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Dhanushkodi - Last Point of India | Dhanushkodi Ghost Town & Ram Setu | Rameswaram Part 4 | Tamil Nadu 🌊 Visiting the GHOST TOWN of Dhanushkodi - the last point of India where the Bay of Bengal meets the Indian Ocean! This is Part 4 of our South India Yatra covering the complete Madurai to Rameswaram to Dhanushkodi journey, Ram Setu bridge views, and the haunting 1964 cyclone ruins. 🚗 COMPLETE DHANUSHKODI TOUR ITINERARY: 📍 PLACES COVERED: 1. Ramar Padam Theerth (2 km from Hotel SS Palace) 2. Dhanushkodi Road - Bay of Bengal on left, Indian Ocean on right 3. Arichal Munai - Last Point of India 🇮🇳 4. Dhanushkodi Lighthouse - Aerial sea views 5. Ghost Town Ruins - 1964 Cyclone Destruction Site 🏖️ RAMAR PADAM THEERTH: Distance: 2 km from Rameswaram town Timing: 6:00 AM - 8:00 PM Highlight: Lord Rama's footprints on chakra (first floor) Best Time: Early morning (6-8 AM) to avoid crowds 📱 HOW TO REACH DHANUSHKODI: From Rameswaram: Distance: 23 km By Shared Jeep: ₹150-200 per person By Private Jeep: ₹1,500-2,000 (full vehicle) Duration: 45 minutes - 1 hour Jeep booking: Available near Rameswaram Temple 🌊 DHANUSHKODI ROAD EXPERIENCE: The most UNIQUE road in India! Drive with: LEFT SIDE: Bay of Bengal (calm, blue waters) RIGHT SIDE: Indian Ocean (rougher, darker waters) 18 km stretch of pure coastal beauty Photo stops every few kilometers 🇮🇳 ARICHAL MUNAI - LAST POINT OF INDIA: The southernmost tip of Indian mainland Witness the CONFLUENCE: Where Bay of Bengal meets Indian Ocean Different water colors visible with naked eye Ram Setu (Adam's Bridge) visible from here Distance from Rameswaram: 23 km 🗼 DHANUSHKODI LIGHTHOUSE: Height: 50 meters Climb: 150+ steps (moderate difficulty) Entry Fee: ₹10 per person Timing: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM View: 360° panoramic sea views, Ram Setu bridge visible 👻 DHANUSHKODI GHOST TOWN - THE TRAGIC STORY: What Happened? On December 22, 1964, a devastating cyclone with 280 km/h winds and 7-meter high waves struck Dhanushkodi. The entire town was wiped out in a single night, killing 1,800+ people including passengers on the Pamban-Dhanushkodi passenger train. What You'll See Today: Ruins of the old railway station Destroyed church walls Abandoned post office building Old school ruins Fishermen's broken homes 🍽️ FOOD RECOMMENDATIONS: KR Sea Food Restaurant (Our Choice): Location: Near Lighthouse, Dhanushkodi Must Try: King Fish, Carb & Prawns: ₹1,200 (serves 4 people) Rice & Fish Curry: ₹100-150 per person Coconut Water: ₹50 Other Options: Small food stalls near Arichal Munai Carry packed lunch from Rameswaram Limited vegetarian options available ⏰ SUGGESTED TIMELINE: 7:00 AM - Start from Rameswaram (Hotel SS Palace) 7:30 AM - Ramar Padam Theerth visit 8:30 AM - Begin Dhanushkodi Road journey 10:30 AM - Reach Old Dhanushkodi 11:00 AM - Dhanushkodi Lighthouse climb 12:00 PM - Explore Ghost Town ruins 1:30 PM - Lunch at KR Sea Food Restaurant 3:00 PM - Reach Arichal Munai (Last Point) 4:30 PM - Return journey to Rameswaram, Back at hotel 🎬 SOUTH INDIA YATRA SERIES: Part 1: Mumbai to Bangalore    • Mumbai to Bangalore Flight Journey Part 1 ...   Part 2: Bangalore to Madurai Road Trip    • Bangalore to Madurai Road Trip Part 2 - Ro...   Part 3: Madurai Complete Guide -    • Madurai Road Trip Part 3 - Meenakshi Templ...   Part 4: Dhanushkodi Ghost Town (This video) #DhanushkodiGhostTown #RamSetu #LastPointOfIndia #RameswaramTravel #TamilNaduTourism #Dhanushkodi #Rameswaram #MaduraiToRameswaram #RoadTrip 🔔 Subscribe for more tips and updates:    / @rakeshuncut   📱 Follow me on Instagram:   / rakeshsamal03   👍 Like us on Facebook:   / rakeshsamal50   🐦 Follow me on Telegram: https://t.me/rakeshuncut Subscribe for more South India travel guides! 🔔 ________________________________________ 🤝 Mail For Collaboration👇 ✉️ [email protected] ________________________________________ Copyright Disclaimer: Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, fair use is allowed for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, scholarship, and research. Copyright statutes that might otherwise be infringing permit fair use. Non-profit, educational, or personal use tips the balance in favour of fair use. All videos are originally made by Rakesh Samal ________________________________________ Thanks/धन्यवाद Please Subscribe! Thanks For Watching LIKE SHARE & SUBSCRIBE.