PURVA ORIENT GRAND, Lalbagh Bangalore

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PURVA ORIENT GRAND, Lalbagh Bangalore
YOUR TRUE LEGACY AWAITS
STANDING TALL ON UPSCALE LALBAGH ROAD, PURVA ORIENT GRAND IS A LANDMARK DEVELOPMENT AND THE IDEAL SETTING FOR YOUR LIFE. AIRY, IMMACULATELY DESIGNED ROOMS, LUSH LAWNS, UNRIVALLED AMENITIES AND A LIFESTYLE THAT ELEVATES SENSE, SPIRIT AND STATUS. PART OF OUR LEADING WORLDHOME RESIDENCES, PURVA ORIENT GRAND IS AN EXTRAORDINARY HOME FOR THOSE LIVING AN EXTRAORDINARY LEGACY.

3 & 4 BED RESIDENCES
INFINITY POOL AT THE 25TH LEVEL
CLUBHOUSE BY ANDY FISHER, SINGAPORE
THE FETE ROOFTOP RECREATION

PROJECT HIGHLIGHTS
PART OF WORLDHOME COLLECTION SERIES – A NEW-AGE MEDLEY OF INTEGRATED PLANNING, GLOBAL ALLIANCES, SUSTAINABLE PRACTICES, WORLD-CLASS EXPERIENCES AND TOP-NOTCH TECHNOLOGY.
WELL-PLANNED 3 BED & 4 BED SPACIOUS RESIDENCES
G+24 STOREY ICONIC MARVEL
DESIGNED BY THE WORLD’S BEST MINDS
CONCEPTUAL DESIGN BY URBAN FRAME – A SPACE MATRIX GROUP COMPANY
CLUB HOUSE DESIGNED BY SINGAPORE BASED ARCHITECT ANDY FISHER
FACADE DESIGN BY SDG, MUMBAI
LANDSCAPE DESIGN BY MASTER PLAN, CHENNAI
HOMES POWERED BY PURAVANKARA’S BLUNEX TECHNOLOGY – BEYOND HOME AUTOMATION

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The residential enclave Purva Orient Grand features the very best in Puravankara’s elite-luxury living segment. The project offers spacious 3,4 BHK Luxury Apartments with futuristic BluNex smart technologies as a part of the WorldHome Collection and luxurious features.

Beautiful landscapes, garden lawns all around, and the world-renowned Lalbagh botanical gardens mere minutes away from Purva Orient Grand make it more special & Elite.

The builder is guaranteed to bring a quality living experience to the community of Sudhama Nagar near Lalbagh, Basavanagudi, Central Bangalore with brilliant architecture and equivalent lifestyle in Purva Orient Grand.

Purva Orient Grand Location has excellent connectivity & it is located at the crux of Sudhama Nagar near Lalbagh, Richmond Road, Basavanagudi near Hudson Circle, HCG Hospital, RV Road, Jayanagar, and existing and upcoming communities & facilities.

Some of the luxury Amenities at Purva Orient Grand include fully equipped social clubs, garden lawn, fitness studio, infinity swimming pool, recreation rooms, spa & salon, children’s play area, Fete party hall, rooftop dining areas, and meticulously planned with utmost importance to state-of-the-art 24/7 securities.

This Apartments are Overlooking the Lalbagh. Know more about Lalbagh here

Lalbagh is one of Bengaluru’s major attractions. A sprawling garden situated in a 240 acres piece of land in the heart of the city, Lalbagh houses India’s largest collection of tropical plants and sub-tropical plants, including trees that are several centuries old. Exhibits like the Snow White and the seven dwarfs, and a topiary park, an expansive lake, a beautiful glasshouse modelled around the Crystal Palace in London adorn the park giving it a surrealistic atmosphere. A watchtower perched on top of a 3000 million years old rocky outcrop (which is a National Geological Monument), built by Kempegowda, the founder of Bengaluru also adorns the picturesque garden.

The botanical garden is enriched with numerous native and exotic flora of wide ranging diversity, by way of introduction, acclimatization and multiplication from various parts of the world since its inception in 1760. Today, 2150 species of plants belonging to 673 genera and 140 families can be seen in Lalbagh. The collection of such diverse types of plant wealth has made Lalbagh, a veritable treasure house of plants.

The three mango trees in the garden said to have been existent for the last 250 years, perhaps since the time of Hyder Ali and Tipu Sultan are located near the fernery. These trees have withstood the vagaries of nature and still bear fruits.

Lalbagh Glass House: Of the many artistic structures in Lalbagh, the Glass House is the most famous one. It is a magnificent structure modelled on the design of the Crystal Palace of England and erected during 1889-90. John Cameron, the then Superintendent of Lalbagh Gardens conceived the idea. In the beginning, this structure was called the “Albert Victor Conservatory” and intended for acclimatizing the exotic plant specimens. Now it is popularly known as the Glass House and is being used for conducting the popular biannual Flower shows.

Lalbagh, a feather in the cap of the Department of Horticulture of the Government of Karnataka has strived a long years of unstinted efforts in the maintenance of pristine glory, despite the polluting agents of (ultra) modern city life. As one enters through any of the four gates into the garden, it gives an unique experience of transition from ‘shell of a city’ into a heavenly abode of a green planet!

Lalbagh is full of fitness enthusiasts and devoted health keepers in the morning and evening hours and tourists from all over the country during the mid-day. There are also a large number of foreigners visiting the garden. It has been a silent week-end retreat easy to reach at the heart of the city.

Band Stand: The band stand is a circular wooden structure with artistically elevated roof supported by wooden pillars, which are fixed to a granite platform. Located almost in the centre of the garden; it is surrounded by lush green lawns encircled by parapet walls. The garden around the band stand is in the form of terrace. A panoramic view of the Glass House towards the East and the Topiary garden towards the West can be seen from the band stand.

Floral Clock: The Floral clock is installed near the entrance of the main gate. It is embedded in a colourful floral bed. Sculptures of the famous fairy tale characters viz., Snow White and Seven dwarfs are installed around the clock.

Bonsai Garden: The Bonsai Garden can be seen at the entrance of the double road gate, spread over an area of two and a half acres. There are 700 bonsai plants, aged from 1 year to 35 years, comprising of different varieties of tree species. These plants are exhibited for public viewing during the flower shows and all other days.

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