Jaipur to Tiruchirapally Flights

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The Jaipur International Airport Jaipur, IATA Code JAI, is the main airport that serves the city of Jaipur. About 21 flights operate in a week, between Jaipur & Tiruchirapally. The first Jaipur to Tiruchirapally flight, departs at 02:35, and the last flight is at 15:35. It takes 8h 15m to reach Tiruchirapally from Jaipur. The main airport that serves Tiruchirapally is Tiruchirapalli International Airport, IATA Code TRZ.

Visit the attractive city of Tiruchirappalli from Jaipur and be stunned at its beauty that will make you never want to depart this city. This city of rockfort has become a hub for tourists over the years for its forts and temples and many other places. Also known by the name “Trichy” this city is rich in its varied culture and heritage, that will leave your visit, with lasting memories. To top it all, Paytm provides numerous offers on flight tickets from Jaipur to Tiruchirappalli which you cannot miss. Avail of your online flight bookings and don’t forget to check your Jaipur to Tiruchirappalli flight status and even do an online web-check, all through the Paytm website.

Tiruchirappalli on a Platter of Sights and Sounds

Tiruchirappalli is an ancient city that is well set on the banks of the river Cauvery, and the fourth largest in the Southern state of Tamil Nadu. The history of this city dates back to 3 BC and has a past being ruled by the Pandyas, Cholas, the British etc. It is a significant hub for educational institutions and industries. It is also a major road and railway hub in the state and along with the Tiruchirappalli airport, this city is a major gateway to the South of India. Followin are some of the familiar tourist destinations in Trichy.

Sri Ranganathaswamy Temple

This temple covers an area of 156 acres and has the honour of being the largest temple functioning in the world. It also holds a chariot race that lasts for 21 days.

Rock Fort

Situated on an 83m tall rock, this fort is said to be one of the oldest formations in the world, geologically dating back to over 3000 million years. It is one of the most prominent landmarks in the city

St. Joseph's Church

It is one of the oldest Churches in India and a popular one too. Built in 1792 and funded by the British Garrison, it also has a nearby college, St. Josephs College, which is a world-renowned education centre

Mukkombu

A popular picnic spot and weekend getaway for the family replete with amusement and children’s parks etc.

Government Museum

Some significant items on display at this museum are sculptures, scriptures, fossils, statues, coins and some rare birds, insects and mammals

Puliyancholai Falls

Situated near the foothills of Kollimalai and surrounded by dense foliage, the water from these falls is known to have medicinal values

Tiruvanaikkaval Temple

It is also one of the five major Shiva temples of Tamil Nadu and represents the five elements of nature.

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Culture and Heritage of Tiruchirappalli

The culture and heritage of Tiruchirappalli are highly influenced by the multiple rulers it had on its soil dating back to thousands of years and thus, has adopted multi-faceted and socio-cultural blends that is very evident in its culture and heritage. The city’s population of pre-dominantly follows Hinduism, besides some following Christianity and Islam. Religious and local folk festivals are celebrated with great enjoyment and spectacle.

Festivals Celebrated in Tiruchirappalli

Diverse cultural festivals are celebrated depicting the various cultural influences of Tiruchirappalli

• Pongal - One of the most important festivals celebrated by the Tamil people and is also known as the harvest festival.
• Aadi Perukku – It is a festival celebrated to thank the holy water for blessing the humans with peace, happiness and prosperity
• Vaikunta Ekadashi – This festival lasts for 21 days and is considered to be the day the gate of the almighty’s sanctum was opened.
• Poo Choridhal – It is one of the major festivals of the city and throngs of people from all over the world gather here.
• Jallikatu – It is the traditional festival where a bull is released into the crowds and people try to grab its back. Very popular bull taming event that attracts international tourists too.
• Allur Jalla Thirthavizha – Celebrated for ten days by gathering in groups and singing spiritual songs and is an important festival for women.

Traditional Outfits of the People

Saree’s are the traditional clothing for women in the city, with some of these attires having intricate zari work. The Kancheepuram sarees are world famous too and the salwar kameez is quite popular amongst the women. For men, lungis are very common mostly worn with a shirt. Angavastram is a cloth wrapped around the shoulders which also is worn by the men. Apart from jewellery, women also like to adorn their hair with flowers known as gajras.

Languages Spoken in Tiruchirappalli

Tamil is widely spoken by most, followed by Kannada, Telugu and Malayalam and English too .

Folk Dance Form of Tiruchirappalli

The state of Tamil Nadu has a very developed art of folk dances with its roots in rural folk theatre and many of these dances still thrive to this date

• Oyil Kumni – It is an ancient folk dance and is usually performed during temple festivals with ankle-bells
• Kolaattam – It is performed with two sticks held in each hand, beaten to rhythmic noise
• Kummi – This dance form is an ancient and important form of village dance where participants clap their hands rhythmically, keeping time to songs
• Karagattam – Most traditional folk dance with musical accompaniment and often danced with decorated pots on the head that symbolises joy and merriment

Crafts of Tiruchirappalli

Tiruchirappalli is famous for its rich culture and heritage. Traditional handicrafts like baskets and mats made of bamboo, cane and other fibres make good decorative items. There are other items like paintings, pottery and stone carvings that one can buy from Government run emporiums or local markets.

The Tasty Cuisines of the Land

Your trip to Tiruchirappalli cannot go by without by sampling the tastes and flavours of the city from numerous roadside stalls and restaurants. Though rice is a staple dish for many people a typical lunch would consist of Parupu, Sambhar, Rasam, Moru, Kootu, Poriyal and Appalam. One must also try the Kuzhi Paniyaram with chilly chutney, Sambhar Bonda, Chilli Parotha, Biryanis and special sherbets for on a hot day.

Transportation in Tiruchirappalli

Tiruchirappalli has a well-developed transport infrastructure and is well connected to most cities by air, rail or road. Numerous national highways pass through the city with regular buses ferrying people to places like Kanyakumari, Madurai, Salem, Coimbatore, Tirupati etc. Two major bus-stands are the Chatram and Central bus-stand. It also has rail connectivity with important cities in India like Tuticorin, Bengaluru, Mysore, Kochi, Mangalore etc. Tiruchirappalli international airport has regular flights to numerous cities in India and abroad. It is located 5 kms from the city centre and has two terminals and has regular bus services to the major bus-stands. The airport has a lot of amenities for passengers from numerous restaurant to duty-free shopping. The nearest railways station is 7 km away and private and rented taxis are available from the airport to take travellers to your hotel or to the city centre

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