Tiruchirappalli

Near Trichy Airport, in the Trichy - Pudukottai NH, is where you'll find the Anna Science Center. The government of Tamil Nadu officially formed it. There are areas of the planetarium that broadcast 3D movies in both Tamil and English that focus on various ecosystems and biodiversity. Animal statues can be seen at Evolution Park, and in the herbal garden, visitors can see and learn about a wide variety of plants. Camps, visits to view the stars at night, scientific presentations, and student-led events round out the schedule.

In Tamil, mukkombu means "three branches." It is the dam on the Cauvery River, commonly known as the Upper Anaicut or Mukkombu. The dam is around 18 kilometres from Trichy. If you visit Mukkombu on a weekend, you'll find a large group of people gathered in a circle, having a picnic. Lots of restaurants and stores sell freshly roasted ground nuts, as well as other snacks and frozen treats.

One of the many ancient churches in Trichy is St. Joseph's. It is one of the oldest churches in India, having been constructed in 1792 thanks to the efforts of Schwartz, and has been the site of several important events in the country's history associated with the British Raj.

If you're looking for something fun to do with the kids in Trichy, go no further than the Railway Museum cum Railway Heritage Centre. The museum showcases the railway history of South India via displays of artefacts, papers, and pictures from the region's railway past as well as modern train equipment. An operational toy train and historic locomotive engines are on display in the outside areas.

The Vekkali Amman Temple is another must-see while in Trichy. It is dedicated to the goddess Parvathi. It was thought that victory in battle might be attained by facing the temple northward. Donations of gold and silver were used to craft the shrine in this exquisite temple.

One of Kallanai's most well-known landmarks is the dam it was built on. About 1900 years ago, it was constructed by the ruling Chola dynasty. As luck would have it, the dam is still in operation and situated in a beautiful, verdant area.

A visit to Jambukeshwar Temple, also known as Thiruvanaikoil Temple, one of Trichy's holiest sites, is a must. As one of the five most important Shiva temples in all of Tamil Nadu, it is an important religious and cultural centre. Chola constructed the temples in the Drvaidian style during the second century AD.

The Sri Ranganathaswamy Temple, located in Srirangam Town, Trichy, is another must-see attraction. Among the most important Hindu shrines in the country, this one is devoted to the god Vishnu. This Dravidian-style structure is a must-see for all those peace-seekers and shutterbugs out there.

In Tiruchirappalli, the Rockfort Temple is among the most popular tourist attractions. The temple is a short five kilometres from Trichy Station. It is an old fort, and its walls are made of massive boulders. The Thayumanavar Temple, Manikka Vinayakar Temple, and the Ucchi Pillaiyar Temple are three well-known Hindu places of worship that may be found within the walls of the Rockfort.