3 Best Temples in Tiruchirappalli, TN

Impressive temple. The solution to bodily ailments and blessings for the mind. Always go for the special Darshan line if possible. Great temple. Stays open in the afternoon. Saw a Calico cat outside who was very sweet. Please feed her if possible.

A very old temple in Tamilnadu history. Now it has been renovated and looks are good. The queue system that has been updated can hold many people under shade. A good devotional place.

The powerful goddess which i believe so much.A very peaceful temple with good dharisanam . Whenever i feels down and come to the temple for seeing my mom.

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Visiting the Ranganathaswamy Temple in Tamil Nadu was an unforgettable experience. The temple, dedicated to Lord Ranganatha, is a stunning example of Dravidian architecture, with its majestic towers, intricate carvings, and expansive courtyards. The spiritual atmosphere is truly uplifting, and the serene surroundings make it a perfect place for quiet reflection. The temple is well-preserved, and the staff were friendly, offering insightful information about the temple's rich history and significance. The intricate details in the artwork and sculptures are awe-inspiring and showcase the craftsmanship of ancient artisans. Overall, the visit was a deeply enriching and peaceful experience. A must-visit for anyone exploring Tamil Nadu’s cultural heritage!

Spent a mesmerizing day at Sree Ranganathaswamy Temple. The grandeur and scale of this temple complex are simply astounding. The intricate sculptures and vibrant colors are a feast for the eyes. The atmosphere is incredibly peaceful and spiritual. I highly recommend a visit!"

It is said that there is a town in the temple. It is spread around 155 acre. It has 81 shrines, 21 towers, 39 pavallians. It is world largest religious place. Temple is devoted to lord Vishnu and his better half laxmi.

Very nice temple. The surroundings of the temple are also huge. Should visit early in the morning for better darshan. When we went there, one old man was there.. He told us the history of the temple and story of Shiv-Parvati related to that place and why the name of the temple is Jambukeshwar temple. After knowing the history of the temple, one can know the importance of that place properly...

Thiruvanaikoil Temple is a sacred Shiva shrine dedicated to Lord Jambukeswara and Goddess Akilandeswari. The temple is famous for its stunning architecture, intricate carvings, and beautiful sculptures. It is also one of the 275 Paadal Petra Sthalams, a group of Shiva temples revered by the Tamil Saivite hymns. Parking facility is available.

On my visit to the Temple it was very calm and welcoming.A must visit temple it has very wonderful detailed carved stones.Elephant also there.whoever planning to Srirangam plan here too....