Temple legends with Mahabharata Connection

• Here are web links to some temples with Hidimbaa connection:
  1 ) Temple of Barabareek, son of Ghatotkacha and Mura Asura's daughter. The temple's location:
  http://www.khatushyamji.com/legend.htm
  Another link gives a different parentage:
  http://www.shrikhatushyamji.com/shri_shyam_katha_i.php3?lang=e
  2) Temple for Hidimbaa:
  http://www.kullumanali.com/hadimbatemple.htm
  

• An article
  This tree was a witness to Mahabharata
  by Raman Mohan
  "It is believed to be the tree under which a warrior Babreek, widely believed to be a grandson of Bhima of Mahabharata fame, demonstrated his unique skill with the bow and arrow in the presence of Lord Krishna and Arjuna by roping all its leaves with a single arrow."
  

  On tracking the character of Barbarika (Babrik), see,
  Alf Hiltebeitel,
  Rethinking India's Oral and Classical Epics: Draupadi among Rajputs, Muslims and Dalits
  The University of Chicago Press, 1999.
  Chapter 12
  Barbarika, Aravan and Kuttantavar: Furthering the Case of the Severed Head.

• Legend associated with Kadampuzha Temple

• Legend associated with Guruvayur Temple

• Note on Temples/Temple Legends in Kerala connected with Mahabharata

• Lost epics of the Mahabharata
  The Veera Narayana temple at Gadag in Karnataka and legend associated with Kumara Vyasa, author of Kannada Mahabharata.

• Velam Sri MahaGanapati Ksetram

• A brief note on Aswathama outside of Mahabharata

• Udappu's Draupadi Goddess Festival and Mahabharata (Udappu is a traditional Tamil fishing village situated 65 miles and two hours north of Colombo)