Six decades after 1964 cyclone, Dhanushkodi's ghost ruins still draw visitors
Dhanushkodi, once a busy town in Tamil Nadu, was destroyed by a devastating cyclone in 1964. It had served as a major port for trade and travel to Sri Lanka before the disaster. Its remains now stand as a somber reminder of the power of nature and how fragile human settlements can be. The ruins continue to attract visitors, in contrast to the nearby town of Rameswaram, which is known for its religious pilgrimage sites.
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