Bhrigu

https://www.google.com/search?q=Bhrigu+Divya+Desams

Muktinath

http://stonesinformation.blogspot.com/
http://eightinformation.blogspot.com/

Uttar

Uttar Pradesh (4 Divya Desams, 4 Days)
99. Thiru Ayodhi (Uttar Pradesh) – Sri Ramar Temple
100. Thiru Naimisaranyam (Uttar Pradesh) – Sri Devaraja Perumal Temple
101. Thiruvaaipadi (Aayarpadi) – Sri Navamohana Krishna Perumal Temple
102. Thiru Vadamathura (Govardhanesan) – Sri Govardhana Nesa Perumal Temple

Uttaranchal (3 Divya Desams, 4 Days)
103. Thirukkandam (Devaprayag) – Sri Neelamega Perumal Temple
104. Thiruppirudhi (Joshimutt) – Sri Paramapurusha Perumal Temple
105. Thiruvadhari Ashramam (Badrinath) – Sri Badri Narayana Perumal Temple

https://www.google.com/search?q=Uttar+Divya+Desams

106

Among the 108 divyadesams, two are not in this world and hence those who visit 106 in this world will be taken to the rest two by bhagavan after this janma (life). The two, which are not in this world, are paramapadham and pArkadal.

https://www.google.com/search?q=paramapadham+and+pArkadal

Vimans

The divyadesams get a special prominence due to the vimAnam above the garbha gruham of the prime deity with beautifulsculptural  works. There are altogether 96 different types of vimAnams found in the 108-divya desams. The few important among them are:

1. PranavA kruthi vimAnam (in temples formed by devas)
2. vimalA kruthi vimAnam
3. suddha satva vimAnam
4. thAraka vimAnam
5. suganAkruthi vimAnam
6. Vaithika vimAnam
7. vutpalA vimAnam
8. sowndarya vimAnam
9. pushkalA vartha vimAnam
10. vEda chakkra vimAnam
11. sanjeevi vigraha vimAnam
12. astAnga vimAnam (as in paramapadam)
13. punya kOti vimAnam
14. sreekara vimAnam
15. ramya vimAnam
16. mukunda vimAnam
17. vijaya kOti vimAnam
18. simmAkkara vimAnam
19. taptha kAnchana vimAnam
20. hEma koota vimAnam

It is commonly told by our ancestors that just the gopura darishanam grantsus
kOdi punyam. Such is the importance given to the vimAnams in the divya desams.

https://www.google.com/search?q=divya+desam+vimanams

Narayana manthram

Similar to the Narayana manthram, which has 3 padhams,

https://www.google.com/search?q=Narayana+manthram

the divya desams also have 3 important reasons for their divinity. The temple, the perumal or the deity and paasurams (mangalAsAsanam) of alwars.

Like the eight aksharAs of the narayana manthram, the divya desams have saptha punyam :

"kshetram vanam nadhi sindhu puram pushkarini tatha vimAnam saptha punyancha
yatra desa"

Temple, Vimanam, Mandapam, Forest, Saras, Kshetram, River and City

https://www.google.com/search?q=Saptamrita+kshetram

and the alwar paasurams thus making the divya desams capable of giving same palan(result) given by the chanting of the astAkshara manthram.

Classified

1. Arsham: divya desams formed by rishis. 
2. PowrAnikam: Those divya desams, which are regarded high in the purAnAs.
3. Svayam vyakhtha stalam or saithyam: formed by themselves 
4. Deivam: Those which were formed by brahma and other devas 
5. mAnavam: Those which were consecrated by adiyars and kings 
6. abhimAna stalams: largely enjoyed and praised by Acharya purshAs 

Any divine temple, irrespective of the above categories, if alwars had donemangalasasanams to the deity, is called as divya desam.

Neelamegha

https://www.divyadesam.com/hindu/temples/devaprayag-temple.shtml
https://8div.blogspot.com/search/label/Thirukkannapuram

Govardhana

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Tiruvaaippadi

https://hoodinformation.blogspot.com/

Swami Vivekananda Bharathiar

Swami Vivekananda, an Indian Hindu Monk is a devotee of Parthasarathy. In one of his letters in the year 1893 to his disciple Alasinga, he writes 'Take a bow before Lord Parthasarathy of Thiruvallikeni and give an undertaking before Him of a great sacrifice, one of a whole life for the poor, the lowly and the oppressed - for whom Lord Parthasarathy comes from time to time and whom he loves above all.' You can find this letter to his disciple inscribed in one of the walls at temple corridor.

Bharathiar, the legendary Tamil poet and independence activist was struck by an elephant at the temple, whom he used to feed regularly and attained immortality

Temple
http://8div.blogspot.com/search/label/Parthasarathy

Source
https://freeglobaluniversity.blogspot.com/search/label/RamakrishnaSaradaVivekanandaNiveditaBharatiTeslaTata

durvasa

https://www.google.com/search?q=durvasa+divya+desams
http://paninformation.blogspot.com/search/label/Satyaki

Vedantha

http://vedapatasala.com/divinetopics.html
https://srivedanthasabhausa.wordpress.com/

Satyaki

http://paninformation.blogspot.com/search/label/Satyaki

3700 Vaishnavites

Sibi Chakravarthi stayed there with his warriors, a white boar crossed his path. He chased it and the boar hid inside a hole. Markandeya, a sage, was doing penance there and the king narrated the incident to him. The sage asked the king to fill the hole with milk. While doing so, Hindu god Vishnu appeared before them. The sage asked the king to bring 3700 Vaishnavites from the north and build a temple on the site for Vishnu. As requested, the king took 3700 Vaishnavites and started building the temple. While doing so, one of the Vaishnavites was killed in transit and the king was concerned by the accident. Vishnu appeared incognito as Pundarikakshan, a Vaishnavite, and requested to be counted among the 3700.

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Origin of Name 

Tiruvellarai is the avathara sthalam for two prominent acharyas, Uyakkondaar and Engalalvan. Uyakkondaar, know intially as Pundarikakshan was one of the two sishyas of Nathamuni, Kurukai Kavalappar is the other. When Nathamuni wanted to wanted to train each the path for moksha, Pundarikakshar took the path of Divya Prabhandam, which has the potential to provide mokasham for the entire human race. Pundarikakshar was able to help the entire world by learning the prabhandas from Nathamuni and making sure that the recitation and the text are preserved for future acharya and bhaktas. Hence Nathamuni, named him Uyakkondar, for his selfless service to others. 

59 Steps 
The moolavar who is on top of the hill has to be approached by climbing 59 steps. 

1. The first 18 of these are said to represent the 18 chapters of Bhagavad Gita. 
2. The next 4 steps represent the four vedas. After crossing these, one reaches the Bali peetam. After offering prayer at Bali peetam, 
3. one has to cross 5 more steps, which represent the Pancha boothams. After which we find the affromentioned Naazhi kEtta Vaasal. Then one goes around the hill in a pradakshina form, crossing two entrnaces viz., Utharayana and Dakshinayana. 
4. After crossing these entrances, there are eight setps representing the Ashtaakshara Mantram. 
5. Then comes the final 24 steps that represent the Gayatri Mantram. 

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sri_Pundarikashan_Perumal_Temple

Gajendra

https://8div.blogspot.com/search/label/PanchaKrishnaranya
http://impartimpart.blogspot.com/search/label/Ashtabujakaram
http://8div.blogspot.com/search/label/Parthasarathy

quora

https://www.quora.com/search?q=divya+desam

Purohit

https://www.templepurohit.com/hindu-temples/108-divya-desam/

List of Thayar and Perumal at Divya Desam Temples

S.No	Divyadesam	Thayar (Lakshmi)	Perumal (Vishnu)
1	Srirangam	Ranganayagi	Ranganathar (Periya Perumal)
2	Uraiyur	Kamalavalli Vasalakshmi	Azhagiya Manavala Perumal
3	Thirukarambanur	Poornaavalli	Purushothama Perumal
4	Thiruvellarai	Rakthapankajavalli	Pundarikaksha Perumal
5	Thiruanbil	Soundaryavalli	Sundaramoorthaye Poornaya Perumal
6	Thiruppernagar	Indravalli	Appala Ranganatha Perumal
7	Thirukandiyur	Kamalavalli	Kamalanatha, Harasabavimochana Perumal
8	Thirukoodalur	Padmasani	Jagathrakshaga Perumal
9	Thirukavithalam	Ramamanivalli	Gajendravaradha Perumal
10	Thiruppullamboothangudi	Hemabja	Thrudathanvee Ramabadhra Perumal
11	Thiruaadhanur	Ranganayagi	Varshakalathinayaka Perumal
12	Thirukudanthai	Komalavalli	Aparyapthamrutha Perumal
13	Thiruvinnagar	Boodevi	Lavanavarjitha Srinivasa Perumal
14	Thirunaraiyur	Vanjulavalli	Srinivasa Perumal
15	Thirucherai	Saranayagi	Saranatha Perumal
16	Thirunandhipura Vinnagaram	Shenbagavalli	Jagannatha Perumal
17	Thiruvelliyangudi	Maragadhavalli	Srungarasundara Danushbani Ramaya Perumal
18	Thirukannamangai	Abishegavalli	Bhaktavatsala Perumal
19	Thirukannapuram	Kannapura	Sowriraja Perumal
20	Thirukannangudi	Loganayagi	Lokanatha Perumal
21	Thirunagai	Soundaryavalli	Soundararaja Perumal
22	Thiruthanjai Mamanikoil	Rakthapankajavalli	Neelamega Perumal
	Manikundram	Ambujavalli	Maniparvatha Perumal
	Thanjaiyali Nagar	Thanjanayagi	Narasimha Perumal
23	Thiruvazhundur	Rakthapankajavalli	Devadhiraja Perumal
24	Thiruchirupuliyur	Dhayanayagi	Krupasamudra Perumal
25	Thiruthalaichanga Nanmadiyam	Siras sanga	Chandrasabahara Perumal
26	Thiruindalur	Pundareegavalli	Parimalaranganatha Perumal
27	Thirukazhicheerama Vinnagaram	Loganayagi	Lokanatha Thrivikrama Perumal
28	Thirukkavalambadi	Pankajavalli	Gopala Krishna Perumal
29	Thiruarimeya Vinnagaram	Amrudhagadavalli	Gadakeli Narthanaya Perumal
30	Thiruvanpurushothamam	Purushothama	Purushothama Perumal
31	Thirusemponsaikoil	Sweda Pushpavalli	Hemaranganatha Perumal
32	Thirumanimadakoil	Pundareegavalli	Sashvatha Deepaya Narayana Perumal
33	Thiruvaigunda Vinnagaram	Vaigundavalli	Vaikuntanatha Perumal
34	Thiruthetriambalam	Rakthapankajavalli	Lakshmiranga Perumal
35	Thirumanikoodam	Boonayagi	Varadharaja Perumal
36	Thiruparthanpalli	Kamala	Parthasarathy roopa, Kamalapathaye Perumal
37	Thiruvali & Thirunagari	Amrudhagadavalli	Kedarapathivaraya Perumal
38	Thiruthevanarthogai	Samudradanaya	Devanayaka Perumal
39	Thiruvellakulam	Padmavathi	Srinivasa Perumal
40	Thiruchitrakoodam	Pundareegavalli	Govindaraja Perumal
41	Thiruvaheendrapuram	Hemabujavalli	Devanatha Perumal
42	Thirukkovalur	Pushpavalli	Thrivikrama Perumal
43	Thirukkachi – Atthigiri	Perundevi	Devathiraja Perumal
44	Ashtabuyagaram	Padmasani	Gajendravarada Perumal
45	Thiruthanka	Maragadhavalli	Deepaprakasa Perumal
46	Thiruvelukkai	Amruthavalli	Sundharayoghanarasimha Perumal
47	Thiruneeragam	Boovalli	Jagadeeswara Perumal
48	Thiruppadagam	Rukmani Sathyabama	Pandavadootha Perumal
49	Nilathingal Thundam	Chandrasoodavalli	Chandrasooda Perumal
50	Thiruooragam	Amudavalli	Thrivikrama Perumal
51	Thiruvehka	Komalavalli	Yathokthakari Perumal
52	Thirukkaragam	Padmamani	Karunagara Perumal
53	Thirukkarvaanam	Kamalavalli	Neelamega Perumal
54	Thirukkalvanur	Sundarabimbavalli	Choranatha Perumal
55	Thiruppavalavannam	Pravalavalli	Pravalavarna Perumal
56	Thiruparamechura Vinnagaram	Vaigundavalli	Vaikundanatha Perumal
57	Thirupputkuzhi	Maragadavalli	Vijayaraghava Perumal
58	Thirunindravur	Sudhavalli	Bhaktavatsala Perumal
59	Thiruvallur	Kanagavalli	Vaidhya Veeraraghava Perumal
60	Thiruvallikeni	Rukmani	Venkatakrishna Perumal
61	Thiruneermalai	Sundaravalli	Jalathivarnaya Perumal
62	Thiruidaventhai	Komalavalli	Lakshmivaraha Perumal
63	Thirukkadalmallai	Boosthalamangadevi	Sthalasayana Perumal
64	Thirukkadigai	Amruthabalavalli	Yoganarasimha Perumal
65	Thiruvayothi	Seethadevi	Ramachandra Perumal
66	Thirunaimisaranyam	Sriharilakshmi	Devaraja Perumal
67	Thirupruthi	Parimalavalli	Paramapurushaya Perumal
68	Thirukkandamenum Kadinagar	Pundareegavalli	Neelamega Perumal
69	Thiruvadariyachramam	Aravindavalli	Badrinarayana Perumal
70	Thirusalakraamam	Sridevi	Srimoorthi Perumal
71	Thiruvadamadurai	Sathyabama	Govardhanagiridhari Perumal
72	Thiruvaipadi	Rukmani Sathyabama	Navamohanakrishna Perumal
73	Thirudwaragai	Lakshmi	Rukmanyadhi Ashtamahishi, Dwarakadeesa Perumal
74	Thirusingavelkundram(Ahobilam)	Amruthavalli Senchulakshmi	Lakshminarasimha Perumal
75	Thiruvengadam(Tirupati)	Padmavathi	Srinivasa(Venkateswara) Perumal
76	Thirunavai	Padmavathi	Narayana Perumal
77	Thiruvithuvakodu	Vithuvakoduvalli	Sri Abhayapradhaya Perumal
78	Thirukatkarai	Vathsalyavalli	Katkaraswami Perumal
79	Thirumoozhikkalam	Madhuraveni	Sookthinatha Perumal
80	Thiruvallavazh	Vathsalyavalli	Sundaraya Perumal
81	Thirukkadithalam	Karpagavalli	Amruthanarayana Perumal
82	Thiruchengundrur	Rakthapankajavalli	Devathideva Perumal
83	Thiruppuliyur	Hemalatha	Mayashaktiyuthaswamy Perumal
84	Thiruvaranvilai	Padmasani	Vamana Perumal
85	Thiruvanvandoor	Kamalavalli	Kamalanatha Perumal
86	Thiruvananthapuram	Harilakshmi	Ananthapadmanabha Perumal
87	Thiruvattaru	Maragadhavalli	Adhikesava Perumal
88	Thiruvanparisaram	Kamalavalli	Thiruvazhmarbhan Perumal
89	Thirukkurungudi	vamanashetravalli	Vamanakshetrapoornaya Perumal
90	Thirucheeravaramangai	Chireevaramangaivalli	Thothadhrinatha Perumal
91	Thiruvaigundam (Navathirupathi)	Boonayagi, Vaigundavalli	Vaikuntanatha Perumal
92	Thiruvaragunamangai (navathirupathi)	Varagunavalli	Vijayasana Perumal
93	Thiruppuliangudi (Navathirupathi)	Boonayagi	Boomipalaya Vairinedharchidha Gopaya Perumal
94	Thirutholaivillimangalam(Navathirupathi)	Visalakrishnakshidevi	Aravindhalochana Perumal
95	Thirukkulandai(Navathirupathi)	Baligavalli Padmavathi	Srinivasa Perumal
96	Thirukkolur(Navathirupathi)	Kolurvalli	Nikshepavithaya Perumal
97	Thirupperai (Navathirupathi)	Kundalakarnadevi	Dheerga Magarakundaladharaya Perumal
98	Thirukkurugur (Navathirupathi)	Aadhinathavalli	Aadhinatha Perumal
99	Thiruvillipputhur	Kodhadevi	Vadapathrasayee Perumal
100	Thiruthangal	Rakthapankajavalli	Narayana Perumal
101	Thirukkoodal	Madhuravalli	Sangamasundharaya Perumal
102	Thirumaliruncholai	Sundaravalli	Chorasundara Perumal
103	Thirumogur	Mohavalli	Kalamega Perumal
104	Thirukkoshtiyur	Mahalakshmi	Uraga Mrudusayanaya Perumal
105	Thiruppullani	Kalyanavalli, Padmasani	Kalyana Jagannatha Perumal
106	Thirumeyyam	Ujjeevana	Sathyagirinatha Perumal
107	Thiruparkadal	Sridevi	Venkatesa Perumal
108	Thirupparamapadham	Mahalakshmya	Paramapadhanathaya Perumal

Appearance of Revered Deities / Saint

Emperumaan, Lord Sriman Narayanan is found in various Thirukkolam. The Thirukkolam (Appearance of His revered Idols) in 108 Divyakshetrams are listed below:

1. Kidantha Thirukkolam (Sleeping Postion) - 27 Divya Desams
2. Veetrirundha Thirukkolam (Sitting Position) - 21 Divya Desams
3. Nindra Thirukkolam (Standing Position) - 60 Divya Desams

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4 Positions of Diety in One Divya Desam

Thirukkotiyoor - Sri Uraga Mellanayaan Perumal Temple (Divya Desam no. 89). We drove from Thirumeyyam to reach Thirukkotiyoor a distance of 34 Km. A detailed story as narrated by Muttu in this temple that it has 4 Perumal each of which symbolizes and has story behind them.

1. Bhulokam has nartana Krishna dancing with Bhama & Rukmini, 
2. the next floor Pallikonda Perumal is Sokkanarayanan and utsavar is Soumyanarayana who is in sleeping posture, 
3. the next floor inderlok Upendra Narayanan in standing posture, 
4. 4th floor Vaikunthanathar or Paramapada Narayanan in sitting posture. 

The Bhattachari Varadan also mentioned the sthala puranam while we were having the darshan of the Perumal in the 1st floor.

1. So the perumal dancing in bhulokam, 
2. then sleeping in pallikonda and 
3. then standing in inderlok and 
4. finally sitting in Vaikuntham.

https://www.google.com/search?q=Thirukottiyur

sidharthi

http://sidharthi.blogspot.com/

Pancha Pandavas Divya Desams

Meaning : Five places of Pandavas

1.Chengannur – Yuddhishtra
http://www.templenet.com/Tamilnadu/df082.html
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thrichittatt_Maha_Vishnu_Temple
2.Tiruppuliyur – Bheema
http://www.templenet.com/Tamilnadu/df083.html
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Puliyur_Mahavishnu_Temple
3.Aranmula – Arjuna
https://0ug0.blogspot.com/search/label/Parthasarathy
4.Tiruvamundur - Nakula
http://www.templenet.com/Tamilnadu/df085.html
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thiruvanvandoor_Mahavishnu_Temple
5.Tirukkadittaanam - Sahadeva
http://www.templenet.com/Tamilnadu/df081.html
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thrikodithanam_Mahavishnu_Temple