The carbon dating of beaches near Dhanushkodi & Mannar Island sync with the date of Ramayan
The bridge was first mentioned in Valmiki's Ramayana
Ram Setu is taken as the only archaeological and historical evidence of Ramayana.
The bridge fosters a harmonious blend of Hindu and Islamic traditions, with shrines and mosques dotting its path.
Plans to dredge a shipping channel through Ram Setu have sparked heated debates on environmental and cultural concerns.
In 2007, UNESCO proposed Ram Setu as a marine biosphere reserve for its ecological significance.
Ram Setu continues to inspire awe and devotion, serving as a testament to ancient ingenuity and the enduring power of faith.