Shopping in Rameshwaram—where you learn the skill of bargaining
Bindu Gopal RaoBindu Gopal Rao/Guest Contributor/SHOPPING, RAMESWARAM/ Updated : Jun 16, 2017, 13:37 IST
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The land of temples at the southernmost tip of Rameshwaram has many things beyond its obvious spiritual connect. One among these is the variety of shopping options from the markets around the temples, beach side shacks, sea shell … Read more
The land of temples at the southernmost tip of Rameshwaram has many things beyond its obvious spiritual connect. One among these is the variety of shopping options from the markets around the temples, beach side shacks, sea shell marts and large stores that sell everything you would possibly need. Read less

The land of temples at the southernmost tip of Rameshwaram has many things beyond its obvious spiritual connect. One among these is the variety of shopping options from the markets around the temples, beach side shacks, sea shell marts and large stores that sell everything you would possibly need. In fact even if you are not looking to make a big purchase and are keen to pick up souvenirs for family and friends, you will be spoilt for choice. The beach town has a character that is so unique and naturally what you shop here will be something that you probably have not seen anywhere else. Also being a small town, it is pretty simple to navigate around the small lanes and alleys here. So if you are a shopaholic like me, there is much to do; set some time apart and gear up for some retail therapy. We tell you some of the distinct things you can buy in this beach town.
• Bargaining is a must in the smaller shops as tourists are usually quoted inflated prices.
• Check the item you want to buy in two or more stores so that you can get the item at a right price.
• Beware of poor imitations being sold at lower rates.
• Beware of people trying to sell floating rocks especially near the Laxman Setu. Do not be cheated saying the money will be used for a building construction!
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