The Temple in Tiruchirappalli is one of the largest functioning Hindu temples in the world. Dedicated to Lord Vishnu, it features grand gopurams, vast corridors, and rich Dravidian architecture, attracting devotees and tourists year round.

Tiruchirappalli Rockfort is a historic hill fort and temple complex in the city. Built on a 273-foot ancient rock, it houses Ucchi Pillayar and Thayumanaswamy temples. Visitors climb to the summit to enjoy breathtaking panoramic city views.

Puliyancholai Waterfalls is a scenic natural retreat near the Kolli Hills. Surrounded by lush forests, it is perfect for picnics and trekking activities. The refreshing waters attract many tourists, especially during monsoon season.

Mukkombu is a scenic dam across the Kaveri River near Tiruchirappalli. it divides the river into Kaveri and Kollidam branches. With parks and boating facilities, it is a popular picnic spot known for calm waters and beautiful river views.
( near to Trichy Birds Park )

Samayapuram Mariamman Temple is a famous Hindu shrine near Tiruchirappalli. Dedicated to Goddess Mariamman, devotees seek blessings for health and prosperity. The temple is crowded during Chithirai festival and is an important pilgrimage center in Tamil Nadu.

Kallanai (Grand Anicut) is one of the world’s oldest dams across the Kaveri River near Tiruchirappalli, Tamil Nadu. Built by Karikala Chola in the 2nd century AD for irrigation, it still functions today and stands as a proud and historic engineering landmark.

Tiruchirappalli Bird Park near Mukkombu is a popular attraction with diverse local and exotic birds. Walk-through aviaries let visitors observe them closely. It is an educational and leisure spot for families, adding charm to Trichy’s tourist places.
( near to Mukkombu )

St. Lourdes Church in Tiruchirappalli is a historic Roman Catholic shrine built in 1895 by Jesuit missionaries. Inspired by the Basilica of Lourdes in France, it is admired for its Gothic architecture and peaceful ambiance, holding great religious value in Trichy.

Jambukeswarar Temple in Thiruvanaikaval is a sacred Pancha Bhoota Stalam representing Water. The Shiva Lingam remains partly submerged by a natural spring inside the sanctum. Located near Srirangam, it is a revered pilgrimage site known for spiritual importance.

The Temple near Tiruchirappalli is devoted to Lord Murugan. Situated on a small hill, devotees climb many steps to reach the shrine. The hill is famous for its peacocks, and large crowds gather during Thaipusam festival celebrations.

The world’s oldest water diversion dams, lies across the Kaveri River near Tiruchirappalli. Built by Karikala Chola in the 2nd century AD for irrigation, it still functions today and remains a proud and historic engineering landmark.

Thirupattur Brahmapureeswarar Temple near Tiruchirappalli is a famous Shiva shrine with a rare temple for Lord Brahma. Devotees believe worship here can change fate. Built in ancient Chola style, it is a major pilgrimage site in Tamil Nadu.