Srirengam: Another tourist attraction and religious place is Srirengam. Lord Renganathar becomes the worshiping deity in this temple. Srirengam is best to known for its architecture and also for the Gopurams around the temple. Among the Gopurams the Raja Gopuram (Prime Gopuram) at the entrance of Srirengam temple is the best attraction to tourists. 1000 pillar mandabam or hall built many centuries ago is spectacular gift to the eyes of tourists.
Tiruvanaikoil: Tiruvanaikoil is another religious place to Hindus and Lord Siva is the deity. Tiruvanaikoil is said to be more than 1500 years old. Tiruvanaikoil is known for its best architecture in the temple and best to the eyes of art lovers and tourists.
Samayapuram: Samayapuram is another religious place in Tiruchirapalli and a place of worship to the Hindus. Lord Mariamman is the deity in this temple. Samayapuram attracts large number of devotees from many parts of the state.
Viralimalai Murugan Temple: Approximately 31kms away from Tiruchirapalli city and Lord Muruga is the deity in this temple.
St.Joseph's Church: St.Joseph's church built by British during their invasion in India. St.Joseph church is said to have been built more than 200 years old.
Mukkombu: Mukkombu is one of the picnic spot in Tiruchirapalli city. Mukkombu is situated approximately 17 kms away from Tiruchirapalli city. Mukkombu is a water dam with amusement park and great attractions to children and others.
Vayaloor Murugan temple: Vayalur situated approximately 8kms away from Tiruchirapalli city. Lord Muruga is the deity and temple is said to have been built more than 1100 years old.
Vekkaliamman Temple: Lord Vekkaliamman is the presiding deity in this temple. Lord Vekkaliamman doesn’t have any roof over the deity and has lot of attractions from the devotees all over the Tamilnadu state.
Puliancholai Falls: Puliancholai is the top of kollimalai hills which is 70kms away from Tiruchiraplli city. Puliancholai has natural falls and attracts lot of tourists.
Kallanai Dam: Kallanai Dam is said to have been built using only with stones. It is said Kallanai Dam have been built in the First century. Kallanai Dam was constructed by the king Karikalacholan for irrigation purpose. Kallanai Dam is considered to be one of the oldest dams in the world.
Brahadeeswarar Temple: Brahadeeswarar temple is at Thanjavur 56kms away from Tiruchirapalli city. One of the oldest temple in Tamilnadu and the temple is said to have built around 1st century. King Rajarajacholan was the pioneer and took efforts for building this temple. Brahadeeswarar temple attracts lot of tourists for its artchtechture work.
Gangaikondacholapuram temple: Gangaikondacholapuram temple is 100kms away from Tiruchirapalli city. The temple was built around 11th century by the King Rajendra Chola son of Rajaraja cholan.
Gangaikondacholapuram temple is also known for the best of its architecture work and to the art lovers.
