Puliancholai , Tiruchirapalli
About Puliancholai
72 KMs away from the hustle of Trichy, Puliancholai has slowly become a safe haven for the quiet and the adventurous alike. Puliancholai is a dense forest range on the foothills of Kollimalai. Aggressive steps are being taken by the district administration to bring Pulianchalai up as a tourist spot, since it has proven to be an accessible entry point for the beautiful Kolli Hills.
The calm of the tamarind groves and the Akaya Gangai waterfalls invite trekkers from across the country throughout the year. Apart from the scenic attractions in the locality, the village itself glistens with charm. You can't help but smile when you see animals and children bathe in the same makeshift lake formed because of check dams. There are many streams where the tourists can have leisure swim. People around here believe that the water in these streams has great medicinal value as it flows through superfluous herbal plants.
Just about every Illayaraja song could provide an apt backdrop to a walk through the village. For those who trek and for those who don't -- Puliancholai is equally pleasant on the eye.
This sleepy hamlet can witness the footfall of devotees going to worship a Shiva Temple which is situated some 12 km interior of the thick vegetation. There is lots of scope for converting this place into a trekking base nearly 24 tracks can be identified in Puliancholai. Thus this sightseeing nearby Tirchy is strongly recommended for Adventure Lovers and Trekkers.
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Places to Visit near Puliancholai
Mukkombu, Tamil Nadu
61.2 km from Puliancholai - See map
Mukkombu Barrage was built across river Cauvery by Sir Arthur Cotton in 19th century. The place is an ideal picnic spot which is often visited by...
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Thiruvanaikovil Jambukeswarar Akilandeswari Temple, Tamil Nadu
68.7 km from Puliancholai - See map
Jambukeswarar Temple is a 1800 year old temple built by Kochenkannan, an early Chola King in a place called Thiruvanaikaval. It is located in the...
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Sri Ranganathaswamy Temple, Tamil Nadu
68.8 km from Puliancholai - See map
The Ranganathaswamy Temple in Srirangam is one of the most significant and revered temples in South India. Situated in the town of Srirangam in...
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Chettinad, Tamil Nadu
70.2 km from Puliancholai - See map
Chettinad is famous for its cuisine as well as for the Nattukottai Chettiars who had been associated to the banking and business sectors since...
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Tiruchirapalli Rock Fort, Tamil Nadu
71.7 km from Puliancholai - See map
Tiruchirapalli Rock Fort was constructed during Vijayanagar Rulers was used for military fortifications. British used it during the Carnatic War...
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Government Museum-Trichy, Tamil Nadu
72.8 km from Puliancholai - See map
Government Museum of the Trichy was established in 1983 in the cantonment area. Later in 1997, the museum was shifted to Rani Mangammal Darbar...
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Samayapuram Mariamman Temple, Tamil Nadu
74.4 km from Puliancholai - See map
Mariamman, an incarnation of Goddess Parvati, is considered to be most sacred and powerful version of Shakti Devi. Samayapuram Mariamman...
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Vekkali Amman Temple, Tamil Nadu
75.5 km from Puliancholai - See map
Vekkaliamman Temple is located in the Woraiyur Town which was once a capital for erstwhile Chola Dynasty. The town is the birth place for some...
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Railway Heritage Centre, Tamil Nadu
76.4 km from Puliancholai - See map
Railway Heritage center is situated next to community hall of the Tiruchirapalli Junction. Being a part of erstwhile Southern Railway, this center...
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Vayalur Murugan Temple, Tamil Nadu
80.8 km from Puliancholai - See map
Dating back to 1200 years ago, Vayalur Murugan Temple was built by Chola King. The temple was located in the site where Arunagirinathar, a...
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Kallanai Dam, Tamil Nadu
82.2 km from Puliancholai - See map
Kallanai, otherwise termed as "Grand Anaicut", was constructed by Karikalan Chola in 2nd Century. Here river Cauvery was subdivided as four other...
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Pachamalai Hills, Tamil Nadu
85.3 km from Puliancholai - See map
Cornflower blue and Alexandrite green, that’s Pachamalai Hills. Blue are the never-ending infinite skies above and green are the hills. That's...
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