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Dhanushkodi ghost town near Rameswaram - U.A. SatishDhanushkodi is a historic "ghost town" on the southeastern tip of India's Pamban Island (Tamil Nadu), abandoned after a devastating cyclone in 1964 that destroyed the thriving port town and killed many, leaving behind eerie ruins like a ruined church, railway station, and houses, now popular for its mythical ties to the Ramayana (Rama Setu) and its unique location where the Bay of Bengal meets the Indian Ocean. Key Aspects of Dhanushkodi: The 1964 Cyclone: A massive cyclone on December 22, 1964, destroyed the entire town, leading the government to declare it unfit for habitation. Ghostly Ruins: Visitors can see the skeletal remains of the church, school, and railway station, serving as haunting reminders of the tragedy. Mythological Significance: Known as the "Tip of the Bow" (Dhanushkodi), it's believed to be the place where Lord Rama built the Rama Setu (Adam's Bridge) to Lanka, connecting to Sri Lanka.