The Sun

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• The Sun
• The Sand
• And Rhythm of the Soul..
• The Goan Magic

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GOA

• Goa, a tiny emerald land on the West Coast of
  India with its natural scenic beauty is a
  masterpiece of nature. Known as the Pearl of the
  Orient, Goa beckons with its natural beauty,
  stretches of pristine white sand, mesmerizing
  palm trees, white churches resting against lush
  green paddy fields and strumming of guitars from
  distant taverns to make Goa a perfect hideaway
  for those seeking respite from the concrete
  jungle of modern civilization. Goa with its
  attractive beaches and temples, old Goan homes
  famous for its architecture, feasts and festivals
  and above all hospitable people with the rich
  cultural milieu have an ideal touristic profile.
  
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  With a
  coastline of around 25 to 40 Kms, nested
  in-between the warm boundless blue of the Arabian
  Sea and the slopes of the Western Ghats, the
  beaches serve up great aqua sports, fishing and
  snorkeling experience for marine enthusiasts. One
  can scuba dive into a few wrecks dating to the
  colonial Portuguese era, para-sail, water ski,
  sail and wind surf. You can take diving lessons,
  embark on fishing trips, dolphin cruises,
  crocodile spotting in backwaters or just sail to
  deserted islands and have a beach bar-be-que.
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  Goa was a Portuguese colony for 450
  years and was liberated on 19 December 1961.
  Since then it has assimilated in the Indian ethos
  but still has maintained its distinct identity in
  its life style, music, dance, food, drinks and
  its festivals. Panjim the capital of Goa,
  having preserved its heritage remarkably well, is
  vested with private houses and government
  buildings that date back to Portuguese times.

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Goa

• Some of the famous beaches in Goa are, Sinquerim,
  Calangute, Baga, Anjuna, Vagator, Morjim and
  Cavelossim, Varca, Benaulim last being famous for
  turtle nesting. Large airy balconies, houses with
  red roofs, narrow roads, wooded hills, baroque
  churches, ancient temples and old Goan mansions
  with their wide long verandahs, along-with
  mangrove backwaters is an experience which would
  fill your heart with something more than just
  tranquility.
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  paradise is an astonishing mix of traditional and
  contemporary elements and manages to keep a happy
  balance between preserving its cultural heritage
  and allowing new impulses to bring about change.
  The zest of Goans for music and dance is amply
  reflected in its festivals like Carnival, Holi,
  Diwali, and Easter besides of course Christmas
  and New Year, which is a weeklong party.

• Goa serves an incredible range of exotic
  delicacies hence it has got its name Gourmet
  Paradise. It has a wave of fusion restaurants
  like Italian, Mexican, Chinese and Thai. One can
  savor North Indian, Punjabi Mughlai cuisine.
  The haunting flavors of Goan cuisine
  unforgettably tantalize the taste buds. A visit
  to seaside shacks is a must where one can have a
  sumptuous taste of fish, prawns, crabs, calamari,
  lobsters etc. One of the most traditional drinks
  of India, Feni, comes from Goa, brewed from both
  palm tree as well as caju fruit. Though all types
  of liquors are readily available across the state
  at a very reasonable price, the Goans are as
  emotional about their feni as they are about
  their cuisine.
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  Goas
  weather is warm but never too hot, temperatures
  vary between 21 degree Celsius to 35 degree
  Celsius (70F to 90 F) and features cloudless blue
  skies except the monsoon the period between June
  to September. However it is also during the
  monsoons that Goa is at its most beautiful with
  green fields and strong winds. Goan temples and
  churches are a must see for all. Old Goa boasts
  of the largest cathedral in Asia and the
  magnificent Basilica, which houses the mortal
  remains of St. Francis Xavier the patron St. of
  Goa. Some of the best known Hindu temples are the
  XIVth century Tambdi Surla in the far-east,
  Mangueshi Temple with its mixed blend of
  Architecture, Shree Mahalsa temple with its
  exotic wooden carved pillars plus a host of other
  ancient churches and temples.
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  If you are interested in exotic birds
  animals, Goa has wildlife sanctuaries, unspoiled
  countryside, grassy savannas tribal villages.
  The biggest sanctuary, Bhagwan Mahavir wild life
  sanctuary, is 240 sq. km of tropical forest. Some
  of the common animals / birds are monkeys, wild
  boars, deer, Indian bison, peacocks, Egrets,
  spotted dove, painted bush quail, blue rock
  pigeon, three toed kingfisher, golden oriole,
  magpie robin and host of other land and water
  birds.

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Goa general information how to go
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The Hotel Project SHIKHAR At Anjuna Bardez, G
oa.
A Hotel Resort
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• Finally, a resort worthy of Anjuna

Lack of decent accommodation Goa, the cockpit of
Indian Tourism enjoys a round the year season and
hence demand for rooms. But it totally lacks
accommodation for the travelers of the 21st
century. Both domestic and foreign travelers have
increased by over 50 year-on-year since 2001.
Goa offers 6092 rooms in 83 classified hotels as
on 2007 with occupancy rates in excess of 90
year-round. The upsurge of Indian economy backed
by enhanced and affordable air connectivity have
ensured huge influx of domestic tourists thereby
putting even higher pressure on the already tight
accommodation sector. This has helped the resorts
of quality and substance to reduce allocation for
charters thereby increasing their revenues and
occupancies through the ever growing domestic
market. Tourism is always sustained by middle c
lass tourists who look forward to 3 4 star
standard hotels which Goa has extreme paucity.
The Mayfairs USP would be in-line with the above
objective and opportunity.
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• Nirvana Nest Resort
• Finally, a resort worthy of Anjuna

Resort for the 21st century traveler
By its very name, the resort would appeal to the
traveler. European landscape, swimming, indoor
and outdoor activities, bar.all to attract the
discerning traveler. The existing hotels in the
area are somehow catering to the excessive
demand but there is a huge gap and this is likely
to grow many-fold. With new economy taking long
strides and the city expanding, the vaccum would
be felt further in these areas.
Resort Concept Resort accommodation is much more
than a decorated bedroom. It is an entire world
of comfort, fun and camaderie. Everything is
available, all the time, in a clean and aesthetic
environment. Ambience, style, facilities,
comfort,.each element must be carefully planned
and executed and perhaps most importantly,
maintained. It has to be affordable for most, e
ven for a week-end getaway. The location selected
at Varca, with lush green surroundings amidst a
plush field and within close proximity of Varca
beach, Railway Station, and direct connectivity
to the airport, would always be the Resort loved
by one and all.
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About Anjuna
The Anjuna band plays for the beach party at
night. Palm trees stand motionless in the warm
air. To the east is a mountain. If you want to
return to civilization, climb the mountain to get
to Baga where you can catch a ferry out. This is
the Goa Freak capital of the World. Anjuna
becomes a fair of colors. Lines of vehicles full
of tourists start virtually raising clouds of
dust in this area. Anjuna attracts a weird and
wonderful collection of over monks, defiant
ex-hippies, gentle lunatics, artists, artisans,
seers, searchers, sybarites and itinerant
expatriates who normally wouldn't be seen out of
the organic confines of their health-food emporia
in San Francisco or London. Full moon, when the
infamous parties take place, is a particularly
good time to be here if you want to indulge in
bacchanalian delights. Only a Brit would think
about raving about the main beach, but it's worth
the walk to the small, protected sliver of sand
at South Anjuna where the area's long-term
house-renters tend to gather.
Market
World Famous Flee Market
St. Michael Church
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About Anjuna
Anjuna is a picturesque little sea side village
in North Goa, on the shores of the Arabian Sea.
Discovered by the flower children in the late
60's, it still remains the undisputed capital of
Goa's rave scene. Its colorful past and vivacious
present have given it a surreal quality where
Anything goes. All kinds of people congregate
here to party up a storm and later unwind at its
many laid back beaches.Shallow red literate
cliffs border Anjuna beaches, terraced coconut
plantations add a dash of vivid green to its
landscape and silvery white sands welcome the
azure waters that endlessly wash over it and then
recede. Anjuna abundant natural beauty has made
it a perfect setting for many a hopping beach
party. Along with its frenetic parties, the
beaches here also have a laid back atmosphere
many restaurants offer an array of global
cuisines. Shops, stalls and lamani women sell
trinkets from all over India and the option of
water sports adds activity to an other wise lazy
and relaxing holiday.
Location Anjuna is a small sea side village that
lies 18 kms away from Panaji, the capital of
Goa. It is situated in the north Bardez Taluka, j
ust south of Vagator Beach and north of the
Baga- Calangute-Candolim stretch, from which it i
s cut off by the Baga river Getting ThereAir -
The nearest airport is at Dabolim, which is 29
km away from Panaji and 47 km from Anjuna.
A pre paid taxi costs around Rs 700 from here to
Anjuna. Rail - From Thivim Station, which is 19
kms away, a taxi costs Rs 300 while from Panjim
Station, which is 25 kms away, a taxi costs Rs 4
00. Road - Motorcycle taxis take you from Anjuna
to Vagator and Calangute. Buses operate from
Panjim and Mapusa about every hour. Autos are
also available from Mapusa. EntertainmentThe ni
ghtlife is what Anjuna is really famous for. From
raves on moonlit beaches to very many
trance bars, Anjuna always has many simultaneous
parties each night to keep things rocking.
Water sports are another added attraction here,
limited mostly to the calmer south beach area,
snorkeling around the rocks allows one to spot a
large variety of sea life
AttractionsAnjuna is so huge that there is
actually a south, middle and north Anjuna beach.
Most of the hotels, bars and rest.
aurants are clustered around the north beach
area. The St. Anthony's Church is worth a visit
and the Flea Market makes the village come alive
with color every Wednesday. This colorful market
was begun by the hippies who lived here in the 1
970s, however, today one finds a large number of
Tibetans, Kashmiris and Lamani women peddling
all kinds of trinkets and clothes from all over
India. An eclectic array of goodies can be found
here, don't be surprised to come across some good
quality hummus and yak cheese.
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EntertainmentThe nightlife is what Anjuna is
really famous for. From raves on moonlit beaches
to very many trance bars, Anjuna always has many
simultaneous parties each night to keep things
rocking. Water sports are another
added attraction here, limited mostly to the
calmer south beach area, snorkeling around the
rocks allows one to spot a large variety of sea
life. AccommodationThe TamarindThe Tamarind
hotel is about two and a half kilometers away
from the beach and offers comfortable
accommodation. The rooms are priced between Rs
600 to Rs.2,500. The hotel also has a swimming
pool, facilities for mini golf and billiards.
White Negro With a name as outrageous and
politically incorrect the White Negro, this hotel
does stand out for reasons other than its name.
The accommodation is elegant and priced between
Rs 300-1,000. The hotel is a short walk away
from the beautiful church of St. Anthony's.
Hotel Bougainvilla Set in an old mansion on a
wooded estate this hotel has a wonderfully
soothing atmosphere. Not too close to the beach,
however it provides spacious and agreeable
accommodation for Rs 400 - 3,800.
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• Interior Visions

Air-conditioned public spaces shall show a lot of
exposed wood beams, stone and wood floors,
offering the best international local cuisine and
beverages.
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• Interior Visions

Soft, ambient lighting and panoramic views will
distinguish the restaurant. Of course, the food,
beverage and service is expected to be par
excellence.
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• Interior Visions
• The Rooms

Plush and spacious with Sea views.
A private balcony, spacious lounge and a walk in
closet offer the guest luxurious space in a
configuration offering the maximum view.
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• The Proposed Resort

The Project is proposed to be built in clusters
of one, two and three-storey blocks merging with
its surrounds. The site is wooded and contoured,
creating a perfect resort atmosphere.
The buildings would be distributed at the conven
ience of the trees, which remain undisturbed. In
fact, many new trees shall be planted,
supplemented by wild flowers, manicured lawns,
water bodies, rivulets, etc. The sprawling 900
sq. mt. site shall be served by discreet
internal tracks for movement of guests, staff and
materials. Rooms ranging from the suites to the
luxurious rooms shall be linked to the central
Swimming Pool, Restaurant Block.
Health club, restaurant, coffee shop, bar lounge,
recreational area, swimming pool, amongst others,
shall add to the fun of putting greens, walking
tracks.
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1. Current position of the Construction
Plinth for Hotel Building is ready.
1. Present status of the Project
The Promoter company is the lawful

owner of the land.
Necessary
clearance
and permission are obtained

from the various authorities and

started the
construction work and

complete the plinth of 3 buildings.
2. Owners Redg. Company
Private Ltd. Company, incorporated

and registered under
the Company Act
in
January, 1999 with registered of

Companies.
3. N.O.C. Permission
Panchayat

Town Planning
P.WD

Tourism

Hotel Registration

Pollution
Sub-Division

Marketing tie up with Tour
Operation
Health department
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• We will sending you shortly location map
• with hybrid view, satellite view and actual
  photographs of the Neighborhood.

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• Thank you..