In our tour of State of Tamil Nadu from Thanjavur we traveled to Tiruchirappalli more popularly known as Trichy. As for 16th century a rock inscription Tiruchirappalli is mentioned as Tiru-ssila-palli meaning "Holy Rock Town" in Tamil language.
The city was under the control of several dynasties Cholas, Pandyas, Pallavas, Sultanate, Vijayanagar and Nayak in the olden days. The places of interest that I have seen here are:
The city was under the control of several dynasties Cholas, Pandyas, Pallavas, Sultanate, Vijayanagar and Nayak in the olden days. The places of interest that I have seen here are:
- Rock Fort
- Lourdes Church
- Uchhi Pillaiyar Temple
- Thayumanaswami Temple
52 comments:
Such interesting architecture. I enjoyed viewing it...
Lovely photos, the church is beautiful. Thanks for sharing, Rajesh!
Beautiful architecture. The buildings are so majestic!
The Trichy Rock Fort and Lourdes Church look beautiful. I like the view of the whole city!
Lovely images from Trichy - a city with great history !
Good one...I've seen this place...:-)
Lots of history there, and interesting architecture.
That's amazing shots on the view of Tiruchi!
Beautiful imagery. Love the top right image in the collage, as one can see the bird flying in the sky, giving the image a sense of height.;)
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missed trichy on my south india tour..seems another wonderful temple town :)
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Awesome! Will be revisiting Trichy in two weeks time.
It looks to be a very large city! With not only Hindu temples but a Catholic church...how do you find your way around in such a place?
Lovely photos of fascinating places!
Makes a lovely mosaic. Lourdes Church doesn't sound like it belongs there.
Another great tour. Boom & Gary of the Vermilon River, Canada.
Very interesting and beautiful place.
What a fascinating and beautiful place, Rajesh! Your photos are superb as always. I really love the last shot with the temple against those blue, blue skies! Have a great week!
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Another amazing place, there's so much history where you live.
The history of Canada is very young in comparison to India and so an ancient city that has been through several dynasties is fascinating.
Love that white temple in the last shot! Very eye-catching.
Such an ancient place, seemingly bursting with history judging by your photos. I assume the holy rock is that visible in the lower left of your photo-mosaic.
No doubt an impressive number of good photos, the beauty of India is inexhaustible.
Full of white buildings/houses/temples from that overlooking view. Wonderful sceneries.
interesting history!
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Beautiful!
My Ruby Tuesday post, come and visit when you can.
I loved that place too when I went with my family. the architecture makes us wonder and inspire :). Good photos :)
Was surprised to see the church. It seems a bit out of place. The other structures are so ornate and beautiful. That last shot is awesome. I just love looking at your pictures. genie
The architecture is wonderful.
All your posts leave me with a feeling of nostalgia.
Missing India and all its beauty :( Love the pics of temples showcasing the uniqueness of our architecture.
An incredible place, to be sure.
what an interesting place, the temples and churches side by side are great places to visit.
Nice mosaic of Trichi!
A great place to visit.
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Such a beautiful place to visit. Great shots.
Wow that is so amazing. Great place to explore. ^_^ Thanks for joining..Water World Wednesday
Beautiful place...
I love the breathtaking view!
Trichy is definitely a beautiful city as one could gatrher from your post and the accompanying pictures.
I always like birds eye views of cities as they spread out to the horizon. Srirangam picture so beautiful.
The architecture in the temples are incredible!
India is filled with so many fascinating things. I am seriously considering a visit.
Absolutely beautiful ...
Thank you for appreciating this beautiful city.
There is some amazing and ancient architecture in India! Thanks for sharing it.
the clicks talk !! dont they ? :)
you already have so many people appreciating your work and I always stand late :) Anyways - Late Came Great Came :D
Lovely captures!
So interesting to know that Thiruchinapalli could have been derived from Thiru sila palli.
Thank you.
nice and interesting place....images are also good..:)
Have been there , Its a lovely city. Nice pictures .
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Loved the church photo..nice work
A slice of Indian heritage and culture. Loved it.
Thank you all for appreciating this place.
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