Local businesses in Tiruchirappalli
Listed in OpenStreetMap within 3.5 km of the city centre.
- Restaurants and cafes: 57
- Hotel Kannappa; Muniyandi Vilas; Anjappar Chettinad A/C restaurant; Guru;Guru Hotel; Hostel Rajasugam;Hotel Rajasugam; Kanchanna Lodge;Kanchanna Restaurant; Shri Sangeetas; Vijey Hotels; Amma Restaurant; Hotel Sangeetha
- Clothing shops: 10
- The Arvind Store; Chudidhar House; Pink and Orange; Junction women Wear; Unlimited; Lifestyle; Westside; Max; Levi's
- Jewellers: 4
- Kalyani covering; NXP jewellers; Om Jewellers; Tanishq
- Supermarkets: 6
- Sahara Supermarket; Vegetables and fruits market; Reliance Mart; DMart; Dmart
- Salons and beauty shops: 4
- fashion hair styler saloon; MIRACLE SALON; Ganesh Beauty Parlour; Naturals
- Clinics: 27
- Dr Lalitha Nursing Home; Dr. Srirangan Skin Clinic; Dr.Guru's Pain Care Clinic; Girish Clinic and Nursing Home; Indira Seshadri Nursing Home; Kingsley's Kids Clinic; Mariam Clinic; Murugan Clinic; Prabhu Nursing Home, Tiruchirappalli; Priya Nursing Home- Tiruchirapalli
- Schools: 25
- K.A.P.VISHWANATHAM GOVERNMENT MEDICAL COLLEGE; St. James Matriculation Higher Secondary School; Samadh CBSC School; Equitas Gurukul Matriculation School; Mahatma Gandhi Centinary Vidayalaya; st.joseph's girls' hr.sec.school; st.joseph's nursery &primary school; CE primary school; Railway School; Rajaji Vidyalaya
Tiruchirappalli facts
- District
- Tiruchirappalli district
- Population, 2011 Census
- 9,16,857
- Area
- about 167230000 sq km, about 82 m above sea level
- PIN codes
- 620001 (Tiruchirappalli R.S.), 620007 (Tiruchirappalli Airport), 620008 (Tiruchirappalli Fort), 620002 (Tiruchirappalli Townhall)
- Places nearby
- Anna Stadium (stadium, 1 km), St. Mary's Cathedral (church, 2 km), Basilica of the Holy Redeemer (church, 2 km), Gandhi Market (shopping mall, 4 km)
- Local economy
- Tiruchirappalli was known under British rule for tanneries, cigar manufacture and oil presses, and at its peak more than 12 million cigars a year were made and exported. Today it has several retail and wholesale markets, the best known being Gandhi Market.
- Culture and food
- Residents are called Tiruchiites. The city has a more cosmopolitan outlook than the surrounding delta because of many students and migrant industrial workers.
- History
- Historically the city was called Trichinopoly in English, and its short forms are Trichy and Tiruchi.
Sources: Census of India 2011, Wikipedia, Wikidata, India Post and OpenStreetMap. Last checked 14 October 2026.