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Sowbhagyam-Presentation.Pdf About Kumbakonam Kumbakonam is a beautiful temple town located in Thanjavur District in the Indian State of Tamil Nadu. It is situated about 40 km away from Thanjavur. The Kumbha means Pot in which Lord Brahma collected all the tools and Vedha Amrutham to recreate the Universe as the Pralaya (dissolution of the Universe) took place at that time. That Pot washed away in the flood and came to the place where Kumbakonam stands now. Thus, this place got the name of Kumbhakonam or Pot's Corner. In every 12 years a huge festival Mahamaham is organized here which attracts the people from all over the world. This beautiful town is bounded by two rivers, Cauvery and Arasalar. The picturesque places and magnificent temples attract the tourists round the year such as Adi Kumbeswarar Temple, Abhimugesvarar Temple, Kasi Vishwanathar Temple, Nageswarar Temple, Kanchi Kamakoti Peetham Mutt, Bhagavatha Padithurai Ghat, Ramaswamy Temple, Srinivasa Ramanujan House and many more. Kumbakonam is the second largest municipality in Thanjavur District and this town has well connectivity with the nearby cities and state by road and rail transport. Kumbakonam is located about 92km away from the city of Tiruchirappalli and about 275 km away from the city of Chennai; where nearest domestic and international airports are located. About SOWBHAGYAM Holiday Homes SOWBHAGYAM are Heritage Holiday Homes with modern amenities. The heritage cottages and suits are conveniently located in Sundara Perumal Koil, Kumbakonam, on the Kumbakonam- Thanjavur road. Located on the banks of Arasalaru river, SOWBHAGYAM offers beautiful heritage holday homes with doorstep amenities amidst temples in the town of Kumbakonam. SOWBHAGYAM is most easily accessible by buses between Kumbakonam and Thanjavur stopping near the railway level crossing at Sundara Perumal Koil ( about 8 minutes west of Swamimalai, 3 minutes to Nallur, 15 minutes to papanasam and 5 minutes to Sundara Perumal Koil railway station). SOWBHAGYAM Heritage Holiday Homes offers 69 units of 1 BHK Holiday Cottages and Suits. SOWBHAGYAM also gives you a reason to spend your holidays in the banks of kaveri with its holiday homes. With about 70,000sqft of open farm space along the river, the lush green set up around the cottages make an ideal destination to spend your vacations in peace. Technical Specifications Foundation Structure Doors & Windows Painting Isolated Footing Main Door : Teak - decorated Inner Putty finish with emulsion (Vinayaga / Lakshmi)- Varnished Paint Super Structure Internal Doors : Teak Frames With Porotherm Blocks Flush Door Paint Finished Generator Power Windows : Upvc Windows / 5 Mm 80+60 KVA DG Power Back Up Ceiling Height Thick Glass Panels For All Electrical Points Including 9’.6” Fridge /call Bell Except AC And Water Supply Geyser Roofing Individual Bore Pump with the R.C.C Overhead Sintex Tank Sewage Individual Soakage Pit Plastering Electrical Internal – Smooth Overhead Cable Connection External – Normal Polycab / RR Cables Switches : Legrand. MCB / ELCB Flooring Matt Finished Vitrified Tiles : Hall & Sanitary Fittings Bed Room, Kitchen / Toilet / Kohler Fittings / Jaguar Continental Service Area : Anti-skid. Thinnai 1x 1 Ceramic Anti-skid Kitchenette/ Pantry Black Granite Worktable Weathering Course Sink : Stainless Steel 8 x 8 Mangalore Tiles Kitchen Wall Dado 2'6'' Service Area : 3'0'' Anti Skid Tiles Amenities and Services Riverside Restaurant Temple & Rituals Space Ayurvedic Massage & Therapy Pilgrimage Travel Services Comprehensive Housekeeping, Maintenance, Security and Concierge Services Starting From 10.75 Lakhs Starting From 10.75 Lakhs.
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