Raja Ravi verma

( About Venue )

Raja Ravi Varma is located on the first floor, featuring large windows that fill the space with abundant natural light.

The venue opens out to a terrace overlooking the lush green golf course, where golfers can be seen teeing off creating a refreshing ambience that makes it ideal for both formal and informal gatherings.

( Venue Details )

First Floor

Location

Theatre Seating: 30 guests
Round Table: 20 guests
Boardroom Setup: 18 guests

Capacity

1 Boardroom – Sir T. Madhavrao

Connected Spaces

22' x 18' x 15' / 6.7 x 5.5 x 4.5 Mts

Venue Dimensions

396 Sq. Ft. / 121 Sq. Mts

Venue Area

( Story Behind the Name )

This hall is dedicated to Raja Ravi Varma (1848–1906) one of India’s greatest painters, often hailed as the father of modern Indian art.

Renowned for blending European realism with Indian mythological and classical themes, his works brought divine and historical figures to life with emotion and grace.

Born in the princely state of Travancore, Raja Ravi Varma’s association with the Gaekwads of Baroda was especially significant. Invited to Maharaja Sayajirao Gaekwad III’s court in 1881, he painted the Maharaja’s investiture portrait and several other royal family artworks leaving behind a timeless legacy of artistic brilliance.

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