Located in the central part of Tamil Nadu, Trichi also known as Tiruchirappalli is one of the important places to visit in the state. Situated on the banks of the river Cauvery, Trichi is also an important base point to visit some of the most important religious and historical destinations of the state. Trichi is characterised by many temples, churches and a large number of scenic spots. You can also have a look at an 83 m high rock fort regarded as one of the oldest in the world (approximately 3,800 years old) and many other exquisite sculptures in and around the city. Trichi also has a sound history of many years and the city is also called the citadel of the Pandyas, Cholas and the Nayakas. All these make Trichi a must visit destination in the state of loving and hospitable people.

Trichi has a number of sites within the close proximity of the city, that you can visit. Most of the sites here hold great historical importance. Rock Fort Temple, an enchanting temple unique in its own way makes a must visit site of Trichi. Moreover, the Tiruvanaikkaval temple which is famous for its Siva lingam and the seven gopurams are the other pilgrimage sites to visit in Trichi.

Besides the many important tourist attractions inside Trichi, there are some other nearby places that are worth a visit. Known for their historical, religious and natural importance, these sites will give you a close insight into the native Trichi and its people. Vayaloor (famous for the Lord Murugan Temple), Grand Anicut at Kallanai (famous for its ancient dam), Viralimalai (famous as a Hindu pilgrimage centre), Elakurichi (known for its old church), Prasanna Venkateswarar (temple of Vishnu) and Sittanavasal (a place famous for its Jain monastery and wonderful fresco paintings) are some of the few sites to include in your excursion itinerary.