How to reach Tiruchirappalli?

By Air

Trichy has daily non-stop flights from Chennai, Bengaluru and Hyderabad, all major hubs that is connected well with all other cities in India. Trichy is also connected well internationally with daily non-stop flights to Singapore, Malaysia, UAE and Sri Lanka.

By Road

Trichy is located at convenient distance from significant cities in South India. An extensive and well-developed road network connects the Tiruchirappalli with other prominent cities like Bangalore (345 kms), Madurai (142 kms), Chennai (320 kms), Ooty (302 kms), Thanjavur (50 KM) and Rameshwaram (250 KM).

By Train

Trichy has also very good train connectivity with trains to Chennai throughout the day. Trichy is also connected with Bengaluru by train. Both these stations are in turn very well connected to the rest of the country by several important trains.

About Tiruchirappalli

Trichy, an ancient city with a vibrant cultural heritage, boasts a history spanning over 1000 years. The Rock Fort temple, dating back to the 7th century, showcases its architectural and historical splendor. The city is renowned for the Grand Anicut, the fourth oldest dam globally, constructed in the 2nd century AD. Visitors can explore numerous ancient temples adorned with intricate stone carvings, including the Sri Ranganathaswamy Temple in Srirangam, the Brihadeeswarar Temple in Thanjavur, and the Jambukeshwarar Temple at Tiruvanaikaval.
Located in Central Tamil Nadu, Trichy offers convenient access to prominent tourist attractions such as the World Heritage sites of Thanjavur, Mahabalipuram, and Gonngaikonda Cholapuram, as well as natural retreats like Coutrallam Falls and Kanyakumari. Hill stations like Munnar, Kodaikanal, and Ooty, along with the enchanting Indo French enclave of Pondicherry, are also easily reachable. Trichy enjoys excellent connectivity to Chennai and Bengaluru via road, rail, and air. Moreover, the city is well-connected to international destinations like the UAE, Singapore, Malaysia, and Sri Lanka, with daily non-stop flights.
The city boasts a strong culture of education, learning, and artistic engagement. It has nurtured renowned Carnatic musicians and is the birthplace of Dr. C.V. Raman, the pioneering Nobel Laureate in Physics. Trichy is also home to esteemed institutions like the National Institute of Tiruchirappalli, Indian Institute of Information Technology, and National Law University.
In December, Trichy experiences a pleasant climate with cool breezes and mild temperatures, creating an ideal atmosphere for outdoor festivities and cultural events. This month also coincides with Margazhi, a sacred Tamil month, which fills the city with vibrant celebrations of music, dance, and devotion.

For more details about tourist attractions in Trichy and nearby locations, please see the following links:

Trip Advisor Tamilnadu Tourism

The geographic location of Trichy makes it easy to visit prominent tourist attractions that includes World Heritage sites of Thanjavur, Mahabalipuram and Gonngaikonda Cholapuram, natural escapades of Coutrallam Falls and Kanyakumari, hill stations at Munnar, Kodaikanal and Ooty, and the exotic Indo French enclave of Pondicherry. In addition, the excellent connectivity to Chennai by road, rail and air makes it easy to explore the rest of the country. Trichy is also well connected to international destinations such as UAE, Singapore, Malaysia and Sri Lanka with direct non-stop flights on daily basis.

Trichy's location, close to the major seafaring ports on the Eastern coast, has given it a history of cosmopolitanism. The town has historical and deep-rooted connections with the Middle East and South East Asia. The hoards of Roman coins found in the vicinity of the city point to trade connections even further west, to Greece and Italy. The Tamil diaspora, spread across the world, and particularly in South East Asia is testimony to the international connections of Trichy. Trichy is no stranger to international trade, and to this day, rather peculiarly, the Trichy airport has more international than domestic flights!

The city also has a culture of education, learning and rich engagement with the arts. Renowned Carnatic musicians trace their origins to the city and its suburbs. The country also has Trichy to thank for Dr. C.V. Raman, the pioneering Nobel Laureate in Physics. In short, what Trichy lacks for in size, it more than makes up in learning, arts and commerce!