Emaneswarar Temple, Paramakudi

The memorial and resting place (Thevar Thidal) of freedom fighter and community leader Pasumpon U. Muthuramalinga Thevar (1908-1963), in Pasumpon village. His burial site was converted into an official memorial in 1971. Each year on his Guru Pooja and Jayanthi in late October, large crowds and political leaders gather here to pay tribute.

A small wetland sanctuary near Mudukulathur that attracts painted storks, herons, and other waterbirds for nesting during the breeding season.

A tank-based bird sanctuary near Mudukulathur that hosts large seasonal colonies of painted storks, cormorants, and egrets.

An ancient Shiva temple near Ramanathapuram known for its unique musical stone pillars that produce distinct notes when tapped.

The 17th-century palace of the Setupati rulers of Ramnad, notable for its Indo-Saracenic architecture and the Darbar Hall with its ornate stucco work.

A Ganesha temple at Uppur whose name means the Vinayaka who 'desired the sun', as the deity is traditionally worshipped in the open under sunlight. By local legend Rama worshipped here on his way toward the crossing to Lanka. It is a well-known Vinayaka shrine on the district's temple circuit.

A 5.93 sq km protected wetland notified in 1998, spread across the Melaselvanur and Keelaselvanur village tanks in Kadaladi taluk. Considered the best heronry in Ramanathapuram district, it hosts breeding and migratory water birds from October to February, including the near-threatened spot-billed pelican, painted stork, Asian openbill stork, herons, egrets, ibises and spoonbills. Surveys have documented over 100 bird species at the site.

A Vishnu temple at Thiruppullani, one of the 108 Divya Desams, marking the legendary spot where Rama rested and prayed before crossing to Lanka.

An old temple at Thiruvetriyur listed among the district's heritage religious sites on the official Ramanathapuram district portal. It is noted locally as an ancient and architecturally striking shrine in the Tiruvadanai area. It remains a modest pilgrimage stop in the northern part of the district.

A village on a peninsula along the Gulf of Mannar with two beaches, a wave-washed south beach popular for weekend picnics and a calmer northern shore used for fishing and boat repair. It is well known for salt production, with the Tamil Nadu Salt Corporation operating salt pans here since 1974. The village also holds the dargahs of Islamic saints Peer Muhammad and Noor Muhammad Waliyullah.

A revered Sufi dargah at Erwadi, the shrine of Hazrat Syed Ibrahim Shaheed Badhusha, drawing pilgrims of multiple faiths especially during its annual Kanduri festival.

A Shiva temple counted among the 276 Paadal Petra Sthalams glorified in the 7th-century Thevaram hymns of Tirugnanasambandar, ranked as the 253rd such shrine. It has an east-facing nine-tiered rajagopuram about 130 feet tall over a roughly 10-acre complex, with a swayambhu (self-manifested) lingam. The goddess Snehavalli is linked to the planet Venus (Sukra), so devotees visit to remedy Sukra-related afflictions.