A priest of the jagannath temple in puri on sunday stated he is putting in a 300-room luxury motel with a sturdy spiritual attention in the holy town.
The beachside challenge might be a natural vegetarian and non-liquor retreat, aiming to provide a "satvik" experience to pilgrims and travelers in search of spiritual serenity with cutting-edge comforts, the priest stated in a press conference right here. The current valuation is ₹two hundred crore, a reputable from his group said. "Puri isn't always just a vacation spot. It's a sacred homestead in which divinity meets the sea. The lodge will provide a mix of religious tranquility and luxury hospitality," Sevayat Daitapati Bhabani Das stated. The development price of the 'Jagannatham' venture is estimated at ₹110 crore, with the exception of land, he stated. The assignment, under Meridian Mist motel & inn, is being constructed on a seven-acre beachfront plot alongside the Puri-Konark marine power, about eight km from the jagannath temple in Puri. "I own the land, and there is no warfare or hobby with jagannath temple," he stated. Set to open in 14-16 months, before the Rath yatra of 2026, the hotel is anticipated to redefine religious tourism in puri, attracting both pilgrims and high-end visitors, Das said. Das and his own family personally own a hundred percent of the hotel; however, they are open to diluting equity based on the response to the assignment's membership program. The membership, priced at ₹3.5 lakh, ₹five lakh, and ₹7 lakh, gives individuals a 3-night stay consistent with a month for 5 years, making it a price-powerful alternative to luxurious motels in Puri. The inn targets 5,000 individuals in its preliminary segment. The resort will feature studio and deluxe cottages, a spa, an amphitheater, a walking track, a tennis court, and committed wellness areas.