Rameshwaram Madurai Tour Package For 3 Nights 4 Days

Although some temples do allow gadgets, it is advised to leave them inside your vehicle, both to avoid distractions from the stunning monuments and also to prevent theft and stealing. The temples tend to be very crowded and it is best to be on the safe side! If you do wish to photograph the temples, you may take your gadgets inside with care and caution if permitted. The temple authorities will not be responsible for any damage or loss.

As this trip covers places of worship and religious places, it is appropriate to wear traditional Indian clothing that covers your arms and legs decently. Clothes like kurti, churidhar, sari, langa-dhawani are appropriate for this journey.

The language popularly spoken in Tamil Nadu is Tamil. While most people prefer to converse in Tamil, everyone knows and understands English—there is no need to worry if you are unable to speak Tamil! Most people even speak languages spoken in the neighboring states and Hindi as well. The towns of Rameshwaram and Madurai receive thousands of tourists on a daily basis, and all vendors are equipped to converse with everyone!

No, the temple terrain is flat with only a few staircases, and the queues generally move fast. However, the big temples allow visitors to enter a paid queue for a fee that would take you to the inner sanctum faster, thus removing the need to stand in line. The elderly would find it absolutely comfortable to visit and marvel at these temples and receive blessings from the Gods.

No, alcohol is not available in temple towns like Rameshwaram because it is a religious hub, and intoxication would disturb the peace and harmony of a town with temples and religious history at its core.