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High Season : Oct - Mar

26 - 41℃

Low Season : Mar - June

20 - 32℃

Nearest Airport -TRZ

Tiruchirappalli International Airport

Nearest Train Stations -TPJ

Tiruchirappalli Junction

History

Woraiyur is part of what is now Tiruchirappalli and was the capital of Chora in 300 BC. The ruler of Madurai Nayak changed the capital from Madurai to Tiruchirappalli and returned many times. forward. Tiruchirappalli was an important city in the later Choranayak era. Tiruchirappalli was once under the rule of the Mughal dynasty and was later destroyed by the rulers of the Vijayanagar dynasty. The conquest of Tiruchirappalli by the British East India Company marked an important step in the British conquest of India. Before the independence of India, the region had been under British hegemony for approximately 150 years. The famous scientist C.V. Raman was born in Tiruvana Keville, a part of Tiruchirappalli, and his house is preserved as a museum.

Facts & Culture

Tiruchirappalli is located on the Kawerri River, an educational and industrial city in Tamil Nadu. The picturesque charm and picturesque attractions make Tiruchirappalli one of the most popular tourist destinations in Tamil Nadu. In addition, the city has a rich cultural heritage that can be easily seen through its various monuments and temples. The city has many religious places such as Sri Ranganathaswamy Temple, Erumbeeswarar Temple, Jambukeshwara Temple, Vayalur Murugan Temple, and All Saints' Church. The city has attracted a large number of believers to come here for an unforgettable pilgrimage. As the fourth largest city in the state, Tiruchirappalli has some equally fascinating tourist attractions that are definitely worth a visit, including the Rock Fort and the Railway Museum. Day trips to interesting areas, including visits to Kalanai Dam, Phra Chamalai Mountain, and Prien Cholet Waterfall. Tiruchirappalli is also a famous shopping place in Tamil Nadu. Cigars, textiles, and rhinestones are some of the famous products of Tiruchirappalli.