Next we will visit the Ramanathaswamy temple dedicated to Lord Shiva. As per legend Lord Ram visited here to pray to Lord Shiva to atone for sins committed during the great war of Ramayana. The temple dates back to the 12th century and its long corridor is adorned with aesthetically carved pillars. We will pay our respects to the main deity who is worshipped here in the form of 2 lingams. One lingam is made of sand and was made by Lady Sita while the other was brought from mount Kailash by Hanuman. After visiting the deities in the temple, we will end the walk at the longest temple corridor in the world. The third corridor of this temple has more than a thousand pillars and is a magnificent sight. It was built in the late eighteenth century by Muthuramalinga Setupati. The corridor has impressive proportions. It measures 640 feet in the north and south, 400 feet in the west and east and is nearly 7 metres tall.

This temple is more than a thousand years old and is dedicated to lord Ram. It is on an island and surrounded by the Bay of Bengal and Gulf of Mannar. As per legend it was in this temple that Vibhishanan, the younger brother of Ravana surrendered to Lord Rama, who later crowned the former to rule Sri Lanka. It was also on the itinerary of Swami Vivekananda during his historic visit to Chicago for the meeting of World Parliament of Religions. It is one of the fee structures which survived the deadly cyclone of 1964 which destroyed most of the surrounding towns.

The viewpoint of Ram Sethu bridge is also located near the Kodandarama temple. Note that the legendary bridge is now under water and hence cannot be directly seen. We will only see the area under which the remains of the bridge are still under water

We will next visit the incredibly beautiful beach at Danushkodi, a thriving town destroyed by a tsunami. It is one of the best white sand beaches of India. It is located at the confluence of Bay of Bengal and the Indian Ocean.

We will visit the Hanuman temple to see one piece of the floating stone used to build Ram Sethu bridge. The Five faced Hanuman temple has the face of Hanuman in the middle along with faces of Lord Narasimha, Lord Adivaraha, Lord Garuda and Lord Hayagriva on the sides.

It is the highest point in Rameshwaram and has the imprints of Lord Rama on a chakra. It is believed to be the resting spot for Lord Rama and his army before the assault was planned on Lanka. Legend has it that Lord Ram stood here looking out for whereabouts of Lady Sita.