India beckons you for a lovely summer holiday. If you have never travelled to the other side of the world, this is your best chance to get a flight connection to Trichy Airport. The Tiruchirapalli metropolis gives you a taste of both urban and traditional as you engage fully with the city.

At the terminal there are plenty of car rentals desks, taxis and bus shuttles. If it’s your first time in India and you will be travelling alone most of the time, a car rental is more suitable when you arrive at Trichy Airport. Instead of haggling cab fares each day, you can easily drive off every morning from the hotel and straight to the best attractions in the city.

Things to do

There is a lot of history hidden in quite a deal of the attractions you will find in the Tamil Nadu province when you arrive at Trichy Airport. As you enjoy the sightseeing chance, you also get to learn a few things about the area and the culture of the people.

Madurai - immediately you enter through the town you catch a whiff of an ancient aura. Madurai was majorly a worship center given the number of temples in the region, including the Meenakshi Temple considered the most important in Southern India. The city boasts of 40 decades of existence, the famous Nayak Dynasty and home to the Chithirai festival.
Pondicherry - this territory serves as an escape from the Asian atmosphere engulfing the entire province. Pondicherry is a little French territory that still maintains its French flavor right after the French possessed it in the 18th century. Tourist fascinations in the area include the French Quarters and the Bengal Bay which borders the territory.
Ooty - this division used to be an administrative area established by the British for the government of Chennai. In the summer it gets a bit crowded as thousands of tourists come to view the huge botanical gardens owned by the government. After the garden view you can sneak down to the Ooty Lake for a boat riding session and later on a hike trail to the peak of Dodabetta.
Kanyakumari - at the tip of India, right where Bengal Bay joins the Indian Ocean and the Arab sea is Kanyakumari. This is a highly spiritual town and two landmarks valued in the region are the Statue of Thiruvalluvar the poet and the Swami Vivekananda Memorial. Besides the spectacular architecture and the ideal location on the shores, KanyaKumari is also has its own unique natural phenomenon; during the full moon time, both Sun and Moon set and rise simultaneously!

A trip to Trichy is quite enchanting and thrilling. Make it your next tourist destination.