For
over 2,000 years the name Annapurna
has symbolised all that is glorious
in Nepal. A name that celebrates Nepalese
culture in its many forms. She is the
Goddess of plenty. The name for a mighty
cluster of peaks rising 26,000 feet
above sea level. It is the birthplace
of the Yartung Festival and sanctuary
to one of the most fragile eco-systems
in the world.
Legend has it that a long, long time
ago, Kathmandu Valley was a holy lake.
In the middle of which blazed a sacred
flame, dazzling with the divine light
of ' Swayambhu ', or the self-born.
To make it easier for pilgrims to worship,
God Manjushri drained the lake waters
by cleaving the surrounding rock wall
with his Sword of Wisdom. Many centuries
later, pilgrims in their thousands continue
to come in worship.
Of 2000-year-old Buddhist stupas, ancient
Hindu temples, and some of Nature's
most awe-inspiring creations; the world's
highest mountains; holy rivers born
deep within the Himalayas; panoramas
of rich colour that can only be created
by a divine palette.
Guests
enjoy modern comforts and warm personalised
hospitality in all 155 elegant and restful
rooms and suites with modern amenities
at Hotel de l' Annapurna. 
The
hotel's 4 banquet rooms are ideal for
gathering large small - from a 15-person
board meeting to a cocktail party for
300 guests complete with conferencing
and secretarial services. For a grand
sit-down dinner for select invitees Or
a large theme reception at the pool side
lawns for as many as 1000 guests, the
Hotel de l' Annapurna provides a stylish
and elegant venue for your special functions.
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