The History of Tiruchirappalli, Tamil Nadu

Tiruchirapalli is famous for RockFort temple. many ancient temples are here like Srirangam, Thiruvanaikovil. Kallanai dam built by the King Karikalan in the river banks of Cauvery. Mokambo and Butterfly park were considered to be a picnic spot. The RockFort is aged during triassic period. This city is surrounded by mere vegetation like coconut trees, mango trees, grains and so on. River Cauvery flows and divided to Kollidam surrounds Srirangam temple. numerous educational institutions are here.

Anyone moving to Tiruchirappalli should be prepared to enjoy a peaceful experience. We have the Ancient Monuments (e.g., The Cauvery River, Srirangam Temple, The Rockfort and newly built Butterfly Park). Trichy is known as the centerpoint of our state. It takes a maximum of three hours to reach any place in Tamil Nadu. Trichy is a developing place without harming nature.

Trichy – This city is much known as a “Temple City”, as it is in the vicinity of many ancient temples. Anyone who visits this city could have much time with nature as this place is completely surrounded with greeneries and agricultural crops. Also, this is a place with an ambient climate year-round. this city was ranked on third position in the list of cleanest cities in India. On the whole, this place could be quoted as “Green Trichy, also a Clean Trichy”.

The city was built around five centuries ago and thrived since, hence has served as capital for mighty kingdoms. The city has rich history and people are grounded to their roots, and are a little conservative. The city is clean and requires everyone to participate in keeping it the same in the future. The city is great for food business.