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"Amritara" derives its origins from Sanskrit. 'Amrit' meaning pure, the nectar of gods or holy water and 'Tara' means stars, or celestial bodies.
Amritara promises an experience for the mature adventurous traveler. We are focussed on the leisure travel segment with an accent on providing our guests with a rejuvenating, real life experiences.

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"Amritara" derives its origins from Sanskrit. 'Amrit' meaning pure, the nectar of gods or holy water and 'Tara' means stars, or celestial bodies.

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Amritara Aura Spa Retreat, Goa

Set amidst 4 acres of tropical Goan forest orchard, Aura welcomes you to step into luxurious tranquility. Sitting nestled in the quaint village of Manderam, we have designed your experience to be that with nature, where we respect the serenity and life of our natural environment.
Aura provides an extraordinary space for group yoga retreats. Our luxurious retreat has two yoga-shalas and yogi’s to help curate a personalized wellness experience for you.
Aura, a boutique retreat nestled along a quiet stretch of Mandrem in North Goa. Situated a few meters from the beach.

"Amritara" derives its origins from Sanskrit. 'Amrit' meaning pure, the nectar of gods or holy water and 'Tara' means stars, or celestial bodies.

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Amritara Suryauday Haveli, Varanasi, Uttar pradesh

Suryauday Haveli on Shivala Ghats is a reflection of the spirit of the holy city of Banaras. The Haveli traces its history back to the early 20th century. It was built by the Royal Family of Nepal as a retreat for the aged. It’s now been painstakingly put together again to provide the best ghat experience in Banaras.

Your stay begins with a 15 minute boat ride upstream along the famous ghats of Banaras to reach the Haveli. The Haveli is also connected by small alleys and streets leading to the Famous Kashi Vishwanath Temple (15 minutes walk).

"Amritara" derives its origins from Sanskrit. 'Amrit' meaning pure, the nectar of gods or holy water and 'Tara' means stars, or celestial bodies.

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Amritara Raga on the Ganges, Rishikesh, Uttarakhand

Raga promises a rejuvenation of body, mind and soul. Every nook and corner of the resort has a surprise waiting for you – from breathtaking views, wild seasonal flowers and the birds that come to flock on the flowering trees, Raga is truly a “resort” to one’s soul.

The Raga experience is not complete unless one gets adrenaline shot with white water rafting, reflect with yoga on the river side, get pampered at the spa and indulge in a gastronomic affair!

"Amritara" derives its origins from Sanskrit. 'Amrit' meaning pure, the nectar of gods or holy water and 'Tara' means stars, or celestial bodies.

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Amritara Shalimar Spice Garden, Thekkady, Kerala

A simple remedy for the heat and humidity of the plains of Kerala is a trip to the mountains of Thekkady. Shalimar Spice Garden Resort is located at a height of 800 meters at the edge of the Periyar Tiger Reserve. The air here is relatively cool and life is simple. The straw covered cottages stand in the midst of bright green spice plantations that are surrounded with trees laden with mangoes, nutmeg and cardamom.

"Amritara" derives its origins from Sanskrit. 'Amrit' meaning pure, the nectar of gods or holy water and 'Tara' means stars, or celestial bodies.

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Amritara The Poovath Heritage, Fort Kochi, Kerala

Relive the glorious past at The Poovath Heritage, a renovated colonial building from the colonial era. It stands by bewitching Arabian Sea in Fort Kochi on the south west coast of India. Fort Kochi also known as ‘Queen of the Arabian Sea’ is a laid back coastal town with a colonial past.

Vestiges of Portuguese, Dutch, and British (in that order) colonialism lie scattered apart from the religious influences like synagogues, churches and so on. But long before them, the Arabs and the Chinese and even the Greeks traded with Kochi. So, it is aptly said to be the cultural crossroads. For those with a penchant for history, Poovath and the surroundings will have much to say.

"Amritara" derives its origins from Sanskrit. 'Amrit' meaning pure, the nectar of gods or holy water and 'Tara' means stars, or celestial bodies.

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Amritara A Beach Symphony, Mararikulam

This beachside escape in Mararikulam near Alleppey is a peaceful sanctuary where guests can switch off and tune into the sounds of nature, like the symphony of waves lapping the nearby shoreline of the Arabian Sea and the melodies of bird song.
With only four roomy cottages set in a large lush garden full of palm trees and tropical plants, this is not a resort but more like an exclusive hideaway that ensures ample space and privacy for every guest.
The cottages are designed for outdoor living with indoor and outdoor spaces merging seamlessly. The airy guest rooms open onto spacious verandas with comfortable sitting areas and an open-air private dining area. Most bathrooms are also open to the outdoors and are another way to commune with nature. Though the cottages are traditional in style and tastefully decorated with a simple uncluttered aesthetic, they do not lack the usual modern comforts you’d expect, like air-conditioning and free Wi-Fi.
The ocean is only steps away. Dive into its waves or relax on the sandy beach. Watch fisherman arrive with their catch in traditional boats. Or enjoy a sunset stroll along the shoreline.

"Amritara" derives its origins from Sanskrit. 'Amrit' meaning pure, the nectar of gods or holy water and 'Tara' means stars, or celestial bodies.

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Amritara Ambatty Green Resort, Coorg, Karnataka

Tucked away in the hills of Coorg, Ambatty is a perfect hideaway to rejuvenate your mind and the soul. An ideal base for a great holiday, Ambatty has a lot to offer to everyone. You may be a lotus-eater looking for a quiet holiday or an avid golfer trying to hit the elusive birdie or the serious outdoor enthusiasts looking for some white water fun or a dedicated birder looking for the rare Black-nape Monarch Fly Catcher!

"Amritara" derives its origins from Sanskrit. 'Amrit' meaning pure, the nectar of gods or holy water and 'Tara' means stars, or celestial bodies.

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Amritara Chandra Mahal Haveli, Bharatpur, Rajasthan

Chandra Mahal Haveli is discerning and charming heritage experience in a village called Pahersar, about 25 kilometres from Bharatpur city. Built in 1840 ts 170 year rich heritage is witnessed many generations of multi cultural and multi ethnic past. The Haveli is a representation of Persian architecture, which is very different from the palaces and forts of Rajasthan.
Today, the Haveli is guaranteed to transport you to gone by era. Nestled right in the center of this timeless rural village, this experience is far removed from the fast-paced urban lifestyle. With nothing but simplicity and agriculture around, it brings you closer to some earthy rural realities.
Restored painstakingly, this haveli retains a lot of its old-world charm while at the same time having all the modern amenities that is a necessity to today’s traveller. The Haveli has been upgraded to provide you with every expected service and convenience, from elaborate Food & Beverage to well-appointed rooms and suites. Recreation facilities include an outdoor swimming pool area and wide open manicured lawns which provide enough and more room for leisurely sprawling around and recreation activities like outdoor dining, play area for kids and traditional evening entertainment.

"Amritara" derives its origins from Sanskrit. 'Amrit' meaning pure, the nectar of gods or holy water and 'Tara' means stars, or celestial bodies.

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Amritara Gogunda Palace, Udaipur, Rajasthan

Experience living in an Authentic palace-fortress dating back to the 16th century. Maharana Pratap Singh was coronated in Gogunda in 1572. A secret gem hidden within the Aravalli mountains has been carefully restored to its original splendor enclosing beautiful garden courtyards with Suites and rooms appointed with the quintessentially Rajasthani décor.
The heritage hotel features an outdoor swimming pool, Heritage Quarter the multi-cuisine restaurant, Bougainvillea Bar by the pool and The Aravalli Terrace from where one can view the mountain range whilst enjoying the beautiful sunset with refreshing drinks. A continental buffet or vegetarian breakfast can be enjoyed at the property.

Gogunda Palace is situated in Gogunda 36 km away from Udaipur, 36 km from Jagdish temple, 36 km from Bagore ki Haveli, 37 km from City Palace Udaipur, 38kms from Lake Pichola and 49 km from the Maharana Pratap Airport. Suites and rooms blending vivid color, rich upholstery with marble, wood, and stone accents are Air-conditioned and feature a flat-screen TV, electric kettle and a mini-bar. The bathroom features a marble carved shower tray, hairdryer, and personal safe. A 24-hour front desk and free WiFi are available.

For a truly local experience, the hotel offers guided heritage walks of the village, a visit to the nearby farm to experience rural life, enjoy cycling on the twining roads or take a short trip to Ranakpur, Haldighati or Kumbhalgarh.

"Amritara" derives its origins from Sanskrit. 'Amrit' meaning pure, the nectar of gods or holy water and 'Tara' means stars, or celestial bodies.

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Amritara Jawai Sagar, Pali, Rajasthan

An ancient land, dominated by craggy granite boulders where the boundaries of the three kingdoms of Marwar, Mewar, and Sirohi once converged. Here the Jawai river and lake formed by the reservoir are the heart and soul of this arid region, providing sustenance to mankind and wildlife.
Nestled at the base of a sheer granite outcrop called Nag Giri or Cobra Mountain is Jawai Sagar. These outcrops are also the abode of the resplendent Indian leopard. The northern edge of the resort is lapped by the waters of the Jawai lake where the Indian Mugger crocodile might be seen basking in the sun while flocks of flamingos and pelicans lazily circle the waters.
At night the stars shine in the clear skies and the waters of the lake shimmer in the moonlight. The silent night only broken by the call of the great horned owl as he alerts the animals of the prowling Leopard.

"Amritara" derives its origins from Sanskrit. 'Amrit' meaning pure, the nectar of gods or holy water and 'Tara' means stars, or celestial bodies.

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Amritara Sadka, Amritsar

Set in Amritsar, within 1.4 km of Golden Temple and 1.2 km of Durgiana Temple, Amritara Sadka Amritsar offers accommodation with a terrace and as well as free private parking for guests who drive. Among the facilities of this property are a restaurant, a 24-hour front desk, and room service, along with free WiFi throughout the property. The accommodation features a concierge service, valet parking and ticket service for guests.
Popular points of interest near the accommodation include Jallianwala Bagh, Partition Museum and Narula's Mall. The nearest airport is Sri Guru Ram Dass Jee International Airport, 13 km from Amritara Sadka Amritsar.

"Amritara" derives its origins from Sanskrit. 'Amrit' meaning pure, the nectar of gods or holy water and 'Tara' means stars, or celestial bodies.

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Amritara Horn Bill Camp

Hornbill Camp at Thattekkad near Kochi (70 km from Munnar), is so located, to perfectly blend into the forest, so you can enjoy your own private jungle and the spectacular view of the River Periyar. Along its banks, birds flock in their thousands and the cool ambience is the ultimate prize for the birder. Known as the Birder's Paradise, the Hornbill Camp and the adjoining Dr. Salim Ali Bird Sanctuary is home to over 300 species of birds, including all the endemics. Mottled Wood Owl, Brown Wood Owl, Spot-bellied Eagle Owl, Malayan Night Heron, Sri Lanka Frogmouth, Rusty-tailed Flycatcher, Grey-headed Bulbul, Nilgiri Wood Pigeon are some of the rarer species found here.

"Amritara" derives its origins from Sanskrit. 'Amrit' meaning pure, the nectar of gods or holy water and 'Tara' means stars, or celestial bodies.

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Khana Pakana

We have Menu with the Variety of Indian and choice of "Continental & Chinese" cuisine. Our traditional Maharaj (Hindu Cook) will surprise you with delectable food from across the Indian sub-continent. Each day comprises of new culinary surprises. We also provide personalized candlelight dinner on a chargeable basis. Roof terrace serves light snacks and beverages. Probably the best location in the city to catch the sunrise.

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Peharsi Andaz

Overlooking the Poolside, our tastefully appointed restaurant has 30 covers, including a Private Dining Room. Specializing in all kinds of Indian cuisine, our chefs are well capable of dishing out popular continental and international preparations. The hotel uses fresh produce from the village field lending to the charm of the dining here.

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Bougainvillea Bar

Great hors d’oeuvres. A connoisseur’s selection of wines, cigars and spirits makes this outdoor bar a royal retreat to enjoy a lazy sundowner or a hot afternoon pick me up. If you’re the nostalgic type, you can always imagine the kings celebrating victories and successful hunts here-with a drink too many under their gallant belts

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