From Bangalore there is a daily Express train to Thanjavur via Trichy. Trichy is the junction where one has to get down to visit Srirangam
It is a very old Vaishnavaite temple, the earliest holiest biggest authority temple for worshippers of Lord Vishnu where the Lord Vishnu is in his resting pose on the ADISHESHA the serpent Head.
His consirt Ranganayaki is in an adjacent sanctum sanctorum.
It is a busy temple crowded one like Balaji Tiruppsathi temple but not that crowded. Special Dharshan on extra dharshan is followed.
Nearby you have the APPU KSHETRAM (Water Lingam) KNOWN AS thiruvanaikovil,Where AKILANDESWARI temple is there.Out of PANCHA BHOOTHA kshetram this is water.
\Nearby is SAMAYAPURAM MAHAMAYEE/SHEETHALA DEVI temple.
OORAYUR VEKKALI AMMAN is also famous.
ROCKFORT/UCHCHI PILLAYAR Temple, (Ganesha on top of a hillock) is famous.
All these are withinj the TRICHY complex.around 10/15 Kms radius.
Once ypou are at Trichy You have many more temples in all directions. VAYALUR MURUGAN , is famous.
From Andhra Pradesh you can take any train going via CHENNAI EGMORE to TRICHY station either direct or change at Chennai Central and then go toChennai Egmore and take night or day Express.
Bus or Air routes I have not added.
At Trichy you have Hotels and Lodgings near the Railway Station CENTRAL MOFUSSIL BUS STAND.
2006-07-16 15:33:29
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answered by THATHA75 6
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Srirangam, also known as Thiruvarangam, is a small island town adjoining Tiruchirapalli in South India. Srirangam is bounded by the Kaveri River on one side, and the Kaveri tributary Kollidam (Coleroon) on the other. Srirangam is home to a significant population of Vaishnavites.
Srirangam is famous for its Sri Ranganathaswamy Temple, a major pilgrimage destination for Hindus (especially Vaishnavites) and one of the largest temple complexes in India. The gopuram of the temple is called the Rajagopuram and is 236 feet (72 m) tall. Myth has it that the coast of Sri Lanka can be seen from the top of the gopuram. The temple is constituted by seven prakaras (elevated enclosures) with gopurams articulating the axial path, the highest at the outermost prakara and the lowest at the innermost.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Srirangam
City Bus service to all places of tourist interest from Central Bus Stand and from Chinthamani -Mani Guard Gate Bus Stand (Both in Trichy). Tourist Taxis, Auto Rickshaws are also available on reasonable price.
Route No. 1 of the City bus service plies between Srirangam and Junction. This route starts from Junction and goes through Central Bus Stand, Palakkarai, Main Guard Gate, Chatram Bus Stand, Mambazha salai, Thiruvanaikkovil, Srirangam Therkku vaasal (South entrance), M.Salai, East Boulevard Road, Mailam market to Junction Bus Stand. Frequency is one bus for every 5 minutes.
2006-07-15 09:24:13
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answered by chance 3
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Srirangam is very well linked from Trichy by public transportation. The nearest airport is situated in Trichy, however its not a very busy airport compared to Chennai.
Indian Airlines (recently renamed as Indian) connects Trichy with Chennai, Sharjah, Kuwait and Colombo. Air Lanka Service connects Tirchy with Colombo.
Srirangam also has a railway station and most of the trains passing by stops for about 5 minutes or so. Trichy railway junction one of the biggest in the state is only three miles away. Trichy junction is connected with Chennai, Thanjavur, Chidambaram, Madurai, Tirupathi, Tuticorin, Tenkasi, Quilon, Rameswaram, Bangalore, Coimbatore, Mysore, Kochi, Kanyakumari and Mangalore. There are many public buses and train connections from Chennai to Trichy which is roughly 208 miles.
City Bus service to all places of tourist interest from Central Bus Stand and from Chinthamani -Mani Guard Gate Bus Stand (Both in Trichy). Tourist Taxis, Auto Rickshaws are also available on reasonable price.
Route No. 1 of the City bus service plies between Srirangam and Junction. This route starts from Junction and goes through Central Bus Stand, Palakkarai, Main Guard Gate, Chatram Bus Stand, Mambazha salai, Thiruvanaikkovil, Srirangam Therkku vaasal (South entrance), M.Salai, East Boulevard Road, Mailam market to Junction Bus Stand. Frequency is one bus for every 5 minutes.
2006-07-15 09:19:44
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answered by prakashpatodia 2
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Srirangam..... from Hyderabad. You need to take a Train to Chennai and from chennai there are trains to Srirangam.
The popular train being RockFort Express. This leaves Chennai around 10 pm and reaches Srirangam around 4:30 am. There are Trains from Warangal direct to Trichy, but limited number around 3 trains per week. (Tirukkural, Madurai - Jammutawi Express).
The Train from Hyderabad reaches Chennai around 8 am in the morning. So, you can plan to take a train called VAIGAI Express from Chennai which leaves at 12:25 pm and reaches Srirangam around 5pm. Ideal.
Similarly, the same train will leave Srirangam around 10am and reach Chennai around 2:30 pm, so that you can easily take the train to Hyderabad which leaves at 4:30 pm and at 6 pm (2 Trains).
I have little knowledge about Sedam. Sorry. But if you can reach Chennai, you can follow the rest of the process.
2006-07-15 12:49:02
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answered by MNSM 2
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