

It is an attraction for the tourists and also for the people of all ages by its park, greenish garden, and boating facility. Mukkombu is a beautiful excursion centre, just 18 kms from Trichy on the riverbanks of Cauvery river and Kollidam river. The Samayapuram Mari Amman Temple is located 12 km north of the Trichy central bus terminus on Trichy-Chennai NH 45.The Maariamman Temple is one of the most visited shrines in Tamilnadu, dedicated to maariamman, a manifestation of the primeval energy shakti as the mother goddess. Installed under an ancient Jaambu tree, the lingam is partially submerged by water and is meant to represent God incarnate as Water. The temple is named after the elephant which is believed to have worshipped Lord Siva here. Situated 2 km east of Srirangam, this beautiful Siva temple steals the show from the larger Ranganathaswami temple due to this excellent architectural design. Srirangam, surrounded by the waters of river kaveri on oneinside and its tributary kolliodam on the other, is a 600 acre island-town enclosed within the seven walls of the gigantic sriranganatha swami Temple. The district’s most important pilgrim centure is located in an island just 7 kms from Trichy. The most amazing factabout the rock is that is one of the oldest in the world-approximately 3,800 million years, which makes it as the rocks of Green land and older than the Himalayas. Trichy’s most famous famed landmark Rock Fort is 83-m high rock which is the only outcrop in the otherwise flat in land of the city.
