Dhanushkodi Beach is a breathtaking and mysterious destination located at the southeastern tip of Rameswaram Island, Tamil Nadu, where the Bay of Bengal meets the Indian Ocean. Known for its untouched beauty and haunting past, Dhanushkodi is often referred to as a ghost town due to the devastating cyclone of 1964 that destroyed the entire settlement.

The beach is famous for its pristine white sands, turquoise waters, and dramatic waves. With no permanent residents and minimal development, the area offers a raw and serene coastal experience. The ruins of old churches, railway tracks, and houses still stand as silent reminders of its tragic history, adding a sense of wonder and nostalgia to the visit.

Dhanushkodi also holds mythological significance, as it is believed to be the place where Lord Rama ordered the destruction of the Ram Setu after rescuing Sita from Lanka. Today, the beach attracts nature lovers, photographers, and spiritual seekers looking for solitude and scenic beauty.