Tiruchirapally to Mumbai Flights

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What is interesting about Tiruchirappalli

Better known as Trichy, Tiruchirappalli is the fourth largest city in Tamil Nadu. It is known for being an educational hub as it is home to many prestigious educational institutions like the NIT, IIM and IIT. The city has a glorious history as it was an important city for the rulers of the Chola and the Pandya empires. The Trichinopoly cigar is pretty well known too.

In and Around Tiruchirappalli

Rock Fort Temple

A must visit place in Tiruchirappalli is the Rock Fort Temple. The temple is made on top of a rock which is 273 feet high and is believed to be at least a billion years old.

Anna Science Centre

The Trichy planetarium called the Anna Science Centre is a major attraction for the children and the adults as well.

Shree Ranganathaswamy Temple

Shree Ranganathaswamy Temple is another famous religious monument in Tiruchirappalli. The temple is about 8 km away from the city and is said to be the first temple made that was dedicated to Lord Vishnu.

About Tiruchirappalli Airport

Tiruchirappalli airport is about 5 km from the city centre. It is the second largest airport in handling international passengers. The airport was built during WWII and was mainly used by British Air Force. The airport handles 2200-2500 international passengers everyday. There are two terminals at the airport. The airport has snacks and tea stalls, gifts, garments, and jewellery shops, ATMs, Wi-Fi, free trolleys, Wheelchairs, drinking water and other facilities for passengers.

About Mumbai

The capital of Maharashtra, Mumbai is often called ‘Amchi Mumbai’, meaning ‘My-Mumbai’. The most populous city of India, Mumbai is also the wealthiest of all cities. Mumbai constitutes seven islands which now are all connected. It was called Bombay earlier, a name it was given by the Portuguese, meaning Good Bay.

About Mumbai Airport

The Mumbai airport is also called as Chhatrapati Shivaji International Airport. It is the second busiest airport in the country. Mumbai airport has separate terminals for domestic and international flights operations. The airport has modern amenities such as duty-free shops, baggage trolleys, wheelchair assistance, currency exchange, cafes, restaurants, lounges, etc. for passengers.

Prominent destinations in and around Mumbai

Marine Drive

The Marine Drive is a 3km arc shaped road along the sea coast. It starts from the Nariman Point and extends to the Chowpatty Beach. Also called the Queen’s Necklace, it glitters beautifully once lit up after dark.

Girgaum Chowpatty Beach

The small sandy beach though remains very crowded but it is a must visit place. Just next to the Charni Road Railway Station, the Girgaum Chowpatty Beach is conveniently located. Enjoy the sunset along with the famous Bhelpuri!

Colaba Causeway

One of Mumbai most visited place, Colaba Causeway is a shopper’s paradise and it overflows with people all day. The colourful shops and many old-world cafes lure everyone like a magnet.

Religious and Spiritual Destinations in Mumbai

Mumbadevi Temple, Keneseth Eliyahoo Synagogue, Holy Name Cathedral, Afghan Church, Siddhivinayak Temple, ISKCON Temple, Haji Ali Dargah

Places of Art and Architecture in Mumbai

Gateway Of India, Taj Palace Hotel, Royal Bombay Yacht Club, Elephanta Caves, Dhanraj Mahal, Elphinstone College, Horniman Circle, Flora Fountain, University of Mumbai

Weekend getaways in Mumbai

Lonavala
Considered to be the best weekend getaway, Lonavala gives you a break from your stressful routines. The Kune falls, Tiger Point and the Caves make the visit rather refreshing.

Khandala
About 80 km away from Mumbai, Rajmachi Fort, Bhushi Lake, etc make Khandala an attraction for the tourists as well as Mumbaikars.

Matheran
Another interesting weekend getaway is Matheran. Situated about 75 km away from Mumbai the serene beauty of Matheran will make your stay all the more comfortable. Prabal Fort and Charlotte Lake might interest you as well.