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Vivanta by Taj – Dal View , Srinagar. Wednesday, October 23, 2013 Vivanta by Taj Discover Vivanta by Taj – The brand new signature in hospitality Perfect for the global traveller and the bon vivant, Vivanta by Taj is the next generation of cutting-edge hospitality. Vivanta by Taj Hotels & Resorts span options for the work-hard-play- hard traveller across metropolitan cities, other commercially important centres as well as some of the best-loved vacation spots. Stylish & sophisticated, Vivanta by Taj delivers premium hotel experiences with imagination, energy & efficiency. It’s the flavour of contemporary luxury, laced with cool informality and the charming Taj hospitality. An experience that always inspires your senses. An experience that seeks to redefine the usual. An experience that serves up the ordinary with a twist. That is Vivanta for you. Vivanta Dal View from the Lake Quick Peek 1730 metres above sea level 20 kilometres from Srinagar International Airport Located on Kralsangri Hill overlooking the scenic Dal Lake Bordered by the majestic snow-capped Zabarwan Range in the winters and overlooking the Tulip Gardens in full bloom in spring The ultimate romantic getaway Built keeping in mind the tastes of the new age traveller, perfect for guests looking for a contemporary experience in an idyllic setting. Gar firdaus, ruhe zamin ast, hamin asto, hamin asto, hamin asto Retreat Spread across 6 acres 81 spacious lake facing rooms of over 500 sq. ft. – Superior Charm - 8 – Deluxe Delight – 32 – Premium Indulgence – 40 Marvellous lake facing 03 Suite : – Premium Temptation Suite – 02 (Under process) – Presidential Nirvana Suite - 01 (Under process) Designed with classic, elegant décor and a variety of comforts. Each room houses a comfortable study table and a 37” LCD TV Large plush bathrooms with bathtubs and rain showers Accented in copper, local timber/ wood carvings and warm earthy colours 5 23 October 2013 Superior Charm Add charm to your stay with Vivanta by Taj – Srinagar, Kashmir. Eachoroom spread over an area of 450 sq.ft Overlooking the lake and mountains with a private balcony which makes your trip a memorable one. – Wi-Fi as well as Wired internet – 37” LCD TV – Cable and Satellite Connection – Tea maker – Iron & ironing board(on Request) – 24-hour in-room dining – 24-hour laundry – room mini bar – Electronic Safe – Work desk with Table lamp – Morning News paper 7 23 October 2013 Deluxe Delight Designed to delight, your stay at Vivanta by Taj – Srinagar, Kashmir Each room is decorated in modern style and spread over an area of 550 sq.ft Private sit out with panoramic view of the valley gives a feel of life and the essence of being in paradise – Wi-Fi as well as wired internet – 37” LCD TV – Cable and Satellite Connection – Tea maker – Iron & ironing board(on Request) – 24-hour in-room dining – 24-hour laundry – Room mini bar – Electronic Safe – Work desk with Table lamp – Morning News paper 8 23 October 2013 Deluxe Delight Premium Indulgence Designed for most Pleasurable moments during your stay at Vivanta by Taj – Srinagar, Kashmir Each room is decorated in modern style and spread over an area of 650 sq.ft Private sit out with panoramic view of the valley gives a feel of life and the essence of being in paradise – Wi-Fi as well as wired internet – 37” LCD TV – Cable and Satellite Connection – Tea maker – Iron & ironing board(on Request) – 24-hour in-room dining – 24-hour laundry – Room mini bar – Electronic Safe – Work desk with Table lamp – Morning News paper 10 23 October 2013 Premium Indulgence Feast Dining options at Vivanta Srinagar offer the best of the region, continental favourites and Chinese. Latitude – Our All Day Diner Jade Dragon – Our Chinese Restaurant Tea Lounge 24 X 7 In-Room Dining Private dining options Latitude – Multicusine All Day Diner Jade Dragon Jade Dragon, the resort’s Chinese specialty restaurant, presents an assortment of delectable options. The restaurant overlooks the famous Zabarvan mountain range. Primarily the restaurant theme is golden and maguey and mahogany (Aloe Vera green). The cuisine is predominantly Sichuan. The sitting area is a combination of sofa and wood. The restaurant also has an open air dining area for 20 covers (summers only). Jade Dragon 15 23 October 2013 Tea Lounge Private Dining – Wazwan Experience Meet & Celebrate If you are organizing an important business meet, Tango is a spacious 5,500 sq. ft. hall with modern conference facilities overlooking Dal Lake. – TANGO 1 – 42.8ft*56.3 = 2400 sq. ft. – TANGO II - 42ft*56.3ft = 2365 sq. ft. – Additional Pre-function area. Name: Tango 1 Area: 4765 sq.ft Classroom 100 Guests Theater Style 400 Guests Banquet 500 Guests U Shape 60 Guests Sit Down 200 Guests Board Room 60 Guests Casual 500 Guests Tango Work & Play 24-hour Fitness Centre w/ personal trainer, circuit training and cardio machines Wi-fi enabled Heated Outdoor Swimming Pool - Plunge into the waters of the Infinity pool, alternating laps between views of Dal Lake and the Zabarwan peaks Jiva Spa – Coming Soon More exclusive functions can be held on our lawns Babysitting (with 24 hrs prior notification) Currency exchange Doctor-on-call Pet friendly hotel Work & Play – In Srinagar Dal Lake is known for its houseboats Nagin Lake is another famous lake in the city Just outside the city are found the Shalimar Gardens created by Jahangir, the Mughal emperor, in 1619. The Mughal Gardens located in Srinagar and its close vicinity – – Chashma Shahi (the royal fountains) – Pari Mahal (the palace of the fairies) – Nishat Bagh (the garden of spring) – Shalimar Bagh (built by Jahangir for Nur Jahan, in 1619) – Naseem Bagh – Tulip Gardens - Recently opened to public by Mrs Sonia Gandhi. The gardens have rows of Tulips of different colurs and shades. Places of worship – – Hazratbal Shrine – Houses a relic believed by many to be a hair of the Prophet Muhammad – Jama Masjid - One of the oldest mosques in Kashmir – Shankaracharya Temple on Sulaiman Hill – Dates back to 200 BC – Kheer bhawani in Ganderbal Motifs Shikara experience on the Dal Lake Golfing (on request) Trout fishing (on request) Char Chinar hop over Water sports (on request) Day trekking Fruit picking at an orchard Sightseeing of the city (on request) Surrender yourself to Chefs’ hands by the poolside for a truly amazing culinary experience With each Vivanta hotel we present a few novel offerings to our guests. These motifs are a representation of the Vivanta philosophy of hospitality with a difference. 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