HOLIDAY RESORT PROJECT BUSINESS PLANNAME OF THE PROJECT PARENTAL COMPANY ADDRESS AND CONTACT INFO Executive Summary The purpose of this business plan is to raise for the development of an five star catagoery clubhouse and resort while showcasing the expected financials and operations over the next five years. The Hotel and Resort, Inc. ( the Company ) is a Bengaluru based corporation that will provide customers with an outstanding resort experience. The Company was founded by TSCR KRISHNAPPA. BUSINESS GOAL The goal of the project is to develop a club house and resort facility in the proposed land. Site map Proposed land The proposed parcel of land is located 14 kms from the city of Hassan towards Chikmaglur town. The land is bounded by the scenic view hill top wind mills towards east, road towards south, greenery towards west and lake view towards north. Physical characteristics The parcel of land is generally flat with a maximum height variation of approximately 5 meters from the highest to the lowest points. it is very conducive for hospitality development as the cost of land formation etc.is limited. The property has a tremendous location being located at above said features of the location. It lacks views of the external facing vistas and the entire resort must be internal facing and hence design will play an very important role in on this project. Local access Local access to the site is private taxis, jeeps, buses, tourist cabs, personal vehicles and chauffeur driven vehicles Hagare overveiw The hospitality industry is the largest industry in hagare as the city is the base for Hassan tourism. Situated at a distance of 208 kms from Bangalore, Hassan is tranquil little town in the south India state of Karnataka. This quiet picturesque town is an ideal base to visit Shravanabelagola, Belur and Halebid. Hassan in Karnataka is the oldest town of Hoysala Empire of 11th to 13th century AD in India. Hassan has recently become a tourist destination for its unique style of architecture. Tourists stay at this small town to visit the nearby travel destinations of Belur and Halebid famous for their antique temples. Hassan overview Hassan (Kannada: ) is a district in Karnataka state, India. The district headquarters are Hassan. Hassan district was the seat of the Hoysala Empire which at its peak ruled large parts of south India from Belur as its early capital and Halebidu as its later capital during the period 1000 - 1334 CE. Today Hassan is primarily known worldwide for its Hoysala architecture and is a veritable treasure trove of about fifty sculptural marvels tucked In fact. The geography is mixed with the malnad or mountainous region to the west and south west called Bisle Ghat and the maidan or planis regions in the north.221. Mysore to the south.17 %. Its chief tributary is Yagachi from Belur taluq which joins it near Gorur. 38 hoblies & 2369 villages.084 and 3.[1] Kannada is spoken by a vast majority of the people in the district.[1] roughly equal to the nation of The Gambia[2] or the US state of Nebraska. Mandya District to the south east. Hoysala architecture The Hoysalas claim to immortality arises from their contribution to Kannada culture. Demographics According to the 2011 census Hassan district has a population of 1.Zag character of the walls and the density of sculpture on gray soap stone (chloritic schist) is however a unique features of Hoysala architecture.away in several villages and towns of the district. Hassan and Belur stands around 3.89%.[1] Hassan has a sex ratio of 1005 females for every 1000 males. Historians such as Henry Cousens and James Furgusson observed that the Hoysala style of architecture is essentially an extension and culmination of the vesara style initiated by theBadami Chalukyas and further enhanced by the Kalyani Chalukyas.[1] Its population growth rate over the decade 2001-2011 was 3. south and east. lathe turned pillars and pierced window screens used frequently by the Hoysalas is also commonly seen in earlier Kalyani Chalukya temples of north and central Karnataka. It is divided into 8 taluks. . Hassan is also known as the location of the Master Control Facility of the Indian Space Research Organization's Indian National Satellite System. Hemavathi passes through Holenarsipur taluq in a southerly direction and joins with Cauvery river near Hampapura close to the border of Hassan district. Chitradurga District to the north.[1] The district has a population density of 261 inhabitants per square kilometre (680 /sq mi) . the Zig. The Star shaped platform on which many Hoysala temples were constructed. Kannada literature and their own unique style of vesara architecture. Tumkur District to the east.[3] This gives it a ranking of 270th in India (out of a total of 640). Geography Lying between 12° 13´ and 13° 33´ North latitudes and 75° 33´ and 76°38´ East longitude.[1] and a literacy rate of 75. The district is surrounded by Chikmagalur District to the north west.776. There are some areas of degraded forest ranges in central portion of the district.150 feet (960 m) above the sea level respectively. Hassan district has a total area of 6826. the carved doorways. The general level of Hassan district is it slopes with the course of Hemavathi river from the western ghat ranges towards the bed of Cauvery river near Hampapura in the south east. Kodagu District to the south west and Dakshina Kannada district to the west. the Jagati.15 km². Other than this.Economy Tourism and coffee are the two main sources of income of Hassan district. Concerns According to estimates. Nageshwara and Channakeshava temples at Mosale. paddy and sugarcane. including Ramanathapura. Shanthigrama. . These are the Lakshminarasimha temple at Nuggehalli. However concerns remain that the true and full tourism potential may not have been exploited in the district. Proposals A proposal has been sent to the government for the development of some Hoysala temples and tourist places. Medicinal plants park at Hirekallugudda forest area of Arsikere taluk. Some of the sculptures and monuments in Channakeshava temple at Belur and the Hoysaleshwara temple at Halebidu have been damaged by vandals.1 km2) at Sriramadevarahalla of Belur taluk. A blame game between the Department of Tourism and ASI has been ongoing. The ASI has blamed lack of manpower to fully guard the premises effectively.000 acres (8. Sandalwood conservation centre on 2. Coffee is grown in the malnad areas of Sakleshpura. Eco-tourism in Bisle forest area of Sakleshpur taluk. Develop an 'eco-tourism at Belasinda forest area of Channarayapatna taluk on 100 acres (0. Lion safari at Gendekatte forest in an area of 120 hectares. 800. Twenty four of these are protected by Karnataka state archaeological department while the remaining twenty one are protected by the Archaeological Survey of India and are hence of national importance. ragi. Channakeshava (Allanatha) Temple at Kondajji. Lakshmidevi temple at Doddagaddavalli and Lakshminarayana temple at Adagur. potato.40 km2) of land. Concerned people have complained that some of the protected temples are not in good condition including Keshava and Someshwara temples at Harnahalli. Some temples which are really worth visiting should be on the tourist circuit too they said.000 tourists visited the temples of Hassan district. in the year 2005. Sriramadevarakatte and the Gorur Dam. Develop eight parisara vana or environmental parks in eight taluks of the district. farmers grow black pepper. Hassan district has forty five monuments that receive protection from authorities. Some of the successive rulers were also Jains untilRamanujacharya came to Hassan to escape persecution from the Cholas in early 12th century. setting an example of religious tolerance. took to Jainism.Transport By air Hassan airport is expected to be operational by 2015 and is expected cater to a passenger capacity of 3 million and cargo capacity of 100. One can get frequent Govt. The Hoysalas were Jains too and the mythical founder of the empire sala was said to be blessed by the Jain sage Sudatta Muni. During this time Vishnuvardhana was influenced by Ramanujacharya and accepted Hinduism.000 ton yearly. Shimoga and Mangalore. This tolerance is alive even today and can be seen in the importance given by the district administration and people in general to Jain religious events like Mahamastakabhisheka. Bengaluru international airport Mysore airport Manglaore airport By Road Hassan is well connected to Bangalore. While Most of the Hoysala monuments in Hassan are Hindu. Culture of Hassan Much of culture of Hassan district in the past is linked with the Hoysala and Ganga dynasty rulers who ruled over this area.13th c. and Chickmagalore. though his wife Shantaladevi continued to follow Jainism. By Rail Hassan is connected by rail to Bangalore. Mysore. Mangalore. . The airport will be an aircraft maintenance and modification (AMM) hub. Madikeri. Mysore. the monuments .. In fact the Channigraya temple in Belur was commissioned by her during the time the nearby famous Chennakeshavatemple was being built. Hubli. CE. and date between the 11th c. Initially the Gangas were Hindus but by the time of king Shivamara II 785 CE. buses to Hassan from these cities/towns. It is around 187 km from Bangalore and 115 km from Mysore. long after Jainism has ceased to be the main religious practice of this region. built around 982. Hole Narsipur Neminatha Temple:Neminatha Temple is an ancient Jain temple located at Hole Narsipur in Hassan District of Karnataka. except the palaces and colonial buildings of Mysore are replaced with exquisite vesaramonuments built by the Hoysalas. . Kadabu (different types of Kadabu's are prepared from rice and cereals) and talipittu (akki rotti made of rice flour). Its cuisine is a mix of Mysore. Aregal Basadi is a Jain Basadi situated in Jinanathapura. avalakki (beaten rice). An inscription in Shantigrama indicates that the founder was a Brahmin from Kashi. the shrine is dedicated to Bhagvan Neminatha. biscuits and breads etc. This basadi is believed to have been constructed by Chavundaraya. Its Bisle ghat area has the same scenic beauty of the Nilgiri district of Tamil Nadu without the rapid and extensive commercialization. Hassan is a place where Kannada literature finds famous personalities like Gorur Ramaswamy Iyengar. About 5% of the total population are Muslims. Here you can stay at the Karnataka state government run Hotel Mayura Velapuri.This Jain temple is the largest of its kind in area and the temple architecture resembles Hoysala style. Iyengar bakeries are a common feature in most towns and cities of Karnataka. puffs. Bhagvan Mahavir. Hassan is a largely agrarian community with a charm that is essentially similar to that of Mysore District. A community of Hebbar Iyengars an ancient Brahmin community who settled in this area for more than a thousand years. This highly decorated basadi enshrines a white marble idol of Lord Parshwanath. Kodagu and Dakshina Kannada districts resulting in tasty specialities like midigayi pickle (small raw mango). One does not have to travel more than a few kilometers to visit the next monument on the list. Today.999 CE. Belur: Belur is famous for the Chennakeshava temple built by Hoysala king Vishnuvardhana. is one of the oldest basadis on the Chandragiri hill. Hassan Iyengars.ofShravanabelagola are a colossal effort of the Jain Ganga dynasty who ruled from about 350 . the 22nd Tirthankar. Chavundaraya Basadi:The Chavundaraya Basadi. Bhandari Basti:Bhandari Basti is one of the main Jain temples on Chandragiri Hill in Karnataka and is south-east of Sravanabelagola. It is dedicated to Lord Neminath. This basadi has been built in the lines of Hoysala temple architecture. the eminent general of the Ganga King Rachamalla Sathyavakya. and is one of the most important Jain pilgrimage sites for in India. Hassan is also called as Poor man's Ooty. Built in 915 by Sri Chavundaraya. the main deity which is 30 inches tall and black in color is found in kayotsarga posture. in Hassan District of Karnataka. It located around 38 km from Hassan town and other spots like Veeranarayana temple may be visited. Tourist attraction Aregal Basadi:Built in the 12th century. sandige. Hongere Jain Temple is a famous pilgrim center in Hassan District. a different Brahmin community are well known all over south Karnataka for their tasty condiment preparations like cakes. Hongere Jain Temple:Built during the Hoysala's period in the 12th century. Gorur Dam: Gorur dam is made by embanking river Hemavathi. Its purpose is not to enclose any town but is to serve as a point of political strategy in the form of a protection and control point on the enemies to the rulers. the ruler of the erstwhile kingdom of Mysore. an open hall and a platform and is built in the Hoysala architectural style. is a famous hill situated at Shravanabelegola in Hassan District. Sakleshpur: Sakleshapur is a small town and is a mini hill station. also known as Vindhyagiri. This basadi has been built in the lines of Hoysala temple architecture. a favored tourist destination in Karnataka. It lies adjacent to the Chandragiri Hills. It is also know for coffee and spice cultivation. One has to climb around 600 steps to reach the hill top where a huge monolithic statue of Gomteshwara or Lord Bahubali is located. is one of the two main tributaries of Hemavati River. Mangalore or Mysore. It located around 12 km from Hassan town on the way Arakalagud. 6kms from Sakleshpura on the road to Mangalore. The temple is enclosed in a paved compound and includes a well and a water tank. Belur is well-known for its marvelous temples. The temple is exceptionally large and many of the decorations were added later in the 12th and 14th centuries. making it and nearby Halebidu. Bisle reserve forest or Bisle ghat: This area is famous for trekking. The Chennakesava Temple consists of a shrine. Mahamastakabhisheka is a grand festival here. The construction of the monument was started in 1121 by Ketamalla. a river flowing through Hassan District. in Hassan District of Karnataka. 50 km from Hassan and 10 km from Chananrayanpatna. . Shravanabelagola: Shravanabelagola is important religious center of jains. which takes place every 12 years. Hoyasaleswara temple is decorated with sculptures depicting scenes from the Hindu epic Ramayana. In order to subdue or attack the enemies who would infiltrate from Madikeri and Mangalore sides. This picturesque hillock is 143 m high and there are about five hundred steps which lead to the top of the hill. This highly decorated basadi enshrines a white marble idol of Lord Parshwanath. This is the largest monolithic statue in the world. Chennakesava Temple:The Chennakesava Temple is located at Belur in Hassan District of Karnataka. It is located 27 km from Hassan town. Indragiri Hills:Indragiri. Yagachi River: Yagachi. It can be a weekend escape from the cities like Bangalore. who belonged to the Hoysala dynasty during the 11th century to commemorate the victory of the Hoysala's over the Cholas at Talakad. which in turn merges with river Cauvery near Krishnarajasagar. Also. Aregal Basadi:Built in the 12th century. Hoyasaleswara Temple:Hoyasaleswara Temple is located in Belur city of Karnatka. At Halebidu you can stay at Tourist Cottages of Tourism Department.Halebidu: Halebidu is famous for the Hoysaleshwara temple. you can find various stautes of jain thirthankaras. a general of King Vishnu Vardhana of the Hoysala Dynasty. in Karnataka. The back water of Gorur dam is also known Hemavathi Reservoir. Here can also visit the temple of Yoganarasimha. Chennakesava literally means "handsome Kesava" and is a form of Hindu God Vishnu. It originates from the Western Ghats and finally dips into Hemavati. Tippu sultan developed this fort around 1782 AD as a watch tower rather then a full fledged defense point. Aregal Basadi is a Jain Basadi situated in Jinanathapura. It is dedicated to Lord Shiva. Manjrabad Kote or fort: Manjrabad fort is locared on the top of Adanigudda. It was built by a local ruler. built during the rule of Hoysala dynasty. Of the temples. the famous patron of Jainism. Lakshmi Venkataramana Swamy Temple:Lakshmi Venkataramana Swamy Temple is situated at Amaragiri Malekal Tirupati Hill near Arsikere in Hassan District of Karnataka. Javagal Lakshminarasimha Temple:Lakshminarasimha Temple is situated at Javagal. about 25 km from Channarayapatna. the Chamundaraya basti of 982 is the most outstanding. Lakshmi Devi temple. Here Lord Vishnu is widely known as Venkataramana Swamy. One can also see a stone mantapa atop this hill. The frontage presents Hajara and Navaranga. The presiding deity is Lord Vishnu. The reservoir is situated at 12°4'N and 76°3'E at an elevation of 840 m above mean sea level. at Shantigrama.Built around 1246. A Sacred Places:Known as Dakshina Kashi. in 1209. about 5 km from Arasikere in Hassan District of Karnataka. Main temple comprises Anjaneya swamy temple. and Venugopal swamy temple. There is a famous temple called Shri Lakshmi Venkataramana Swamy temple. in Karnataka. is situated at Agraharabelguli in Hassan District. This place is a lovely picnic spot. Hemavati Reservoir:Hemavati Reservoir was constructed in 1981 across the river Hemavati at Gorur. The temple enshrines Lakshmi Janardana Swamy s idol which is made out of single black stone carving. Chandragiri Hills: Chandragiri Hills in Sravanabelagola is famous for 14 shrines and the tomb of Chandra Gupta Maurya. Bisle Ghat:Bisle Ghat is an ideal place for trekkers. Informational lectures are conducted regularly. Amaragiri Malekal Tirupati Hill:Amaragiri Malekal Tirupati Hill is situated near Arsikere in Hassan District of Karnataka. idols. the temple shows influence of Hoysala architecture and the main deity is Lord Keshava (Lord Krishna). Lakshminarayana Temple:Lakshminarayana Temple is located at Nuggehalli in Hassan District. Lakshmi Janardana Swamy Temple is situated in Palya village of Alur taluk. located in Hassan District of Karnataka. Shantigrama Jain Temple:Located near Hassan.Brahmotsava is the main festival celebrated here. Shantigrama Jain Temple was built during the Hoysala period in the 12th century. this village is a noted pilgrimage center on the left banks of the river Cauvery. It is about 65 km from Sakleshpur. The Navaranga with its square granite pillars were built during . popularly known as Betteshwara. Vishnu and Shiva. The museum exhibits a rich collection of 12th-13th sculptures. Keshaveshwara Temple: Keshaveshwara Temple. Gopala and Lakshminarasimha. whose black idol is enshrined here. It is nearly 50 km away from the district. inscriptions and wood carvings.Lakshmi Janardana Swamy Temple(Also known as Dakshina Gaya ):Built by the Chalukyas around the 14th century. about 17 km from Belur. It is a fine specimen of Hoysala architecture with three shrines dedicated to Keshava. on Sakaleshpur-Subramanya road. a commander under the Hoysala Emperor Ballala II. about 20 km from Hassan. The place is a panoramic scenery. The museum has a well-stocked library. coins. It is an outstanding Hoysala structure with intricate artworks and carvings. consecrated by Kesiraja. is the most important temple here. Archaeological Museum:Archaeological Museum is located at Halebid. Prasanna Rameshwara Temple. Ramanathapura. Hemavati originates from the Western Ghats at Bellalarayanadurga in Chikmagalur District. The old Hoysala structure. The idol resembles Brahma. four and a half ft high. The temple is dedicated to Bhagvan Shantinatha. along with His consort Goddess Lakshmi. Some of the are as follows: y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y Hulikere (ornate stepped tank or Kalyani) Pushpagiri (Mallikarjuna. Parshwanath Basadi and Saantinatha Basadi) Malekal Tirupathi (Venkata Ramanna and Govidaraja temple) Shantigrama (Yoganarsimha. This may never come to the notice of the typical tourist. Dharmeshwara and Keshava temples) Anekere (Chennakaesava temple) Mallarajapatna (Lakshmaneshwara temple) Mavathanahalli (Mahalingeshwara temple) . Bhairava temples) Doddagaddavalli (Lakshmidevi temple) Koravangala (Govindeshwara. Nakeshwara and Bucheshwara temples) Kondajji (Vishnu temple) Adagur (Lakshminarayana temple) Chatachatahalli (Chatteshwara temple) Javagal (Narasimha temple) Haranahalli (Keshava and Someshwara temples) Arasikere (Ishwara temple) Hullekere (Channakeshava temple) Shantigrama (YogaNarasimha and Channakeshavaswamy temple) Sakleshpura (Sakaleswara temple) Manjarabad (fort and dungeons) Ramnathapura (Rameshwara temple)and Pattabi Rama . Hassan district is full of Hoysala architecture scattered all over the country side.Subramanyeshwara Gorur (Yoganarasimha temple.Vijayanagar Empire. Paravasudeva temple and Dam over river) Basadihalli (Adinatha Basadi. Nuggehalli is 18 km north-east of Channarayapatna. HassanHalmidi (Inscription) .y y y y y y y y y y y Anathi (Lakshminarayana temple) Hebbalalu (Singeshwara temple) Jinanathapura (Shantinatha basadi) Ambuga (Prasanna Chennakeshava temple) Heragu (Kirthinarayana temple) Mosale (Nageshwara and Channakeshava temples) Mavinakere (Ranganathaswamy temple) Holenarasipura (Narasimha temple) Honnavara (Keshava temple) Ruined Keshava Temple Honnavara.HassanHirekadalur (keshava temple) Ruined Keshava Temple Hirekadalur. Karnataka overview . Hangal. Bhadra Wildlife Sanctuary and Bannerghatta national parks are a few popular places for jungle safaris. Mahadeva Temple (Itagi). Belur. These monuments are preserbed at Badami.. Hoysalas. Lakkundi. Bagali.13th century CE. the cultural capital of the state is home to palaces. Karnataka is famous for its waterfalls. Yana in Uttara Kannada. Somnathpura in Mysore District.Banavasi. Notable Islamic monuments are present at Bijapur. shopping and fast paced technology rich lifestyle. India overview . Kannada dynasties like Kadambas. at 507. Vijayanagaras and the Kingdom of Mysore ruled from what is today Karnataka. This state has 21 wildlife sanctuaries and five National parks and is home to more than 500 species of birds. Sudi. Western Gangas. Gokarna. Nandi Hills. Hampi. Bidar. Aihole. Hooli. Bandipur National Park. Sringeri. Raichur and other part of the state. Halebidu in Hassan District. has the second largest pre-modern dome in the world after the Byzantine Hagia Sophia. Gadag. Balligavi in Shimoga District offer some of the best of Hoysala architecture dating from the 11th . Chaudayyadanapura. Srirangapattana and Melkote etc. Shaivism. Shravanabelagola. Bangalore the capital is a cosmopilitian city with parks. Galaganatha. at Hampi and Pattadakal. Shivagange in Tumkur district and tekal in Kolar district are a rock climbers heaven. Mysore. Fort in Chitradurga. pubs. Dambal. Gol Gumbaz at Bijapur. Belavadi. Ramnagara near Bangalore district. Gokarna.Mahakuta. Lakshmeshwar. Gulbarga. Belur. Halasi. Chalukyas. Murdeshwara. Rashtrakutas. Jog falls of Shimoga District is one of the highest waterfalls in Asia. Jainism. Karnataka has two World heritage sites. They built great monuments to Buddhism. restaurants. colossal Jain monuments. Halebidu. The river Kaveri flows east from Kodagu District and along its way one finds important tourist destinations like Shivanasamudra and nearby Sivasamudram Falls. Scenic forests and the high density of wild animals of this region are a popular attraction for those interested in the wilder side of life. Nagarahole.Karnataka has been ranked as fifth most popular destination for tourism among states of India. while Shravanabelagola in Hassandistrict and Kambadahalli in Mandya District have well known 10th century Jain monuments. theatre. Kalasa and Amrithapura in Chikmagalur District. Nanja ngud. South Karnataka is a unique combination of spectacular vesara style Hoysala architecture. Biligirirangan Hills. Karnataka has many beaches at Karwar. Mysore. colonial buildings and palaces of the Kingdom of Mysore. It has the second highest number of protected monuments in India. Sannati. colonial buildings and cultural activities including Carnatic music. Kuruvatti and many more. Surathkal. Kolar. Mudabidri. Karnataka is a rock climbers paradise. Pattadakal. impregnable fort atChitradurga and densely forested wildlife sanctuaries that offer some of the best eco-tourism available in the country. Bh rat Ga ar jya). at US$4. India is a federal constitutional republic governed under a parliamentary system consisting of 28 states and 7 union territories.469 trillion. fertiliser. India was the world'sfifteenth-largest importer in 2009 and the eighteenth-largest exporter. Averaging an economic growth rate of 7. India is in the vicinity of Sri Lankaand the Maldives. and inadequate public healthcare. A nuclear weapons state and a regional power. The service sector makes up 54% of GDP. India is a pluralistic. it has the thirdlargest standing army in the world and ranks tenth in military expenditure among nations. is a country in South Asia. as of 2011. and reaching 10. ahead of several advanced economies. machinery. It is the seventh-largestcountry by geographical area. and Bhutan to the north-east. steel. and the most populous democracy in the world. India's recent economic model is largely capitalist. Major exports include petroleum products. up from 6% in 1985.5% during the last few years. India is one of the world's fastest-growing economies. since then it has slowly moved towards a free-market system by emphasizing both foreign trade and direct investment inflows. corruption. petroleum. and multiethnic society. sugarcane. In 2008. India's share of world trade was 1. food processing. With its average annual GDP growth rate of 5. the country ranks 138th in the world in nominal GDP per capita and 129th in GDP per capita at PPP. Though ranking 51st in global competitiveness. all Indian governments followed protectionist policies that were influenced by socialist economics. the world's fastest-growing. Bounded by the Indian Ocean on the south. or PPP. it is considered a newly industrialised country. and potatoes. it continues to face the challenges of poverty. the contribution of petrochemical and engineering goods to total exports grew from 14% to 42%. it shares land borders with Pakistan to the west. currently the world's thirteenth-largest. transport equipment. chemicals. jewelry. In 2006. the Indian economy is nominally worth US$1. An acute balance of payments crisis in 1991 forced the nation to liberalise its economy. India's Andaman and Nicobar Islands share a maritime border with Thailand and Indonesia. tea. Major industries include textiles.843 trillion. the Arabian Sea on the south-west. Major agricultural products include rice. the country is viewed as the second-most favourable outsourcing destination after the United States. and the Bay of Bengal on the south-east. 24th in the banking sector. Widespread state intervention and regulation largely walled the economy off from the outside world. and the industrial sector 18%. Nepal. mining.2 billion people. in addition. and leather manufactures. jute. and 39th in innovation. multilingual. It is one of the five BRICS nations. engineering goods. However. India became one of the fastest-growing major economies. the agricultural sector 28%. the third-largest by purchasing power parity. The 467-million worker Indian labour force is the world's second-largest.India officially the Republic of India (Hindi: ê÷íâ Õáí÷ ì. cement. and chemicals. Between 2001 and 2011. and software. It is also home to a diversity of wildlife in a variety of protected habitats. wheat. Some 431 million Indians have left poverty since 1985. In the Indian Ocean. oilseed. chemicals. Its telecommunication industry. added 227 million . According to the International Monetary Fund. Major imports include crude oil. the second-most populous country with over 1. China. and Burma and Bangladesh to the east. textile goods. the share of external trade in India's GDP stood at 24%. and is. India has more than doubled its hourly wage rates during the last decade. 44th in business sophistication. India ranks 17th in financial market sophistication. software. Following market-based economic reforms in 1991. illiteracy.4% during 2010. Until 1991.8% over the past two decades. With 7 of the world's top 15 information technology outsourcing companies based in India. India's middle classes are projected to number around 580 million by 2030. India's consumer market. The Indian economy is the world's tenth-largest by nominal GDP and third-largest by purchasing power parity (PPP). cotton. gems. is expected to become fifth-largest by 2030.68%. However. telecommunications. machinery. it is the tenth-largest economy by market exchange rates. Iran. the state governments and union territories and the representatives of the private sector.23% to the national GDP and 8. increased domestic sales by 26% during 2009 10. with one report estimating the illegal capital flows since independence to be US$462 billion. India continues to face socio-economic challenges. of which 8% is renewable. According to World Travel and Tourism Council. Indian GDP is expected to grow at an annualised average of 8%.2 times that of the poorest. Power capacity is 250 gigawatts. Concerted efforts are being made to promote new forms of tourism such as rural. Despite short. and Thailand. however. the world's second fastest growing. India's GDP at purchasing power parity will overtake that of the United States by 2045.and medium-term setbacks. Sri Lanka.[1]In 2010. Tamil Nadu. The Travel & Tourism Competitiveness Report 2007 ranked tourism in India sixth in terms of price competitiveness and 39th in terms of safety and security. Despite impressive economic growth during recent decades. agricultural and rural development. removal of labour regulations. Tamil Nadu and Maharashtra received the big share of these visitors. India contains the largest concentration of people living below the World Bank's international poverty line of US$1.25 per day. the proportion having decreased from 60% in 1981 to 42% in 2005. Philippines. Andhra Pradesh. The tourism industry in India generated about 100 billion US dollars in 2008 and that is expected to increase to US$275. Half of the children in India are underweight. it has always remained lower than those of other Asian developing countries such as Indonesia. and is estimated to increase to US$2. transport infrastructure. Since 1991. The report highlights key growth factors: a young and rapidly growing working-age population. In the process. The World Bank cautions that. and exports by 36% during 2008 09. Malaysia. and is expected to remain so in the near future. Delhi. Corruption in India is perceived to have increased significantly. the Ministry consults and collaborates with other stakeholders in the sector including various Central Ministries/agencies. and sustained growth of the consumer market driven by a rapidly growing middle class. to US$1. The majority of foreign tourists come from USA and UK.[202] The MidDay Meal Scheme attempts to lower these rates. Uttar Pradesh and Rajasthan are the top five states to receive inbound tourists. such as shortage of hotel rooms. having the highest 10-year growth potential.9 million foreign tourists visited India.78% of the total employment in India. Ministry of Tourism is the nodal agency to formulate national policies and programmers for the development and promotion of tourism. when economic liberalisation began.4% annual growth rate. According to a 2011 PwC report. During the next four decades. and 46% of children under the age of three suffer from malnutrition. growth in the manufacturing sector due to rising education and engineering skill levels. education. India's nominal GDP per capita has steadily increased from US$329 in 1991. The Ministry of Tourism is the nodal agency for the development and promotion of tourism in India and maintains the Incredible India campaign. energy security.265 in 2010. for India to achieve its economic potential. making it potentially the world's fastest-growing major economy until 2050. with a contribution of 6. cruise. tourism revenues are expected to surge by 42% from . Its automotive industry. and public health and nutrition. Uttar Pradesh. Karnataka.subscribers during the period 2010 11.110 by 2016. Domestic tourism in the same year was 740 million. Driven by growth. it must continue to focus on public sector reform. medical and eco-tourism. Tourism in India is the largest service industry. India will be a tourism hot-spot from 2009 2018. economic inequality between India's states has consistently grown: the per-capita net state domestic product of the richest states in 2007 was 3. 17.5 billion by 2018 at a 9. 2007 to 2017. It presents heritage and cultural tourism along with medical. business and sports tourism. diversity and the variety of geographic features make its tourism basket large and varied.[10] India's thousands of years of history. Site plan for the proposed property . its length. The proposed name for the property is AMANTHRANA.between the club chambers and banquet.this common back of the house facility will be function as a dividing spine. to the royal heritage.The proposed facility entails resort with aclub house with guest rooms.all resident guests will be provided temporary membership for the utilization of the facilities and hence will have a comman entrance and parking.the quality of a resort s physical improvements has a direct impact on the marketability and attainable utilization and income generated from utilization. comfortable.which will be leased out to a pvt sector company Building overview LAYOUT PLANNING The following are the proposed layout required for the Hotel and Resort: Resort Rooms & Suites The hotel will be of stylish.banquet facility and a 00 car parking area as discussed in the previous paragraph .a certain amount of retail space will be provided at the facility.parking for approximately 00 vechiles will be provided in an unpaved area of the parcel of land.common back of the house areas will be service entrance will be provided .the genral themes for the design of this facility are y y y Ecological Heritage of Karnataka Royality of the mysore state Summary of the facilities The detailed space program below along with the table of the break up of spaces as envisaged for the facility may be used as a brief architectural design.the banquet halls and party areas shall be located facinig eastern periphery of the parcel with completely seprate entrance and approach.the design and functionality of the structure can also affect operating efficiency and overall profitability. . well-furnished and air-conditioned rooms with contemporary luxury and gracious service. of restaurant. conference and gathering etc. The bar will be well stocked with best of spirit and wine where guests can spend their time with gossiping watching television. with live piano music.banquet hall also be used for exhibitions/events. E-mail services. the company will be buying vehicles to pick the guests from the suitable place. and one open restaurant with the above amenities for the outside visitors. Business Center The business center is equipped with the latest office automation equipment to provide secretarial services and allied services like courier services. a Lounge Bar Cum a coffee shop.Banquet and Conference The Resort will have a banquet hall with a capacity of 150 and 400 for parties. Resort Complex Cottages . Currency Exchange Facility The resort will also provide the currency exchange facility to overseas guests. Pick up Facility The resort will also having a Pick up facility. Restaurant and Bar The resort will be having 1 nos. which will help visitors to gather information and sketch a tour for visiting the tourist place. There will be 1 conferencing hall for business meeting. Telecommunication services and other support services. Chinese and variety of food from Indian cuisine. the hall will be equipped with all the modern conferencing aids. which will be offering a choice of continental. Other Facilities in Resort Travel Desk The Resort will also have a Travel Desk. Thebanquet hall is very essential for the Resort and will be donein a western concept. The Resort will be having 38 nos.prevention or rejuvenation of the body. JACUZZI. which will provide additional options for the guests to spend excellence time in the Resort. of cottages with a refreshing mix of style and spacious elegance. Ayurveda Centre The resort will be having a Ayurveda center. conference and gathering etc. There will be 1 conferencing hall for business meeting. SWIMMING POOL. our guest rooms and suites will be offering peace and tranquility as well as the comforts of modern day living. Kids Arena for children to have fun and play all the time while visiting the Resort.The Resort will be having an area for board games. There will also a small nearby kid s swimming pool. the hall will be equipped with all the modern conferencing aids.Equipped with the latest sound & a Light system. Banquet and Conference The Resort will be having a banquet hall with a ca parties of 120 for parties. . Visitors can sweat outsuperfluous body fat and discover the fresh self within. GYMNASIUM A gymnasium will be surrounded by state of the art equipments. There will be a juice and snack bar along with the swimming pool to add to the service provisions.Equipment will be is available to tone up body muscles and rejuvenate. The banquet hall is very essential for the Resort and will be done in a western concept. banquet hall also be used for exhibitions/events. based on the use of herbs or herbal medicines. The swimming pool facility is a must for any club and thus it will be instrumental for the popularity of the club. Kids Arena and Board Games The Resort Complex will be having a separate area for the kids. originated in ancient times. Garden . It will be 1 of the main basis of marketing the club facilities. AND STEAM SAUNA A swimming pool. which is also an important part of the club. Ayurveda is the alternative medicine of Indian tradition. It is a natural healing scinece for cure. Lounge Bar The resort will be having a Music Lounge & Coffee shop. SPA. Garden villas 11 .Superior rooms 16 . The capacity of the garden will be around 1000 people with huge car parking capacity.In the proposed project there is also a beautiful and decorated Marriage Garden and its well kept gardens infuses a breath of fresh air and fill both young and old with vitality. which will be linked with the Hotel training/ vocational training in Resort CAPACITY PLANNING Following are the Capacities Planned for the Club and Resorts HOTEL No Types of Rooms . Additionaly The Company has already acquired 3. which will be provided on rent for the Marriage Purpose or Big Parties.Family villa 03 . hospitality and hotel management.5 acres of land in same place opposite to the resort facility and started applied project work with intent to establish a vocational university offering courses in tourism.Presidential Suite villa 01 .Pond view Villas 07 Banquet Hall 01 Restaurant 01 Lounge Bar & Coffee Shop 01 Gymnasium 01 Kids Arena 01 Ayurveda Centre 01 Administrative Office 01 Laundry 01 Staff Quarters 01 PLEASE REFER BOOK 1 Construction Cost estimate . the zoning review should be verified before construction of the club commences .according to the Karnataka government Property tax forecast: upon research it was discovered that rs. The area program as provided in section 3 acts as the basis for the square footages necessary to calculate the complete cost of construction.building codes.we Assume that all necessary permits and approvals will be secured. approximately 000000 sq ft will be developed as gardens. sports field Children Park and parking cars Primarily construction costs have been divided into main catagories. Hard costs Hard costs consist of the cost of the land and associated fees and construction costs. fixtures and lodging systems has been estimated at 000000 Inr bringing the total hard cost value to 000000 inr.2 per square foot of land will be leived on the property as tax Zoning :according to the Hassan city planning department the proposed property s land is in super corridor which is a specialized zone. The general price of steel and cement has stabilized and the horizon is likely to remain unchanged for next 2 years. outdoor area works.(including an appropriate liquor liscense)and that the proposed property will be constructed in accordance with local zoning regulations. hard costs and soft costs.and all other applicable ordinances. The following table explains the break up. The cost of the land has been pegged at 0000000 inr and the construction cost inclusive of all civil works.we do not take responsibility for the proposed property s conformance with local zoning regulations recommend an independent verification.The balance remaining square footage.furthermore. Costs have been estimated at today INR Values and have not been adjusted for inflatation for the construction year.ft of built up area Taxes : new projects shall be exempt from luxury tax for ten years from the date of commencement of commercial operations. furniture. The total project cost is estimated at 00 million inr. PLEASE REFER BOOK 2 The section also includes hard cost and soft cost contingencies estimated at 10% of the above mentioned costs. The total built up area for this facility is estimated to be approximately 00000 square feet .rendering the cost of rs 0000 per sq.The construction costs for the proposed property have been estimated using current cost index for the Hassan market. the rate of change must be qualified. These trends are then correlated based on their propensity to reflect variations in demand.for the purposes of this market study and financial projections report we have assumed that upon opening .as well as all applicable building.Utilites For the purpose of this market study. We have also assumed that the property will meet at least three star brand standards. group and leisure) In India it is very difficult to the get authentic statics and information on individual market segmentation this is due to poor maintenance of traveler records.ventilation and airconditioning systems that will be capable of meeting peak demand.g.we have assumed that the subject site will be served by all the necessary utilites.encompasses the property s demand genrators and compettator s .a facility s market area is genrally defined as area also.the property will be maintained in a competitive condition over its remaining economic life MARKET AREA ANALYSIS The economic vitality of the market area surrounding the subject property is an important consideration in forecasting demand and income potential.and that the property will have sufficient storage space and adequate vertical transportation Finally. Hence we have used our experience in the industry and available information from our detailed research.in addition to predicting the direction of the economy. Market area definition the market area of any facility is the geographical region where the sources of demand and the competitive supply are located. with the objective of forecasting the amount of growth or decline in transient visitation by individual market segement (e.Further it will have lauandry facilities and heating. Improvements conclusion We have assumed that the property will be constructed using quality materials and construction techniques and that the furniture.fire and life safety codes.we have further assumed that the rooms and public areas will be designed in accordance with modern standards for the first class club facilities. Economic and demographic trends that reflect the amount of visitation provide a basis from which to project demand. meeting. stabilization or decline . The purpose of the market area analysis is to review available economic and demographic to determine whether the local market will undergo economic growth.commercial. gambling.fixtures and equipment will be consistent with the standards promulgated for a recognized branded upscale facility.the economic and demographic profile of the defined market area is typically revelent in gauging the strength of . Tourist Places : Belur.udupi District Hq : Hassan.669 Urban Population : 3.of Villages : 2.Colleges : 5 Imp.of Households : 3. the proposed property s market consists of Bangalore.Kms Total Population : 17. Belur. Sakleshpura) No.mysore.dakshinkannada. Shravanabelagola. 21.mangalore.04. Holenarasipura.04.559 Area : 6.close to the feeder market .673 is urban population.996 is the rural population and 3. Alur.31 and 17.673 Rural Population : 14. Halebeed.of Gram Panchayaths : 258 No. Out of which 14.67% No.669.64.996 Population Density : 251 Population Growth Rate : 9.845 Sq.chamrajnagar. The site s primary market area is urban in character . of Dental Colleges : 1 No.however sometimes particularly for hotel/cottage/spa/banquet hal. The percentage of rural and urban population to the total population of the district is 82. in the state of Karnataka.16.Hassan. No.mandya.21. Channarayapatna.Sakleshpura & Chikmaglur 8 POPULATION AND GROWTH TRENDS: As per the 2001 census the population of Hassan district is 17.kodgu. 16.of Taluks/Blocks : (Hassan.Chikmaglur. The percentage of rural and urban population to the total population .66 % Sex Ratio : 1004 Literacy Rate : 60. Arkalgud.that generate to the location are more pertinent for analysis. Arsikere.the market s demand. The propsed site is located in the district of Hassan.the feeder markets and competation of the same type .806 No. of Engg.69 respectively. of Medical Colleges : 2 No. 67 percent (1981-91).corpration bank.hdfc bank provide with atm facilities .57 percent.karur vysa bank. Alur (199) and the lowest density of 129 persons per sq.ste bank of hyderabad . It reduced to 23. increased to 23.axis bank.58 crore There are 19 Factories in Hassan Prominent Players Airel India Pvt Ltd Himatsingka Seide Fesco Food Pvt Ltd Unitex Apparels Pvt Ltd Joyfill India Ltd Hindustan Infrastructure Projects & Engineering Pvt Ltd Jupiter Aviation Logistics Banks =Stae bank of mysore.idbi bank.tamilnadu mercantile bank.76 percent in urban population. Between 1981 to 1991 there is an increase of 2.fedral bank.karnataka bank.37 and 14. The density of population varies considerably amongst the taluks. Channarayapatna (266).icici bank.canara india. The density of population per square kilometer for the district is 251. With a density of 385 persons per sq. Indian overseas bank.according to 1981 census (1357014) was 85.union bank of india.central bank of india. The decadal growth rate works out to 15. There is a decrease in 7.62 respectively.67 percent during 1981-91.10 percent during 1971-81 and reduced to 15. The district has a balanced male. Arasikere (238).uco bank.vijaya bank. bank of india.km is noticeable in the case of Sakaleshapura taluk according to 2001 census.km Hassan taluk tops the list and this is followed by Arkalgud (295). Holenarasipura (290). The decadal growth rate was highest between 1951-61 and it was 25.state bank of india. female ratio (996) as per 2001 census.canara bank.43 percent of growth in population between 1981-91. Belur (217).bank of Baroda. Access to local demand generators Local Demand generators Industries There are 8 Large and Medium industries in the district with an investment of Rs 589.ing vysya bank.punjab national bank.05 percent during 1961-71. Hassan District is emerging as one of the potential investment destination. Holenarasipura and Sakaleshpura. Rubber. which may fuel accelerated growth of general and agro processing industries.000 persons (approximately). Opportunity for attracting investment in food & agro based.67 crores. Total investment that can be catalyzed during the five years period 2006-11 is estimated at Rs.23 crores and will need a credit aggregating Rs. This would involve a total capital investment of Rs. keeping in view Dr.90 crores. Tourism. SEZ for Bio Pharma sector and SEZ for Food Processing. Araklagud. Belur. A Special Economic Zone for Textiles in Hassan has already been approved. Leather & Sports products.000 persons and indirect employment to about 14. The Hoysala architecture and sculpture at Belur & Halebeedu are the treasures of the District. 645. . Hassan is identified as Industrial Growth Centre. Large and Mega Projects in the District Existing industrial base and present rate of growth The investment opportunities have been identified separately in respect of tiny & SSI and Special Economic Zones.372 tiny / SSI units. glass & ceramic products. Engineering and Service / Innovative Activities etc. The greatest monument of Shravanabelagola is another pilgrimage and Potential investment opportunities in Hassan District have been suggested based on the following: y y y y y y y y y Resource base Demand in the location & surrounding areas Entrepreneur skill/possible 'footloose' investment opportunities Innovative projects and emerging service sector Scope for Tourism based enterprises Developments in industrial and infrastructural sectors Investments in Special Economic Zone (SEZ) Scope for supply of goods & services to existing and upcoming Medium. Channarayapatna. 1. Plastic. Alur. Such developments are expected to result in creating direct employment for about 42. 581. Arasikere. Agri Export Zone and Special Economic Zone (SEZ).226. j Potential Investment Opportunities Hassan District has eight taluks viz. The District has well known historical background. There is also a proposal for establishing two more SEZs in Hassan viz. 55 large & medium industries (including 50 in SEZ). Textiles. Building materials. APJ Abdul Kalam's suggestions for Karnataka's prosperity.Investment Opportunities j The District has potential for the promotion of over 3. Hassan. The trend of positive growth in FTAs observed during the year 2011 continued in January. Tourism is one economic sector in India that has the potential to grow at a higher rate and can ensure consequential development of infrastructure of the destinations. flora & fauna.1 bn) by 2019.1 per cent as compared to the growth of 4. The growth rate in FEE in rupee terms in January 2012 over January 2011 was 49.273 million USD during the month of January 2011 and 1.2 per cent. particularly in remote and backward areas has been recognized the world over. rivers and streams.7 bn) of economic activity (Total Demand). forts.340 bn of economic activity (Total Demand) and this is forecast to grow to US$14. Hassan is more than just a tourist destination. The growth rate in FEE in US Dollars terms in January 2012 over January 2011 was 32.7 bn (US$266. handicraft. an additional income and employment are generated through such linkages.2 per cent in January 2012 over January 2011 was higher than 5.In 2012.3 per cent in January 2011 over January 2010.24 lakh during the month of January. 2011 over December 2010.8 per cent in January 2011 over January 2010.81 lakh as compared to FTAs of 6. fine arts and culture remain deeply etched in its people and place. sandalwood and spices. the demand is expected to reach US$116. As a result. It has the capacity of to capitalize on the success of the country in the service sector and provide sustainable models of growth. FEE in US Dollars terms during the month of January 2012 were 1. In the case of India . adventure.215 million USD in January 2010. 2012 too with a growth rate of 9. 2011 and 5. Whereas South Asia Travel & Tourism is concerned. also induces more employment and generates a multiplier effects on the economy.601. It is the largest service industry globally in terms of gross revenue as well as foreign exchange earnings. it is expected to post US$7. which is of particular significance to India. growing to US$323. expenditure on tourism induces the chain of transactions requiring supply of goods and services from the related sectors. poultry. 2012 which rose to 6.382 bn by 2019.69 lakh in January. There was a 9. 2010. .7 bn (US$91.Today. transport and construction etc. The growth rate of 9.Tourism is overwhelmingly an industry of private sector providers and the public sector has a significant role to play in infrastructure areas either directly or through public private partnership mode. add to this mouth-watering cuisine and touching hospitality TOURISM SCENARIO IN INDIA GENERAL Tourism has been a major social phenomenon of the societies all along. The consumption demand. It has the potential to stimulate other economic sectors through its backward and forward linkages and cross sector like agriculture.0 bn in 2019. Foreign Exchange Earnings (FEE) during the month of January 2012 were Rs 8623 crore as compared to Rs 5777 crore in January 2011 and Rs 5593 crore in January 2010.412.2 per cent growth rate observed in December.The motivation for tourism also includes social. Worldwide in 2009.The importance of the tourism as an instrument for economic development and employment generation. a tourism Ministry spokesperson said. horticulture. growing to INR14. Travel & Tourism is expected to post INR 4. temples and historical places. It is motivated by the large natural urge of every human being for new experience.2 per cent rise in Foreign Tourist Arrivals (FTAs) during the Month of January. Its rich tradition in education. The enchanting natural scenery of hills.3 per cent as compared to 3. hillocks and green dales. religious and business interests. is its contribution to national integration and preservation of national as well as cultural environment and enrichment of the social. emanating from tourist expenditure.681 million USD as compared to FEE of 1. dense forests.1 bn in 2009. Another important feature of the tourism industry. education and entertainment. 791 sq. Andhra Pradesh to the east. and Kerala to the southwest.562 out of which 33.6 per sq. km.With respect to tourism the State by virtue of its varied geography and long history. .850. the ninth largest by population. Karnataka has the second highest number of nationally protected monuments in India. Karnataka hosts numerous spots of interest for tourists. There is an array of ancient sculptured temples.Karnataka comprises of 29 districts and it is the eighth largest state by area. Goa to the northwest. The districts of the Western Ghats and the southern districts of the state have popular ecotourism locations including Kudremukh. which constitutes about 5. Madikeri and Agumbe.83 percent of the total geographical area of the Nation. Karnataka has been ranked as the fourth most popular destination for tourism among the states of India.98 percent constitutes urban population and the population density is 275.000 monuments are yet to receive protection. Prominent among them is Mysore Palace at Mysore which is one of the most visited monuments in India. scenic hill ranges. Another 25. modern cities. At the same time the state covers an area of about 191. km. the total population of Karnataka is 52. Karnataka has 25 wildlife sanctuaries and five national parks. unexplored forests and endless beaches.TOURISM SCENARIO IN KARNATAKA GENERAL PROFILE Karnataka is bounded by Arabian Sea to the west. second only to Uttar Pradesh. According to the 2001 census. Maharashtra to the north. in addition to 752 monuments protected by the State Directorate of Archaeology and Museums. Popular among them are Bandipur National Park. Tamil Nadu to the southeast. The details pertaining to the same are mentioned in below. great writers like Pampa. plantations. The wild life sanctuaries at Bandipur.Bannerghatta National Park and Nagarhole National Park. Abbey Falls and Shivanasamudra Falls among other popular waterfalls. The Gol Gumbaz and Ibrahim Rauza are famous examples of the Deccan Sultanate style of architecture. Gol Gumbaz with its whispering gallery at Bijapur. beaches. beach resorts like Karwar. Hill stations. Karnataka is home to several places of religious importance. the world famous Brindavan Gardens at Krishnarajasagara. Dandeli. Trend in Tourist Arrival: . The monolith of Gomateshwara at Shravanabelagola is the tallest sculpted monolith in the world. from Srirangapatna which is itself a well known tourist center. Magod Falls. The cave temples at Badami and the rock-cut temples at Aihole representing the Badami Chalukyan style of architecture are also popular tourist destinations. and the famous Agumbe Ghat which provide access to the coast. Nagarhole. In addition to it the waterfalls of Karnataka and Kudremukh National Park are listed as must-see places and among the "1001 Natural Wonders of the World. 5 Km. Recently Karnataka has emerged as a hot spot for health care tourism. the Jog falls and other water falls at Shiva Samudram. They drop abruptly towards the Arabian Sea. Unchelli or Lushington near Siddapur. hill stations like Nandi Hills and Kemmannagundi and Mercara. The Western Ghats slope gently towards the Bay of Bengal. Malpe and Maravanthe. like Kudalasangama and Basavana Bagewadi. Ullal. the Sri Manjunatha Temple at Dharmasthala and Sharadamba Temple at Sringeri attract pilgrims from all over India. Several popular beaches dot the coastline including Murudeshwara. preached in this region.000 health tourists every year OVERVIEW OF TOURISM SCENARIO As stated earlier in the above section that Karnataka is situated in the southern part of India and the province of the same spreads over the Deccan Plateau. It is also the eighth largest state in India in both in terms of area and population and it is also formerly known as Mysore. Shravanabelagola. Gokarna and Karwar. the Marikamba Temple at Sirsi. Jog Falls is India's tallest single-tiered waterfall with Unchalli Falls. The Sahyadris are covered with evergreen forests. Hospitals in Karnataka treat around 8. Shankara. attracting tens of thousands of pilgrims during the Mahamastakabhisheka festival. the Shiradi Ghat. Ramanuja and Madhwa. mathematicians like Baskaracharaya. The Hoysala temples at Belur and Halebidu. The great Acharyas. Harihara and Kumara Vyasa have all enriched the heritage of Karnataka. are found in northern parts of the state. historical monuments & monolithic statue and water falls. Magod. Karnataka hold many attractions in terms of tourist interest such as wildlife sanctuaries. the monolithic statue of Gommateshwara at Sharavanabelagola. thus forming a natural barrier between the plateau and the coastal regions. Several Hindu temples including the famous Udupi Krishna Temple. private institutions which provide international-quality services have caused the health care industry to grow by 30 percent during 2004-05. commentators like Sayana. There are four Ghats in Karnataka namely Subrahmanya Ghat. Great reformers like Sri Basaveshwara. Along with some ISO certified government-owned hospitals. Mudabidri and Karkala are famous for Jain history and monuments. The ruins of the Vijayanagara Empire at Hampi and the monuments of Pattadakal are on the list of UNESCO's World Heritage Sites. Karnataka has the highest number of approved health systems and alternative therapies in India. The Jain faith had a stronghold in Karnataka in the early medieval period with Shravanabelagola as its most important center. which were built with Chloritic Schist (Soap Stone) are proposed UNESCO World Heritage sites. Lalguli at Yallapur and other places indicate the variety and richness of the attractions that Karnataka State holds out to the visitors There are many places of historic and religious importance. The topography of Karnataka is largely a reflection of the geology of the state. the Charmadi Ghat. Most of the holy sites of Lingayats. and Ranganathittu Bird's Sanctuary. In addition. saint poets like Purandaradasa and Kanakadasa. 117.015. Badami.053 12.403 142.836 12.69 2002 59. and Nandi Hills.738.464 14.000 -27. Halebid attract maximum number of domestic tourists as well as foreigners visiting the State.996.703 14. Nandi Hills. development of beaches in coastal Karnataka.194.470.724. Whereas the destinations like Mysore.200.000 27.75 2004 530. Belur. Mysore accounts for the highest tourist arrivals in the State.258.746.4: Overall Growth of Tourist Inflow in Karnataka Year Foreign Domestic Total Growth Rate (%) 1997 246.698 -1998 249.678.74 2000 208.87 2001 140. Hampi (world heritage center).666 16.178 27.760.545 8.620. In the case of domestic tourist.87 2006 564.853 foreigners visited the state during 2006. The overall growth of tourist (Domestic & Foreign) inflow in the State is shown in the table below. Barring few places like Shravanabelagola. Table 2. Around 33.95 percent of the total foreign tourists visiting India during the year 2006 and ranked 8th among all the Indian states.000 11.425. the overall contribution is 8. Karnataka accounted for 4. of India.000.215 -38.908 11.311. Aihole Hospet.245.853 33.208. A negative growth rate in the recent past has been observed in tourist arrival in the destinations like Bijapur.14 percent. The overall growth of the above said location which fall under the project are been briefly described in the below section. Bijapur. Aihole.889 1.000. Chitradurga.225 27.225 30.175.746. and luxurious Palace on .437 38. Jog falls has shown the highest growth in the total tourist arrivals in the last few years.563 37.71 2003 249.7 Categorization of Existing & Potential Tourism Destinations: The State government has already taken up some tourism projects on priority basis.386 31.670 8.454 34.The Karnataka State currently ranks as the 4th most popular destination in the country.33 2008* 620. The other major tourist destinations are Belur.66 2005 545.541 11. Jog development in Shimoga district.007.862 11.200 30.000 18.98 1999 229.132.902. Jog falls. Govt.836 11.000 18.000 27.167 -21.307 10. and Bijapur which together attract more than 75 percent of the total tourist arrivals in the State. Past Tourist Arrivals in major tourist destinations in Karnataka: As per the information gathered from Ministry of Tourism. Halebid.720 15.665.454 domestic tourist and 564.000 12.63 2007 534.292 11.316 31. These projects include development and protection of world heritage centers of Hampi and Pattadakal. Channarayapatna taluk. a lot of efforts are also being taken to form theme based circuits like Coastal circuit. the government has reclassified the tourist places of Karnataka under category A. Kollegal Taluk. etc. Northern circuit. Presently under the current State Tourism Policy. Jain pilgrimage circuit. Basavakalyan Taluk Chitradurga Chitradurga Taluk Hassan Hassan taluk. Narasipur Taluk. Yelandur Taluk North Canara One km width of entire coast line from the high tide line Shimoga Sagar Taluk South Canara One km width of entire coast line from the high tide line except the area covered by Mangalore City Corporation limits Development of Tourism Circuits: Based on the availability of the huge variety and diversity in the places of tourist attraction with in the state. an effort has been given to identify and develop tourism circuits based on certain criteria. B. T. GoK is also planning for reactivation and renovation of all the minor airports in the State. Gundlupet Taluk. The detail pertaining to the same are mentioned in the below section. C. Arakalgud taluk Kodagu Madikeri taluk. Virajpet taluk Mandya Srirangapatna Taluk Mysore Mysore Taluk except Mysore Corporation Limits. _ Should provide the tourists with an unique experience _ Multiple source of attractions _ The entry and exit points should be popular tourism hubs/major connecting cities _ Well developed infrastructure and good means of accessibility _ Should possess the carrying capacity and ability to withstand tourist inflow _ Should not hamper the ecological balance of the region . Golf circuit. Wildlife circuit. Mixed circuits.Wheel project covering the key places of tourist interest in the state. The Criteria for selection of circuits in brief are as follows.5: Special Tourism Areas in Karnataka District Area Bijapur Bijapur Taluk. Belur taluk. D & E. Southern circuit. Hill circuit. the government has also identified Special tourism Table 2. Hungund Taluk Bidar Bidar Taluk. Somawarpet taluk. Beside developing interesting and convenient regional or Hub and spoke type tourist destinations. In addition. Temple circuits. so as to enable the tourist to extract maximum pleasure. Apart from the existing and potential tourism area. f) Spiritual. Maharashtra and Goa have been identified. b) Temple. GoK has taken initiative to improve and develop connectivity. _ Theme based Circuits: These circuits have a theme focusing a) Wildlife. 2 circuits based on Karwar as a hub.75 percent growth in foreign and domestic tourist. the identified circuits have been further grouped into following heads: _ Regional Circuits with Hubs and Spokes: Presently 11 Circuits have been identified by tourism department of Karnataka. and the details pertaining to the same are briefly explained in below chapter. Bijapur. Compared to 2005-06 tourist arrivals to Karnataka have increased by 3. c) Jain Pilgrimage. Gopi s Farm Hotel Sri Krishna Hotel Southern Star Hotel Suvarna Regency Hassan Hoysala Village Resort . the GoK has allocate INR 1. 6 airports and 22 helipads are being proposed. with 3 circuits based on Mangalore as a hub.48 billion for development of tourism during FY 2007-08 and this will give big boost to the State Tourism. Tamil Nadu. For the above side proposed development.Depending on the nature and the types of tourists the state receives. 2 circuits based on Mysore as a Hub and the rest based on Udupi. _ Inter State Circuits: Five interstate circuits covering the states of Karnataka. Regarding infrastructure facilities. and h) Coastal. e) Plantation.68 percent and 10. g) Hill. For further promotion of tourism in the state. Hotels in Hassan Hotel Hassan Ashok. the GoK has identified four tourists¶ circuits. d) Eco Tourism. Presently Karnataka Tourism is on the fast track and tourism business has gained momentum. Hampi and Chikamagalur as huts. y y y Airport : 185 km. running hot and cold water. Bus Station : 5 km (Central Bus Stand) Rooms & Suites Total No. 22 Non Air . of rooms: 46 Double A/c: 32 Double Non A/c: 13 Suites: 1 Restaurents & Bar Restaurents : 1 Bar : 1 .(Bangalore) Railway Station : 1 km. a three star hotel in Hassan is perfect for the tourists who are willing to visit Halebid and Belur. the temple cities of Karnataka.conditioned. a three star hotel in Hassan is perfect for the tourists who are willing to visit Halebid and Belur. which include an attached bath. Hotel Hassan Ashok. direct dial telephone and cable colour television.conditioned. The hotel offers all the required comforts to the visitors in Hassan compelling you to return again and again.room amenities. 1 suite Air . the temple cities of Karnataka. The double rooms in the hotel have many in .Rappa Palaka Resort Hotel Harsha Mahal Hotel Apoorva Hotel Hassan Ashok Hotel Hassan Ashok. Accommodation includes 23 Air conditioned. is now open offering comfortable and splendid accommodation. Internet access Money Changer. surrounded by beautiful. Spacious Car Parking Telephone with direct dialling Television in the room with satellite channels Hoysala Village Resort Hoysala Village Resort Hassan Karnataka India. Travel desk service y y y y y y Running hot and cold water Safe Deposit Lockers Shopping arcade. exquisite cuisine and entertainment in a relaxed ambience. Express laundry / dry cleaning. serene countryside and lovely quaint villages is the Hoysala Village Resort . y y y y Beauty parlour / Hair salon Doctor-on-call. The Resort is ideally suited for a visit to Belur and Halebid.A 3 hour drive from Bangalore city. Ltd. the seat of the famous Hoysala dynasty. Overview Hoysala Village Resort at Hassan. . a prime enterprise of Nirvana Group of Hotels & Resorts Pvt. Indian.Hassan.Cusine : Multi-cuisine. Continental. New Delhi. Regional Cuisine Manglorean. Chinese. Business Services Leisure and Other Services Recreation y y y y y y Banquet Hall Conference Hall Credit cards and money exchange Doctor on Call. Rooms & Suites Standard Room The resort is built on the lines of a local village and reflects the local flavour. The nearest rail junction is at Hassan. The Hoysala Village Resort is 5km away from Hassan.The rooms are rustic . through beautiful. Restaurant The stone pillared spacious multi cuisine restaurant Belur is set around the swimming pool.Shakleshpur ± Hassan. Business Services Leisure and Other Services Recreation y Swimming pool y y Running hot and cold water Swimming pool. BANGALORE (185 Kms) and Mangalore (175 Kms) are the nearest airports. Distance Details y y y y y BANGALORE (185 Kms) ± Nelamangala ± Kunigal ± Nilligere ± Channarayapatna ± Hassan.a perfect respite at the end of a vibrant day. The standard cottage is a twin occupancy cottage replete with all modern amenities.large and comfortable . . MANGALORE (175 Kms) ± BC Road ± Mani . serene countryside. and lovely quaint villages. Suite Room The suite room at Hoysala Village Resort has a living room with a sit out area which offers excellent view of the resort.Getting There Hassan is a 3 hour drive from Bangalore city. MYSORE (120 Kms) ± Yelwal ± Bilekere ± Krishnarajanagara ± Hole Narsipur ± Hassan. M. Mysore and Mangalore. Road Hassan Karnataka 573201 Overview The location of Hassan has been strategically chosen for the New Hotel Unit of Usha Shriram Hotels as this forms as important destination for domestic and Inbound tourists alike. Distance from Hassan y y y y y y Bangalore Mysore Belur Halebid Mangalore : 195 km : 125 km : 38 km : 27 km : 190 km Sravanabelagola : 51 km . Regular Bus and Taxi Service are available from locations to Hassan. The location is also an important religious and pilgrim destination for `Jain pilgrims' with its close proximity to Sravanabelagola. Getting There Hassan is conveniently connected by Road to important tourist locations in Karnataka like Bangalore.y y Telephone with direct dialling Television in the room with satellite channels Hotel Southern Star B. Rooms y y y y y y y 49 rooms with attached bath Running hot and cold water Direct Dial Telephones Satellite TV ISD-STD facility Purified drinking water Laundry Service Restaurant & Bar y y y Coffee-Shop (Mercara) Multi-cuisine Restaurant (Karwar) Bar Business Services Leisure and Other Services Recreation y y Conference Hall Doctor on Call. Travel assistance. y y y y y Running hot and cold water Safe Deposit Lockers Spacious Car Parking Telephone with direct dialling Television in the room with satellite channels . y y y Car hire service Doctor-on-call. india verview Palaka Resort is situated beside Sri Rama Devara Dam View on the Hassan -Mysore Highway. 3.swimingpool.Palaka Resorts boasts of cozy cottages.Hassan to palaka resorts=27kms.children's park.Holenarasipura Taluk.pool table.open air auditorium & boating facilities.Set amidst swaying coconut and arecanut plan tations.within lush green farm landscapes.The Palaka Resort Sri Ramadevara Dam.each offering a panoramin view of coconut trees surrounded by a viel of mist.Hassan District Karnataka.Mysore to palaka resorts=96kms.Bengalooru to palaka resorts=176kms. Rooms & suites The resort has 10 spacious & well-appointed rooms. 2. Location 1. Business Services Leisure and Other Services Recreation y Conference Hall y y y y y Car hire service Doctor on call Laundry service Restaurant Room Service y y y y y Air Conditioning Room Running hot and cold water Spacious Car Parking Swimming pool Telephone with direct .multi-cuisine restaurant confrence hall. its walls are built of sun burnt bricks and clay and local stones.y Travel assistance.200/+ 12% luxury tax per person on multiple sharing with all meals . Hassan 570103. the other two rooms come with the large king size beds. All these in a well maintained 40-acre campus surrounded by coconut trees and a beautiful garden. The Rappa Arali Marada Koppalu. y dialling Television in the room with satellite channels Gopis Farm Type: Home Stay Overview Gopi s Farm is the ideal retreat from everything synonymous with the city life. spacious rooms each with its own separate attached bathrooms with modern amenities ensuring your stay is in comfort.500/. away from Bangalore ategory Inventory of accommodation 5 swiss cootages on the ground with attached bathrooms 3 swiss cottages on machans ± separate bathroom & toilets but not attached Tariff Rs. The most attractive feature of the house is its high roof Mangalore tiled house. 1. which is full of sunlight and surrounded by greenery both inside and outside Room Details There are three beautifully decorated. One room comes with two separate twin beds.+ 12% luxury tax per person on twin sharing with all meals & Rs. The farm house is surrounded by lush greenery and tall coconut trees. 1. where you can experience typical Karnataka rural agricultural life. The farm house itself is the main attraction. It is a running organic eco-friendly coconut farm. All of which help you to re ±connect with nature and fill you with the real sense of peace and serenity. India An island eco lodge just 210 kms. Accessibility Facilities & Services Restaurant & dining area Activities offered Boating & kayaking Cottages Neat & clean .