Tiruchirapalli

Tiruchirapalli, also known as Trichy/Tiruchy for short, was called Trichinopoly[?] by the British.

Situated on the banks of the River Cauvery[?], it has a rock fortress which was built when it was the capital of an ancient kingdom.

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