The 108th and ultimate Divya Desam — Sri Vaikuntham (Paramapadam), the eternal abode of liberation attained by Nammazhwar and all Muktas after crossing the Viraja River.

According to the Sthala Puranam and ancient Sri Vaishnava Agamas, Divya Desam #108 (Thiru Paramapadam (Sri Vaikuntham)) is revered as a sacred kshetram in Vinnulaga Divya Desam. The presiding deity, Lord Paramapada Nathan, graces devotees in Irundha (Seated on Anantha) posture facing South beneath the sacred Ananthaanga Vimanam, accompanied by Goddess Periya Pirattiyar (Sridevi, Bhoodevi, Neeladevi). Holy dips or prostrations near the Viraja Nadhi, Airavata Saras are believed to bestow peace, prosperity, and Moksha. Throughout the centuries, Chola, Pandya, Pallava, and Vijayanagara rulers contributed मंडपम्स (mandapams), gopurams, and stone inscriptions preserving the daily Pancharatra / Vaikhanasa Agama worship.

• Revered Azhwars who performed Mangalasasanam: 11 Azhwars
• Total Divya Prabandham Pasurams sung: 112 Pasuram(s)

In the Naalayira Divya Prabandham, 11 Azhwars praised the divine beauty (Saundaryam) and accessibility (Saulabhyam) of Lord Paramapada Nathan and Periya Pirattiyar (Sridevi, Bhoodevi, Neeladevi) at Thiru Paramapadam (Sri Vaikuntham). Reciting the Pasurams of this Divya Desam inside the sanctum (Garbhagriha) is considered the highest spiritual offering during a pilgrim's Yatra.

• Annual Brahmotsavam: Celebrated with grand Vahana processions including Garuda Sevai, Hanumantha Vahanam, Surya/Chandra Prabhai, and Rathotsavam (Temple Car festival).
• Vaikuntha Ekadasi (Margazhi): Special Paramapada Vasal / Rapathu & Pagalpathu Utsavam with recitation of Naalayira Divya Prabandham.
• Panguni Uthiram & Thayar Thirukalyana Utsavam: Celestial wedding festival of Lord Paramapada Nathan and Goddess Periya Pirattiyar (Sridevi, Bhoodevi, Neeladevi).
• Purattasi Saturdays & Monthly Thiruvonam / Ekadasi: Special Thirumanjanam (Abhishekam) and Vishwaroopa Darshan.

• Travel Hub / Base Town: Celestial Realm (Paramapadam District, Sri Vaikuntham)
• By Road (Bus / Car / Cab): Well connected by state highways to Paramapadam and nearby pilgrimage towns in Celestial Realm. Auto-rickshaws and local taxis are readily available from the main bus stand.
• By Train (Railway Station): Nearest major railhead is in Paramapadam / Celestial Realm junction, with frequent express trains connecting Chennai, Trichy, Madurai, and other major cities.
• By Air (Airport): Nearest domestic/international airport serves the Paramapadam - Sri Vaikuntham region (approx. 1 to 2.5 hours by cab via highway).
• Pilgrim Tip: Verify temple opening hours (Eternal Darshan (Transcendental Realm)) before starting; afternoon closure is typically between 12:30 PM and 4:00 PM.