Rameshwaram Temple, Jyotirlinga Truth History

Rameshwaram is a holy pilgrimage for Hindus. It is located in Ramanathapuram district of Tamil Nadu. This pilgrimage is one of the four Dhams of Hindus. Apart from this, the Shivalinga established here is considered one of the twelve Dwadash Jyotirlingas. The recognition of Kashi in the north of India is the same as that of Rameshwaram in the south. Rameshwaram is about four hundred and twenty miles south-east of Chennai. It is a beautiful conch shaped island surrounded by the Indian Ocean and the Bay of Bengal. Long ago this island was connected to the mainland of India, but later the ocean waves cut this connecting link, due to which it became an island surrounded by water on all sides. Here Lord Ram had built a stone bridge before attacking Lanka, climbing on which the monkey army reached Lanka and won there. Later, on the request of Vibhishana, Ram broke this bridge at a place called Dhanushkoti. Even today, the remains of this thirty miles (forty-eight kilometers) long Adi-Setu are visible in the ocean. The third type of corridor of the temple here is the longest corridor in the world:

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