Nirantar Vasudha NV roundel NIRANTAR VASUDHA
Artist's impression: a two-storey family house with timber screens and a long pool, glowing at golden hour under mango trees
NIRANTAR VASUDHA
निरंतर वसुधा

A place to keep returning to.

Small private family enclaves on the edge of five of India's most meaningful cities.

Private family estates
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Artist's impression

Nirantar means unbroken. Vasudha means the earth.

The name states the purpose: a place built so that a family can keep returning to the same land, season after season and generation after generation.

Land of your own, and a household to keep it.

Each enclave brings together only a limited number of families, with every house standing on generous land of its own. A household of staff, security and a kitchen keeps the estate running through the year.

Land of your own

Each house stands on about two bigha, with open land, water and trees between neighbours.

A household that runs the estate

Estate manager, gardeners, cleaners and a shared kitchen, so the house is ready whenever the family arrives.

Quiet, managed security

A gated enclave with security provided by an external agency.

Room to gather

A family wing for celebrations, kept for the owner's family and guests.

Artist's impression: aerial view of the whole enclave in morning light, eight houses set among gardens, ponds and green strips
The whole enclave, in the morning Artist's impression
Artist's impression: the gate and arrival court at midday, with a gatehouse and a car at the barrier
Gate and arrival Artist's impression
Artist's impression: the central avenue between the houses, lined with trees and a quiet water channel
The central avenue Artist's impression
Artist's impression: a couple and their dog walking a stone trail beside a lily pond
Ponds, trail and the green strips Artist's impression
Artist's impression: a family on the pool deck at sunset, children in the water and tea on a tray
Pool and deck at sunset Artist's impression
Artist's impression: a double-height living room where a carved screen throws patterned light, opening to the pool
The living room and its light well Artist's impression
Artist's impression: a family stargazing from the sky deck under the Milky Way, with a telescope
The sky deck, for stargazing Artist's impression

Five enclaves, five cities that matter.

Planned over five years on the outskirts of cities that hold a special place in Indian family life. Sites and sequence will be shared with introduced families first.

01

Varanasi

वाराणसी
Uttar Pradesh
In planning

The city that does not end.

Kashi on the Ganga is among the oldest living cities in the world, and its Kashi Vishwanath temple is one of the twelve Jyotirlingas. The temple complex was rebuilt on a far larger scale in 2021, and pilgrims now arrive in very large numbers. Our enclave is planned on the quiet outskirts, away from the crowds the city draws.

Worth knowing

Kashi Vishwanath Dham was inaugurated on 13 December 2021.

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02

Ayodhya

अयोध्या
Uttar Pradesh
In planning

Rama’s city, renewed.

The birthplace of Lord Rama has been rebuilt around the Ram Mandir, consecrated in January 2024. A new airport, named for the sage Valmiki, opened weeks before. Our enclave is planned for families who want to be near Ayodhya without living in the middle of a pilgrim town.

Worth knowing

The Ram Mandir was consecrated on 22 January 2024, and Maharishi Valmiki International Airport opened on 30 December 2023.

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03

Vadodara

वडोदरा
Gujarat
In planning

A city of culture and learning.

Vadodara was the Gaekwad capital, shaped by Maharaja Sayajirao III, who built the Laxmi Vilas Palace in 1890 and made primary education free and compulsory. The Maharaja Sayajirao University and a long tradition of the arts remain at its heart, with the Champaner-Pavagadh heritage site about an hour away. It is ground we know well.

Worth knowing

Laxmi Vilas Palace was completed in 1890.

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04

Nashik

नाशिक
Maharashtra
In planning

Where the Godavari meets the Kumbh.

Nashik and nearby Trimbakeshwar host the Simhastha Kumbh Mela once every twelve years on the banks of the Godavari. The next one begins with the flag-hoisting on 31 October 2026, with the main bathing days in August and September 2027. Our enclave is planned for the calm outskirts, where a family can enjoy the land away from the gathering.

Worth knowing

The Simhastha Kumbh runs from 31 October 2026 to 24 July 2028.

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05

Haridwar and Roorkee

हरिद्वार और रुड़की
Uttarakhand
In planning

Where the Ganga leaves the hills.

Haridwar is where the Ganga comes down to the plains, and in 2027 it hosts the Ardh Kumbh, from 14 January to 20 April, with ten bathing festivals. Roorkee, a short drive away, is home to IIT Roorkee, one of India’s oldest engineering institutions. Our enclave is planned in this belt between pilgrimage and learning.

Worth knowing

The Ardh Kumbh at Haridwar runs from 14 January to 20 April 2027.

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By introduction.

Our enclaves are offered by introduction. If you would like to be introduced, tell us a little about your family and the city you have in mind, and we will write to you.

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