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Soa Auditorium in Shampur, Bhubaneshwar

In Bhubaneshwar, where events and gatherings are an integral part of the cultural landscape, Soa Auditorium stands as one of the premier destinations for those seeking state-of-the-art auditorium facilities. Situated in Shampur, Bhubaneswar, this venue offers a unique blend of convenience, amenities, and a dedicated team to make every event a memorable experience.

Overview and Location

Soa Auditorium is located in Shampur, making it easily accessible for event organisers and attendees alike. Situated Bhubaneswar, this auditorium serves as a focal point for cultural and corporate events in Bhubaneshwar. Operating during, Soa Auditorium provides a convenient timeframe for event planning, coordination, and execution.

The auditorium's location is strategic, offering proximity to key transportation hubs and ensuring that guests can reach the venue effortlessly. The central position within Bhubaneshwar adds to the allure of Soa Auditorium as a preferred choice for various events, from conferences and seminars to concerts and performances.

Service Provided

Soa Auditorium takes pride in the array of services and amenities it can offer to event organisers. While not making direct promises, the venue is well-equipped to meet the diverse needs of different events, ensuring a seamless and successful execution.

The auditorium is designed to accommodate various events, from corporate presentations to cultural performances. The flexible seating arrangements and advanced audio-visual facilities provide event organisers with the tools needed to create impactful and engaging experiences for their audiences.

Amenities at Soa Auditorium include state-of-the-art sound systems, projection screens, and lighting setups, providing the technical infrastructure necessary for events of different scales. The venue's team may work closely with event organisers to customise the setup based on specific requirements, ensuring that each event is tailored to perfection. Soa Auditorium offers Wheel Chair Accessible Entrance And Exit , Wheel Chair Accessible In Car Parking.

Why Opt for Soa Auditorium?

Event organisers may find several compelling reasons to choose Soa Auditorium as their preferred auditorium venue. With a rating and a substantial number of ratings, the positive feedback from past events underscores the venue's commitment to excellence. The amenities, central location, and the dedicated team contribute to the overall positive experience for event planners.

The experienced team at Soa Auditorium understands the intricacies of event coordination and may provide valuable insights to organisers, ensuring that every detail is considered for a successful event. The venue's reputation for professionalism and efficiency could instil confidence in event organisers, making Soa Auditorium a go-to choice for hosting events in Bhubaneshwar.

If you are one of those navigating the vibrant landscape of event planning in Bhubaneshwar, Soa Auditorium emerges as one of the standout choices for a venue. The prime location, comprehensive amenities, and a team dedicated to event success make it a preferred destination for a range of events. While not making explicit guarantees, the positive reputation and proven track record of Soa Auditorium suggest that event organisers can trust this venue to bring their visions to life. If you're in search of an exceptional auditorium venue in Bhubaneshwar, consider the advantages that Soa Auditorium offers for a seamless and impactful event experience.

Tours & Attractions

Puri is famous for the world famous Shri Jagannath Temple& Longest Golden Beach. It is one of the Dhamas (Holiest of the holy place) out of four Dhamas i.e. Puri, Dwarika, Badrinath & Rameswar, in India. Mahaprabhu Shri Jagannath alomg with sister Devi Subhadra and elder brother Mahaprabhu Shri Balabhadra are being worshipped in Puri (The Purusottama Kshetra). The deities are seated on the Bejeweled Pedestal (Ratna Simhassana). Shri Jagannath Puri Temple is one of the most impressing monuments of the Indian State Odisha, was constructed by a famous king of Ganga Dynasty Ananta Varman Chodaganga Deva dating back to 12th century at the seashore Puri. The main temple of Shri Jagannath is an impressing and amazing structure constructed in Kalinga architecture, with a height of 65 meters

The Sun Temple at Konark is the pinnacle of Odisha Temple Architecture and an UNESCO World Heritage Site. The temple is a culmination of seven hundred years of grind in search of perfection. Built in the 12th Century AD by King Narasimha Deva I and dedicated to the Sun God, the Sun Temple at Konark continues to leave us spellbound with its massive structure, symmetry, precision and intricate detailing. According to Archeologists the height of the Sun Temple at Konark is estimated to be around 227 feet, making it as one of the tallest temples ever built in the country. However what remains today is the impressive Jagamohana (Entrance Hall) with the sanctum sanctorum has but almost collapsed. The other structure that still stands amidst the ruins is the Natya Mandap minus the roof.

The Udaygiri caves located 7KM from Bhubaneswar takes us back in time and is probably the only recorded history of era that is still shrouded in mystery. Built somewhere around the 2nd century BC by King Kharavela of the Meghavahana dynasty, widely regarded as the most powerful king in the annals of history of Odisha, these ancient rock cut caves were first discovered by a young British Ocer Andrew Sterling in the 19th century AD. The caves built on the Kumari mountain range were built for the Jain monks and oered them a place to stay and meditate. Out of the one hundred and seventeen caves that were built originally only thirty-three survive till this day. Eighteen caves are located in the Udaygiri hill and fifteen in the Khandagiri hill.

Chilika Lake - Asia's largest brackish water lagoon, The vast and dream like Chilika Lagoon is situated on the east-coast of India. It is the largest brackish Water Lagoon with estuarine character that sprawls along the east coast. It is the largest wintering ground for migratory waterfowl found anywhere on the Indian sub-continent. It is one of the hotspot of biodiversity in the country, and some rare, vulnerable and endangered species listed in the IUCN Red List of threatened Animals inhabit in the lagoon for atleast part of their life cycle. Chilika is an integral part of the culture of coastal Odisha. Almost 400 years ago, the saint poet Purshottam Das, a devotee of Lord Jagannath, wrote a poem about Lord Krishna dancing with a milkmaid called Maniki, who had come to sell curds on the banks of the Chilika.