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A Vensa grand hall set for a banquet — round tables dressed in white and gold beneath cascading crystal chandeliers, the Vensa Convention name on the stage beyond

Shamshabad, Hyderabad

Hyderabad’s Monumental Venue

Where celebrations unfold over 14 acres of grandeur

The site plan

Blueprints To Ballroom

Choose a space to see where it sits on the fourteen acres.

Site plan showing Sapphire Hall. The south grand hall — column-free under a coffered ceiling — opens through a wall of glass onto its own 0.44-acre lawn: the ceremony inside, the reception under the sky.
Sapphire Hall set with round tables for a banquet, the glazed far wall opening onto its lawn

30,000 + 19,514 sq ft

Sapphire Hall

The south grand hall — column-free under a coffered ceiling — opens through a wall of glass onto its own 0.44-acre lawn: the ceremony inside, the reception under the sky.

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30,000 + 28,781 sq ft

Ivory Hall

The northern twin, with its own foyer and arrival, opens through the same wall of glass onto the Ivory Lawn — at 0.66 acre, the larger of the two. It can host while Sapphire does.

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60,000+ sq ft

Merged

The partition retracts and the two halls become one clear-span floor, opening onto the Sapphire Lawn and the Ivory Lawn on either side — for the largest gatherings in the city.

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Up to 1,000 guests

Jade Garden

A garden of its own, away from the halls — up to 1,000 guests under the open sky, for auctions, league launches and any evening that wants its own gate.

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750 cars

Parking Field

Five parking blocks off the driveway for 750 cars, with an entry gate and an exit gate of their own — so arrivals never cross departures.

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Arrival & parking

A kerb as long as the building.

A white car drawing in under the portico: the long coffered canopy overhead, lit stone panels and sculpted columns along the building, frangipani trees at the open end

Several cars set down at once along its length, and every car door opens under cover.

In at one gate and out at the other: ~750 cars park in five marked blocks, and vendor trucks keep to their own lane to a screened yard.

322ft

long, and 60 ft deep

Pre-function foyers

Under the constellation.

A foyer’s ceiling of circular pendant discs, lit, above a stone wall hung with bronze relief artwork and a reception counter
  • Registration & badges
  • Welcome tea
  • Sponsor stands
  • Networking
  • Cocktails
  • Media wall
  • Foyer A~8,250 sq ftSapphire Hall
  • Foyer B~11,700 sq ftIvory Hall

Two events never share a queue.

The grand halls

2 Halls That Can Become 1

Our Sapphire Hall and Ivory Hall are ~30,000 sq ft each, under a coffered ceiling. Book one, or fold the partition and take both.

The long wall of Ivory Hall, seen straight on: fluted panels and doors under timber coffers, round tables of ten across the carpet
The long wall of Sapphire Hall, seen straight on: fluted panels with brass reveals, round tables of ten across the blue-grey carpet

Ivory HallNorth · ~30,000 sq ft

Sapphire HallSouth · ~30,000 sq ft

~60,000sq ftOn one floor

What fits

One Hall,Multiple Functions

A grand hall set with round tables of ten from end to end, the glazed wall and the garden at the far end
1,300–1,500at round tables of ten~2,800 with both halls
Rows of upholstered chairs set theatre-style, receding across a large carpeted hall
~2,000in theatre rows~4,000 with both halls
Looking down a busy exhibition hall: carpeted aisles between rows of stands under a steel roof
60–70exhibition stands~150 with both halls
A long, empty hall with a glass wall down one side and service rails in the dark ceiling
Bare, for your own decorator
Verdant Spaces

For Extravagant Celebrations

  • 1,000standing

    The Jade Garden in daylight: round tables in white set across the open lawn, lanterns among them, the long glazed front of the building and its columns beyond

    The Jade Garden

    Stands on its own

  • ~2,400standing

    The Sapphire Lawn at golden hour: tables in white linen with tall lilies along the hall’s lit glazing and its latticed stone wall

    The Sapphire Lawn

    19,514 sq ft

    Off Sapphire Hall

  • ~3,500standing

    The Ivory Lawn at sunset: tables dressed in white across the grass toward the building’s glazed front and its row of columns

    The Ivory Lawn

    28,781 sq ft

    Off Ivory Hall

Hall and lawn

Ten steps from the glass.

Each grand hall opens onto its own lawn through full‑height glazing: the ceremony inside, dinner out on the grass, one event.

If it rains, the hall is already your covered plan.

Inside a grand hall: round tables in white set from wall to wall under the ribbed ceiling, the fluted walls lit in gold
Outside the glass at golden hour: round tables in white with tall lilies on the lawn, the hall’s glazed front and latticed stone wall beyond
The Pearl Hall’s built-in stage: a broad lit dais with steps down to the marble floor, round tables laid beyond it under crystal chandeliers
The Pearl Hall

The stage is already built.

The stone dais is part of the room, and so are the travertine walls, the gold cove and the crystal: it is dressed before the decorator arrives.

300–600guests

Sangeets, engagements and milestone birthdays; awards nights, launches and press conferences.

The VIP Banquet Hall laid for dinner: round tables in white with gold-sashed chairs on a navy patterned carpet, a lantern chandelier and bronze wall discs beyond

The VIP Banquet Hall

Reserved For The Finest

for 150–300 guests

Dinners

  • The family’s dinner, during the wedding
  • The board and investor dinner

Ceremonies

  • The signing ceremony
  • The jury’s table

Beside the main event

  • The green room before the keynote
  • Team tables at an auction
Guest facilities

Every Mirror Framed In Gold

The architect emphasised the luxe experience through weaving luxury at every sight.

  • A powder lounge: seated vanities with round ring-lit mirrors and upholstered stools
    Seated vanities
  • A curved travertine island counter with brass taps under a hanging oval mirror
    Island wash counters
  • A wash wall of gold-framed oval mirrors over a long stone counter, glass pendant lights above
    Gold-framed ovals
  • A marble floor inlaid with gold stars before the entrance to the ladies’ restroom, a red artwork on the wall
    Gold-inlaid marble
  • A long travertine counter under a floating pill-shaped mirror on brass rods, a sofa beyond
    Floating mirrors
Comfort

For a long evening.

A green room lounge in cream and gold: a make-up mirror ringed with bulbs, a wardrobe rail of outfits, curved sofas round a brass table, and a refreshment counter

  • Sofas in the vestibules

    A seat for whoever is waiting.

  • Air-conditioned

    Across the halls and foyers.

  • A prayer room

    Quiet, away from the music.

  • Baby change

    A clean, private room.

  • First aid

    A room of its own, on site.

  • Green rooms

    For artists, speakers and the couple between entrances.

Rooms & suites

One for each side of the family.

Fourteen five-star rooms on the property, so nobody drives anywhere at the end of the night.

The bride’s suite in blush and gold: a wide bed with a pink bench at its foot, a vanity under a round mirror with roses, and a lounge by the tall windows
A bride in a blush-pink embroidered lehenga and diamond necklace, seated in her suite beside a lit vanity mirror and pink roses

The bride’s suite

Hair and make-up at a lit vanity, her sisters beside her, and the hall steps away.

The groom’s suite in ivory and gold: a wide bed under a lit headboard wall, an armchair and desk, and the lawns through floor-to-ceiling glass
A groom in an ivory embroidered sherwani and a blush shawl, standing in his suite beside a vanity and flowers

The groom’s suite

The sherwani pressed and the safa tied without a queue, ready before the dhol arrives.

A guest room in cream and gold: a wide bed with a bench at its foot under a framed artwork, a desk and armchair, and a wardrobe wall lit from within
A room’s sitting area: a deep sofa and armchair round a brass-edged table with flowers, a writing desk and a lit cabinet beyond
The other rooms

Twelve more rooms.

  • The family from out of town, resting between functions.

  • The fly-in speaker, asleep on the property by ten.

  • The team management, on site for the whole fixture.

  • The organiser, first in and last out.

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Experience It Firsthand

Tell us what you are planning and we will route the visit through the spaces that fit it, and skip the ones that don’t.

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