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Many tales of valour and glory are tucked into the folds of the
unassuming island town of Srirangapatna, former capital of one
of the bravest sons of Karnataka. Maybe it's due to the guile of
the beautiful Cauvery River that you tend to lap up every
anecdote the guide narrates.
You tend to believe that the legendary sword of Tipu Sultan,
housed within the State treasury, is sacred and no one dare
touch it. And, if stones could speak, probably every tiny pebble
on the banks of the Cauvery would make the English go red with
reminiscences of Tipu's conquest over the 'Unconquerable
Empire'. The lanes between the turfed outline of the
Srirangapatna Fort bear touching memorials to the life of this
unique king.
But if you're not too keen on going 'histerical' on a weekend
and need other diversions, Srirangapatna won't let you down. The
drive itself, past the golden rocks on which Sholay was shot and
through the paddy fields of Mandya, is rewarding in itself. It's
not too difficult to find your way around within Sriranga, or to
find what you want most out of your weekend. Cross the river to
enter the town. Turn right for the abode of Lord Ranganathaswamy
and the legend of Tipu Sultan, left to commune with a beautiful
river, the melody of whose movement you will carry in your heart
for a long time to come.
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Luxurious and Deluxe Rooms with or without Air Conditioning
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Private Balcony along river Cauvery
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Sit Outs added with excellent services will make your stay a
pleasant and memorable one
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Each room in this beautifully erected 'Royal Vasa'.
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Within reach of city life & out in the midst of Nature. That is
the promise of Royal Retreat.
Facilities
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Rooms
are provided with 24 hour Cable Television
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Attached bath with hot & cold running water
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Laundry service
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Private balcony
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Sit
out in all rooms
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Open
Air Swimming Pool
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Card
Room
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Fishing and Boating
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Amphi
Theatre for Cultural Shows
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Billiards
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Conference Hall well equipped with suitable for Board meetings,
Conferences, Sales Promotions, Workshops, Seminar, etc.
By Air
Bangalore is well connected by air from all metro cities in
India. Ranganathittu is just 120 kms from Bangalore.
By Road
Mysore is 12 kms and Bangalore is 120 kms from Ranganathittu
Bird Sanctuary.
As the last stretch of 8 km is a dirt track, through dense
jungle and inhabited by wild elephants, the guests are advised
to arrive well before sunset.
By Train
Srirangapatna railway station is 2 kms from Ranganathittu Bird
Sanctuary. Mysore railway station is 12 kms from the park.
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