Best Rameshwaram Tour Package From Hyderabad For An Unforgettable Trip

There are many ways to reach Rameshwaram from Hyderabad, the fastest and easiest way is by taking a flight till Madurai and from there one can take a cab till Rameshwaram which takes about 3-4 hours. One can also opt for a bus from Madurai, as per their convenience. There on, your 5 days trip to Rameshwaram can be planned as:

Day 1: Arrival at Madurai, after check-in spend the day at leisure or explore the nearby sightseeing
Day 2: Travel from Madurai to Rameshwaram and visit all the major sightseeing points
Day 3: Arrival in Kanyakumari, spend the remaining day at leisure or explore the nearby places
Day 4: Kanyakumari local sightseeing
Day 5: Travel to Trivandrum and depart.

Ideally 2-3 are enough to cover all the major attractions in Rameshwaram. One can easily cover all the major attractions like Hanuman temple, the Pamban bridge, Kashi Vishwanath temple, Dhanushkodi and the 24 kundalas. However, the duration of your trip will entirely depend on the places you want to visit and from where you will be travelling. If you want to cover places like Maduri and Kanyakumari along with Rameshwaram you will need about 4-5 days in order to cover all the major attractions. You can also check our best Rameshwaram tour package from Hyderabad to know more about the details.

The best time to visit Rameshwaram is in winter i.e. from October to April, as the weather around this time is quite pleasant and suitable for travelling. The winters in Rameshwaram are not extreme, the temperature nearly goes down to 17 degree celsius, making it ideal for outdoor activities, shopping and sightseeing. Monsoon season usually starts in the month of July and lasts till September. If you are planning a trip in monsoon season, it is recommended to plan your trip around August, as the weather cools down during this time, and nature is in its best form. Summer season in Rameshwaram starts from March and lasts till June, it is not really a recommended time to travel, as the weather is hot making it difficult to roam around and visit places.

Rameshwaram is one of the twelve Jyotirlingas as well as the southern point of the Char Dham, which means it is a site sacred to devotees of both Vishnu and Shiva.

Madurai is known for its temples, the most famous one being the Meenakshi Amman temple – one of the 108 Shakti Peethas.

A holy dip in Agni Theertham, followed by a visit to Kashi Vishwanath Temple in northern India is important to the pilgrimage you want to make to Rameshwaram.