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Often underrated, the Anna Science Centre and Planetarium is a great spot for families and curious minds. The exhibits on space, science, and the planetarium shows make for an educational yet fun experience.
For the adventurous spirit, Puliancholai, located on the foothills of the Kolli Hills, offers pristine waterfalls, natural pools, and dense green cover. It’s ideal for trekking and day trips, yet still under the radar for many tourists.
Though not far from Trichy, Gunaseelam Temple remains a hidden gem. Known for its spiritual energy and serene location by the Cauvery River, the temple is believed to have healing powers and offers a peaceful experience to those who seek solace.
If you love aesthetic cafes with minimal décor and a curated menu, Pigeon Café in KK Nagar is the place to be. It’s one of Trichy’s best-kept secrets for coffee, baked goods, and weekend vibes. They also have a small library corner and indie music playing in the background.
If you’re a dessert lover tired of the usual options, head to Mithaiwala, a lesser-known sweet shop tucked near Thillai Nagar. They offer fusion sweets, dry fruit laddus, and seasonal specialties that are hard to find elsewhere in the city.
Everyone knows about Chathiram and Thillai Nagar, but Kalaiarangam Road near the old theater complex offers fantastic food stalls. Try kothu parotta, fried momos, and local biryani from vendors known only to loyal locals
Near Rani Mangammal Mahal, this museum quietly houses a collection of archaeological pieces, coins, and local history exhibits. It’s never crowded, so you can explore at your own pace.
Located about 80 km from the city, Pachamalai is a serene hill range that remains largely untouched by mass tourism. Great for a peaceful hike, forest walks, and tribal culture interaction, it’s a perfect weekend escape.
Right near the Rockfort is a historic site many tourists miss—Rani Mangammal Mahal. This centuries-old hall features beautiful arches and regal architecture that transport you back in time. It’s a photographer’s dream and a quiet corner for history buffs.
This beautiful, hilltop Shiva temple offers panoramic views of Trichy and is much quieter than its Rockfort cousin. The walk to the top is easy, and the atmosphere is serene, especially during sunrise or early evenings.