Srirangam, Tiruchirappalli, Tamil Nadu, India.

The temple occupies an area of nearly 156 acres, and has 21 Gopurams and 54 sub-shrines, with a perimeter of over 4km

The koil is built on a 156 acre plot with seven courtyards. Separate enclosure 3 Km. Length Width. The walls of the seven courtyards are 32,592 feet and are approximately 9 km long. . It is one of the Vishnu swayam vyakta kshetras and is also called as Bhooloka Vaikuntam.. The height of the Rajagopuram to the south is 236 feet. It was built by Jeyar Swamy of the 44th Ahobhila. (1977).Thirumangai Alwar will build the premises outside Nandana Vananm Resource was built by Tondaradippodi Alwar

Srirangam is the most important of the 108 Divyadesam praised by the Alwars, so our elders pray every day "Sriman Sriranagasriya Manupadravan Anidanam Samvardhana" Srirangam no matter the distress. Because Srirangam is the source of the incarnations of Archavatarams , Lord Srimannarayana in the Paramapadam is worshiped as Paravasudeva, and in the Milky Way, as a vyuhavasudeva, the Lord is resting on Adisesha. From this vyuhavasudeva Srirangathar only, Srirama Krishna the divinatory incarnations, emerged.

That is, the origin of sectarian incarnations is the Milky Way. Similarly, Sriranganathar is the source of the Archavavataram. Archanavatara means the idol. Whoever has placed a statue of Lord Vishnu in any temple or house, the Bhagavat Shakti comes from Srirangathar

Archanavatara means not the idol. Whoever has placed a statue of Lord Vishnu in any temple or house, the Bhagavat Shakti comes from Srirangathar, So if the Srirangam is harmless, any temple in the form of an archetype will not be in danger. That is why Srirangam wants to flourish.

Thirumangai Alwar is known as "Aramam Sholamandarangana agarwada", which means that the Srirangam of the surrounding gardens, here garden means tenples in this world ,is a thriving place. This Srirangam is the root of all the temples

So we called Srirangam as Bhoganda Mandapam, Kanchipuram , SriVarada raja perumal as tyaga mandapam (Sacrifice Mandap), Tiurmala as Pushpa Mandapam, (Floral Pavilion) and Jnana Mandapam. 4. Thirunarayana Puram (Melkot): Jnananda Mandapam.