean meets the Bay of Bengal, making it a must-visit for those seeking history and natural beauty in Rameswaram.
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Ghost Town of Dhanushkodi
Dhanushkodi is a ruined town on a narrow strip of sand between two seas. Its church, railway station and homes still mark the town destroyed by the 1964 cyclone.
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Old Dhanushkodi Railway Station
Dhanushkodi's old railway station is among the ruins left by the 1964 cyclone that destroyed the town. Here, the sea presses in from both sides of the narrow strip, with the town's other ruins nearby.
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St. Antony's Church
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Dhanushkodi Lighthouse
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India Post
Post office in Dhanushkodi.
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Janani Theertham
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Ramakshetram Temple
Dhanushkodi Hindu temple near the sea.
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Rameswaram Dhanushkodi Sea Point
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