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Trichy Tourism

Considered as one of the best liveable cities due to its clean environment such as air and water makes this destination worth the visit, at least, once in a lifetime.

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About Trichy Tourism

Being one of the oldest inhabited cities in India, Tiruchirappalli also known as Trichy, is a city known for its delectable cuisines, exceptional architecture and landmark temples. The city of Tiruchirappalli is surrounded by agricultural fields and is located at the centre of the state of Tamil Nadu. It is the only district that is in geographical proximity with 10 other districts. This makes Trichy tourism a perfect destination as you can also explore the nearby places. A blend of traditional systems with modernity, Trichy is among the most visited tourist destinations in Tamil Nadu. Being one of the cleanest cities in India, its busy streets and lively markets are something about Trichy tourism that makes it a destination worth the visit, at least, once in a lifetime.

Trichy is also considered one of the best cities to live in India, let tourists alone make up their minds whether to visit this wonderful city or not. This vibrant city has numerous iconic sites and culinary delights to pamper oneself. Ecotourism in Trichy is an initiative that aims to leave a positive impact on people and this planet by being responsible tourists and supporting local communities.

Best Time to Visit Trichy

The best time to visit Trichy depends on your interests. Each season offers unique experiences whether you want to simply go sightseeing or indulge in recreational activities. However, the majority of the tourists consider visiting Trichy during the winter season. The weather around this time of the year is perfect for planning outdoor activities such as shopping, and visiting parks, temples and historical sites. Trichy is awesome for travelling between November to March with December to February specifically being the most beautiful time of the year.

Experience The Best Of Trichy

Mentioned below is a list of temples and places that you must visit in Trichy.

Rockfort Temple

Being one of the oldest rocks in the world, this Temple in Trichy also known as “Trichy Malaikottai” is embedded with a significant history that stretches back to million years. This makes the Rockfort Temple older than the Himalayas. Spend some quality time in devotion with your family and loved ones. 

Samayapuram Temple

Samayapuram is one of the few popular temples dedicated to Goddess Sakthi and is one of the most important pilgrimage sites in India. The devotees fondly address the Goddess as “Amma”. Visit this tourism spot in Trichy during the Panch Prakaram, Poochoriyal Vizha and Brahmotsavam festivals.

Sri Ranganathaswamy Temple

This temple is situated in Srirangam Town of Trichy which is devoted to Lord Ranganatha, one among many forms of Lord Vishnu. The entire temple rests in a surrounding area of 156 acres. Located on an island and surrounded by majestic rivers, the aura as well as the very essence of Ranganathaswamy Temple is rich in terms of cultural and architectural heritage.

St. Joseph’s Church

Located near the Rock Fort Teppakulam, inside the campus of St. Joseph’s College Trichy. This church is one of the oldest and is based on French architecture. This tourism spot in Trichy is a replica of the Basilica of Lourdes which is among the most famour pilgrimage sites in the South of France.

Kallanai Dam

It is one of the most famous and oldest dams in Trichy which is also known as ‘Grand Anicut’. You can visit this destination with your friends & family and indulge in recreational activities such as taking photographs, birdwatching, relaxation and meditation and many more. Kallanai Dam’s history stretches back to the Chola empire i.e. 2000 years ago. 

Agaya Gangai waterfalls

Located in Kolli hills, the Agaya Gangai waterfalls is roughly 3 hours away from Trichy. The height of this waterfall is around 300 feet which is connected with the river Aiyaru. You can visit this beautiful location to spend some time with your friends & family. Reaching the waterfalls requires climbing down approximately 1250 steps.

Butterfly Park

Visiting this park will give you an idea of how important nature’s architecture is. An important part of Trichy tourism, it is one of Asia’s biggest parks dedicated to the butterflies, who are the top game-changers of the global food chain. This is because the butterfly plays an important role in pollination which is a major step in food production.

Puliyancholai Waterfalls

This tourism spot in Trichy is for those who wish to take a break from their routine mundane life. As for those who like forests and natural springs, visiting Puliyancholai would be a perfect choice. You can also do so much around here, such as embarking on a trek or other adventurous activities. The lush green forest surrounded by natural springs ignites a sense of tranquillity.

How To Reach Trichy

While booking a Trichy tourism package with Veena World, you don’t have to worry about transportation as our tour packages are all-inclusive. However, if you wish to travel solo then mentioned below are a few ways to reach Trichy.

By Road: Buses are available from Chennai and the journey takes roughly 6-8 hours. You can also rent a car and take a road trip to Trichy. 

By Train: Check if there are direct trains from your home city to Trichy. If not, then you can take several direct trains from Chennai. 

By Air: You can book direct flights from your home city to Tiruchirappalli International Airport (TRZ). However, if you do not get any direct flights then you can take a connecting flight via Chennai, Bengaluru or another major city.

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