Uyyakondanthirumalai is 5 kms from Tiruchirappalli. It is otherwise called Karkudi.Name of the God is Uyyakondanathar / Ujjivaneswarar and name of the Goddess is Maivizhiammai .The Temple lies in a small hillock and the main deity is facing western direction. There are two shrines for the Goddesses here. Sambandar, Appar and Sundarar have sung the God here.

Amidst lush green paddy fields and sylvan surroundings on the northern banks of Uyyakondan channel in a hamlet named Cholamadevi near Thiruverumbur, 12 kms from Tiruchy City, stands the dilapidated Kailasmudaiyar temple. It dates back to the 11th century (1065 A.D) and is a treasure house of historic information.

Uyyakondanthirumalai is 5 kms from Tiruchirappalli. It is otherwise called Karkudi.Name of the God is Uyyakondanathar / Ujjivaneswarar and name of the Goddess is Maivizhiammai .The Temple lies in a small hillock and the main deity is facing western direction. There are two shrines for the Goddesses here. Sambandar, Appar and Sundarar have sung the God here.

Amidst lush green paddy fields and sylvan surroundings on the northern banks of Uyyakondan channel in a hamlet named Cholamadevi near Thiruverumbur, 12 kms from Tiruchy City, stands the dilapidated Kailasmudaiyar temple. It dates back to the 11th century (1065 A.D) and is a treasure house of historic information.

Andanallur called Andavanallur in inscriptions lies on the road from Tiruchy to Karur, between Allur and Tiruchchendurai and 12 kms from Tiruchy. It has an ancient chola temple called Vada Tirthanathar ( or ) Thiru Alandurai Mahadevar.

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Nangavaram is 18 kms north west of Tiruchy .It has an ancient Sundareswarar temple and a Pidari temple. It is said that the daughter of a Chola king of Uraiyur was born with the face of a jackal and by her devotion to the lord of this place, she came to have the normal human features. Hence this place is called Mangai-varam ( or) Nangai-varam, whose correct form is Nangavaram. The village is called Arinjigai Sathur vedhimangalam. A stone panel with 24 Jain Theerthangaras is worth visiting here.

Andanallur called Andavanallur in inscriptions lies on the road from Tiruchy to Karur, between Allur and Tiruchchendurai and 12 kms from Tiruchy. It has an ancient chola temple called Vada Tirthanathar ( or ) Thiru Alandurai Mahadevar.

Nangavaram is 18 kms north west of Tiruchy .It has an ancient Sundareswarar temple and a Pidari temple. It is said that the daughter of a Chola king of Uraiyur was born with the face of a jackal and by her devotion to the lord of this place, she came to have the normal human features. Hence this place is called Mangai-varam ( or) Nangai-varam, whose correct form is Nangavaram. The village is called Arinjigai Sathur vedhimangalam. A stone panel with 24 Jain Theerthangaras is worth visiting here.

Pieces of pottery, beads and bangles and other ceramic evidence helping to trace human history in the third or forth century before the Christian era have been found in excavation in this village.

The Panchanadeesvarar temple lies in Allur 10 kms from Tiruchy on the main road to Karur running along the southern bank of the Cauveri. The deity is called Thiru Vadagudi Paramesvarar ( or ) Mahadevar.

Pieces of pottery, beads and bangles and other ceramic evidence helping to trace human history in the third or forth century before the Christian era have been found in excavation in this village.

The Panchanadeesvarar temple lies in Allur 10 kms from Tiruchy on the main road to Karur running along the southern bank of the Cauveri. The deity is called Thiru Vadagudi Paramesvarar ( or ) Mahadevar.

The Nandrudayan temple In Devadhanam ,in the east Boulevard Road , Tiruchy boasts Adi Vinayaga Granite Idol depicting Lord Ganesa with his original divine face without the usual elephantine head and the trunk.The four- feet tall Adi Vinayakar is installed In a separate shrine close to the sanctum sanctorum in the Nandrudayan Vinayakar Temple and the divine grace of the brilliantly sculptured granite idol is indeed captivating.

The Nandrudayan temple In Devadhanam ,in the east Boulevard Road , Tiruchy boasts Adi Vinayaga Granite Idol depicting Lord Ganesa with his original divine face without the usual elephantine head and the trunk.The four- feet tall Adi Vinayakar is installed In a separate shrine close to the sanctum sanctorum in the Nandrudayan Vinayakar Temple and the divine grace of the brilliantly sculptured granite idol is indeed captivating.

The presiding deity here is in the sitting posture with Shri Azhahiya Manavala Perumal standing behind . .This is the second of the 108 famous shrines of vishnu blessed with Mangalasasanam by Nammalvar. The temple is in existence even before 7 th century. The inner wall of the shrine of Nammalvar has brilliant wall paintings over 200 years old repainted 60 years back ,depicting the Matsa and Narashimha avatars , Acharyas, Alwars, Vaishnavite mythology ,the law of justice and dharma as enunciated by Ambarisha etc .

The presiding deity here is in the sitting posture with Shri Azhahiya Manavala Perumal standing behind . .This is the second of the 108 famous shrines of vishnu blessed with Mangalasasanam by Nammalvar. The temple is in existence even before 7 th century. The inner wall of the shrine of Nammalvar has brilliant wall paintings over 200 years old repainted 60 years back ,depicting the Matsa and Narashimha avatars , Acharyas, Alwars, Vaishnavite mythology ,the law of justice and dharma as enunciated by Ambarisha etc .

Thirupparaithurai is 20 kms from Tiruchy in Karur road. Name of the God is Paraithurainathar and the name of the Goddess is Ponmylambigai. Sambandar, Appar and Manikkavasagar have sung the deities here.The temple has huge walls and lies on the banks of Cauvery in green setting.

Thirupparaithurai is 20 kms from Tiruchy in Karur road. Name of the God is Paraithurainathar and the name of the Goddess is Ponmylambigai. Sambandar, Appar and Manikkavasagar have sung the deities here.The temple has huge walls and lies on the banks of Cauvery in green setting.

Thiruthavathuri, now called lalgudi, is situated on the banks of river Coleroon,(known also as north Cauvery,) about 20 kms from Tiruchy. The temple here has won a unique place among the temples of Tamilnadu, in that it was here that the seven rishes,atri, brihu, pulsithar, vasistar, gauthamar, aangeerasar and marichi, prayed the presiding deity, Saptharisheeswarar, to ward off the bad period they were passing through.The temple areas and mandapams were extended by the Parantaka kings.

Thiruthavathuri, now called lalgudi, is situated on the banks of river Coleroon,(known also as north Cauvery,) about 20 kms from Tiruchy. The temple here has won a unique place among the temples of Tamilnadu, in that it was here that the seven rishes,atri, brihu, pulsithar, vasistar, gauthamar, aangeerasar and marichi, prayed the presiding deity, Saptharisheeswarar, to ward off the bad period they were passing through.The temple areas and mandapams were extended by the Parantaka kings.