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Full 108 Divya Desam Yatra Plan

Best starting point: Chennai or Trichy. Suggested duration: 18-22 days total (including 2 long-distance legs to North India and Nepal).

This is a macro-plan, not a fixed itinerary: most pilgrims split it across several separate trips over months or years rather than one continuous journey. Distances and day counts are approximate; always re-check temple timings locally, especially for the Himalayan shrines which close for winter.

Trichy, Srirangam, Thanjavur, Kumbakonam, Mayiladuthurai & Chidambaram

40 temples · 6-7 days

By far the largest and densest leg: the Cauvery delta alone holds 40 of the 108 Divya Desams. Work outward from Trichy through Thanjavur and Kumbakonam to the Thirunangur cluster, finishing at Chidambaram.

Thiruvahindrapuram & Thirukkoyilur

2 temples · 1 days

Both lie between Chidambaram and Kanchipuram, an easy detour on the way north.

Kanchipuram & Chennai

22 temples · 2 days

Fifteen temples inside Kanchipuram town plus the Chennai-metro cluster (Thiruvallikeni, Thiruvallur, Thiruneermalai, Thiruvidanthai, Mahabalipuram, Sholinghur).

Kanyakumari & Kerala

13 temples · 4-5 days

Thiruvattaru and Thiruvanparisaram in Kanyakumari district, then north through Kerala's eleven Divya Desams (see the dedicated Kerala route).

Tirunelveli, Thoothukudi, Madurai, Sivaganga, Ramanathapuram & Pudukkottai

18 temples · 3 days

The Nava Tirupathi cluster plus Srivilliputhur, Thiruthangal, Madurai's three temples, Thirukkoshtiyur, Thiruppullani and Thirumeyyam.

Tirupati & Ahobilam

2 temples · 2 days

A separate trip north into Andhra Pradesh: most pilgrims fly or drive from Chennai.

Ayodhya, Naimisaranyam, Mathura, Gokul, Devaprayag, Jyotirmath, Badrinath

7 temples · 7-8 days

A dedicated North India circuit, typically flown into Delhi or Lucknow; Badrinath and Jyotirmath are only accessible in the warmer months (roughly May-October): check road and weather conditions before travelling.

Muktinath, Nepal

1 temples · 2 days

The only Divya Desam outside India. Usually combined with the North India leg, via Kathmandu and Jomsom or a road journey through Pokhara.

Thiruppaarkadal & Thiruparamapadam

2 temples · 0 days

Not on Earth and cannot be physically visited: traditionally regarded as complete simply by reciting their pasurams.

त्योहार के दिनों में दर्शन का समय बदल सकता है। यात्रा से पहले स्थानीय स्तर पर पुष्टि कर लें।

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How long does the Full 108 Divya Desam Yatra Plan take?

Suggested duration: 18-22 days total (including 2 long-distance legs to North India and Nepal). This is a macro-plan, not a fixed itinerary: most pilgrims split it across several separate trips over months or years rather than one continuous journey. Distances and day counts are approximate; always re-check temple timings locally, especially for the Himalayan shrines which close for winter.