A perfect place for your stay
Gulnaar invites you into its enchanting world, a fusion of diverse traditions and architectural splendor. Every detail is crafted to echo a rich history, creating a welcoming masterpiece that feels like home.
The Meaning of Gulnaar
Enter the enchanting world of “Gulnaar,” where the past dances
with the present in a tale of grace and charm.
‘Gulnaar’ is the flower of pomegranate plant, which does not bear fruit. These exquisite flowers are cultivated solely for
their beauty — bright red and boasting three to seven petals. However, among the many intriguing facts about Gulnaar Villa is that the name “Gulnaar” holds a much deeper
meaning.
This excerpt taken from an acclaimed book from the 1940’s ‘Surkh Savera’ by the brilliant Urdu poet and political activist, Makhdoom Mohiuddin, was sung during many processions during the Indian freedom movement, symbolizing freedom in the coming. While the red colour is reminiscent of the sacrifices of the people, and the flower itself is the smile and joy of freedom.
This excerpt taken from an acclaimed book from the 1940’s ‘Surkh Savera’ by the brilliant Urdu poet and political activist, Makhdoom Mohiuddin, was sung during many processions during the Indian freedom movement, symbolizing freedom in the coming. While the red colour is reminiscent of the sacrifices of the people, and the flower itself is the smile and joy of freedom.
- लो सुर्ख सवेरा आता ह
- आज़ादी का, आज़ादी का
- गुलनार तराना गाता ह
- आज़ादी का, आज़ादी का
- देखो परचम लहराता है
- आज़ादी का, आज़ादी का
- Behold, the red dawn arrives
- Of freedom, of freedom
- It sings the flower-red song
- Of freedom, of freedom
- Look, the banner waves in the sky
- Of freedom, of freedom
‘Gulnaar’ is the flower of pomegranate plant, which does not bear fruit. These exquisite flowers are cultivated solely for their beauty — bright red and boasting three to seven petals. However, among the many intriguing facts about Gulnaar Villa is that the name “Gulnaar” holds a much deeper meaning.
This excerpt taken from an acclaimed book from the 1940’s ‘Surkh Savera’ by the brilliant Urdu poet and political activist, Makhdoom Mohiuddin, was sung during many processions during the Indian freedom movement, symbolizing freedom in the coming. While the red colour is reminiscent of the sacrifices of the people, and the flower itself is the smile and joy of freedom.
- लो सुर्ख सवेरा आता ह
- आज़ादी का, आज़ादी का
- गुलनार तराना गाता ह
- आज़ादी का, आज़ादी का
- देखो परचम लहराता है
- आज़ादी का, आज़ादी का
- Behold, the red dawn arrives
- Of freedom, of freedom
- It sings the flower-red song
- Of freedom, of freedom
- Look, the banner waves in the sky
- Of freedom, of freedom
Select Your Room
Step into the spacious rooms of Gulnaar, where exquisite
detailing and quiet tranquility create a perfect home away from
home. Each room, equipped with every modern convenience,
is nestled within the timeless comfort of architecture from a
bygone era, offering an escape where tradition meets contemporary luxury.
24x7 Security
24x7 Wifi
Vegetarian Food
24h Power Backup
In-Room Fireplace
Pet Friendly Areas
Air-conditioning & Heating
Airport & Railway Services
More than just a villa stay
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