One of the Iconic Landmarks of Namma Covai. The Clocks runs till date and shows accurate time. Excellent.

It is located in the heart of the city. It's a landmark of coimbatore. It is built some 130 years back. It is locate in townhall area which is busy all the time. The time it shows is correct. Still it works good.

It is one of the historical place in Coimbatore city. And it is also one of the main junction to seperate the road towards ukkadam and city town hall places. Near to this place Coimbatore Main Library is there. Coimbatore corporation and Victoria Town Hall building is also near to this location. Koniyamman temple is also opposite to this clock building.

Good to see monument in middle of town.

Good place. Main centre. Busy area. Early morning view at 7 am posted.

Public place , corporation office , public works department office , pumpugar , Sri Koni Amman Kovil temple , Town hall , were next to this place , circle , Victoria town hall also , district central library , Sri Siva temple , but public roads, department place , compound area open space , were all occupied by private people etc still now also

Located in Rajastreet opp to Metro park hotel. There is a bus stand nearby.

It is actually called by the name manikuundu (Clock Tower) situated at the core of Big Bazaar Street.The major leisure time attractions of this area are Shopping,restaurants,Bar's etc.The famous St.Michael's Roman Catholic Latin Cathedral church was situated here & Victoria Town Hall, a buliding which is constructed in memory of queen Victoria is present here.

One of the Most popular Historical Landmark in Town hall Coimbatore.

The Big Bazaar and Raja Street intersection is where you can find the Tower Clock, also known as the "Manikoondu." This particular one just so happens to be the third-oldest in town; the other two are located on the campuses of T.N.A.U. and Forest College. Over eighty years ago, A.T. Lakshmanaswamy Mudaliar, Rao Bahadur A.T.Krishnaswamy Mudaliar, and A.T. Devaraja Mudaliar donated the Manikoondu under discussion in honour of their father, former Municipal Chairman Rao Bahadur A.T. Thiruvengadaswamy Mudaliar (1855-1923). At the same time, a statue honouring A.T. Thiruvengadaswamy Mudaliar was unveiled. The Rao Bahadur A.T. Thiruvengadaswamy Mudaliar's sons presented the tower clock to the city, which served the purpose of keeping time for the crowds in the busiest area of the city. It is today regarded as a great example of Coimbatore's past.

An important part of Coimbatore is the symbol of Coimbatore

To rush but good for shopping 🤠

Superb and most Iconic mark at the location of townhall. The corporation should maintain well.

Could have to be maintained well.

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when i visited the tower it was closed. the roads are very crowded in evening and you should plan your visit accordingly.

Worst Building, Don't rent

Know this tower from childhood, shows the correct time till date