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Top Festivals Celebrated In Rameshwaram Temple Events

Rameshwaram temple is one of the most important Jyotirlinga Temples in India and is one of the famous abodes of Lord Shiva. Ramanatha Swamy is the main deity in Rameshwaram temple and thousands of people try to visit the Rameshwaram temple to seek the blessings of Lord Shiva. Rameshwaram temple is located in the Tamilnadu state and is situated near the ocean.

Almost all the Hindu festivals are celebrated in Rameshwaram, Ramanatha Swamy temple. Some festivals are celebrated in a grand manner. Check below for some of the festivals that are celebrated in the Rameshwaram Temple.

Maha Shivaratri:

Maha Shivaratri is one of the famous Hindu festivals which is celebrated in the honor of Lord Shiva. Maha Shivaratri is celebrated with great eve in Rameshwaram Ramanatha Swamy temple. People from different places visit the temple during the time of the Maha Shivaratri festival and this festival is celebrated for 10 days.

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Navaratri/Dasara:

Navaratri is a festival of 10 days and is celebrated with great eve. Sri chakra in the temple of Rameshwaram is brought out once a year and is performed pooja on the days of Navaratri/Dasara. And Navaratri festival in Rameshwaram is celebrated with great pomp and show.

Thirukalyanam:

This festival is mainly held in the Telugu month of Jyestha and according to the Georgian calendar this is held in the months of July-August. Thirukalyanam is the festival to perform the Kalyanam event of Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvathi Devi. There will be processions carried out during this time in Rameshwaram.

Ramalinga Prathistha:

According to the Puranas, it is said that Shiva Linga in the Rameshwaram temple is made out of the sand and Lord Rama made it with his hands. Ramalinga Pratistha is the day when the sacred Shiva Linga was first installed by Lord Rama. This day will be celebrated as a festival and Processions will be carried out in the streets of Rameshwaram.