Trichy or Tiruchirappalli is a fast emerging city in Tamil Nadu, which is situated on the banks of the Cauvery River. Trichy is one of those places that you can explore in a weekend. Ruled by many historical empires and kingdoms, this ancient city bears the mark of a glorious history. Each and every attraction in this city brings a uniqueness that is bound to leave you amazed. Trichy is the perfect place to experience cultural influences, with its numerous celebrated temples, historic churches and beautiful monuments.
Kallanai Dam
Build across the river Kaveri, the Kallanai Dam is one of the prominent attractions of Tiruchirappalli. This ancient dam was originally constructed about 2000 years ago, and is the oldest functional water regulator structure in the entire country. This enormous dam is famed for its unmatched scenic beauty. Watching the sunset and sunrise here is truly a blissful experience.
Rock Fort
Rock Fort is the most popular place of Trichy, and is believed to be one of the oldest ones in the world. The main attraction of the fort is a temple perched at its summit. This temple can be reached after climbing a flight of 420 steps. It has two sub parts - Uchchi Pillaiyar Koil, a 7th Century temple dedicated to Lord Ganesha and the 6th Century Thayumanaswamy Temple built by Pallava King Mahendravarman I in which Lord Shiva is worshipped.
Agaya Gangai Waterfalls
Gushing down from a massive height of 300 feet, the Agaya Gangai Waterfalls is another beautiful attraction to see. Situated amidst Kolli Hills in the Eastern Ghats, the waterfalls can be reached through a trek or by climbing almost a 1000 steps.
St. Joseph's Church
Trichy is home to beautiful churches as well. The 18th Century St. Joseph's Church is considered among one of the oldest churches of India. It is located near Teppakulam which was built by Schwartz. Another church is St. John Church which was built in 1812. The white-painted church houses historic Christian monuments.
Brahmapureeswarar Temple
Another popular attraction here is the Brahmapureeswarar Temple, located in the Thirupattur area near Tiruchi. This revered Hindu temple is predominantly a Shiva temple, with a separate shrine for Lord Brahma. Goddess Parvathi is also worshipped in the temple.
Other major attractions in Trichy are:
How to Reach
By Air: There are domestic as well as international flights from Trichy International Airport, which is 5 km away from main city. From there, cabs and shuttle services are available.
By Rail: Trichy City Junction is the prominent railway station. Regular trains from here connect Trichy to all major cities of the country.
By Road: Buses by Tamil Nadu Road Transport Corporation ply from Trichy and its nearby places. Privately-owned buses are also there.
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