5/5 Abdul M A. 11 months ago on Google β’ 443 reviews
PLEASE
DO
NOT
CARRY
PLASTIC
HERE
EVEN
IF
YOU
DO
DUMP
IT
IN
PROPER
BINS.
THESE
KIND
OF
PRISTINE
BEACHES
SHOULDN'T
BE
TURNED
INTO
PICNIC
SPOTS
Awe-ed
when
initially
visited,
this
was
completely
out
of
the
world
experience.
Never
saw
any
beach
so
clean
and
water
was
so
pure
ποΈ
Imagine
the
cloudy
weather
with
lite
breezes
here
π
this
is
what
we
experienced.
Beautiful
weather
plus
stunning
Beauty
of
the
beach
made
our
trip's
day
1
exciting.
This
made
us
fall
in
love
with
the
place
If
you
are
planning
to
visit
Pamban
island
by
car
or
bike
then
the
following
routes
can
be
considered
on
arrival
from
nearby
prominent
cities
and
states.
From
Rameshwaram
-
3
km
via
NH
87
From
Mysuru
-
570
km
via
NH
87
From
Coimbatore
-
400
km
via
NH
87
From
Chennai
-
600km
via
NH
38
From
Madurai
-
175
km
via
NH
87
Pamban
Island,
also
known
as
Rameswaram
Island,
is
an
island
located
between
peninsular
India
and
Sri
Lanka,
on
the
Rama
Setu
archipelago.
The
second
largest
island
in
the
latter,
Pamban
Island
belongs
to
India
and
forms
the
Rameswaram
taluk
of
the
Ramanathapuram
district
of
the
state
of
Tamil
Nadu.
Pamban
Island
is
located
between
the
Indian
Penninsula
and
Sri
Lanka.
Pamban
Island
is
connected
to
mainland
India
via
the
Pamban
channel.
Apart
from
the
ancient
and
religious
significance,
the
island
is
also
known
for
its
rulers
from
the
Chola
Dynasty
and
Jaffna
kingdom.
The
island
was
invaded
by
many
traders
from
the
west
such
as
Britishers,
and
Dutches,
because
of
its
easy
to
access
geographical
location.
After
independence,
the
region
came
under
the
Ramanathapuram
district
in
Tamil
Nadu.
Today
Pamban
Island
is
considered
an
offbeat
destination
for
travelers.
The
island
accommodates
ancient
temples
for
religious
tourists,
beaches
for
beach
lovers,
a
sea
rail
bridge,
and
water
sports
for
adventure
seekers
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