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Trichy is another name for Thiruchirappalli. During the rule of the Chola Kings in 300 BC it was their capital. Literary and archeological evidences point to this historical fact. After the end of Chola rule, the Pallavas took over power. Finally the reins were taken over by the Pandyas. Much later the region came under Mughal rule who gave a new shape to the area with the help of the French and the British. The British reigned supreme after defeating their French rivals in the many Carnatic Wars.

The best time for visiting Trichy:
In Trichy the summers are harsh and hot while the winters are mild. The temperature of Thiruchirappalli varies from 37.10 c to 26.4 c during the summer season and from 31.30 c to 20.6 c during winter. Thus makes the season from November to March ideal for tourists when the weather is friendly and cool allowing the traveller to flirt with the wonders of Trichy.

Trichy Festivals:
There are a variety of festivals in Thiruchirappalli or Trichy. It adds colour to the mundane daily life of the town. The most noted festival is Pongal. It is observed with great zest during January. It is best for tourists to keep this in mind. The other festivals and fairs of Trichy are Mohini Alangram, Vaikuntha Ekadasi, Garuda Sevai, Festival of Flowers, Srirangam car festival, Float festival of Rock Fort Peppakulam (March to April) and Poochorithal Festival of Samayapuram Mariamman Temple from March to April.

Festivals and Cultural Tones of Trichy:
From March to April is observed the Float Festival at the Rock Fort Temple. Crowds throng the venue. In January Pongal is fêted with great zest and devotion. It would be best for tourists to make note of these months when planning to visit Trichy. There are other festivals of Trichy including Mohini Alangaram, Vaikunta Ekadasi, Garuda Seva, Flower Festival as well as the Car Festival (December to January.) The cream of Dravidian culture can be savoured in the city of Thiruchirappali – otherwise known as Trichy. It hugs the banks of the River Cauvery. In Trichy can be seen a balanced mixture of modernity with tradition all encircling the majestic Rock Fort. It has always been the abode of many eminent Tamil scholars who have contributed to the richness of Tamil literature.