Garden of Eden – Mango Plantation

Situated in the village of Cheluvanayakanaphade (Sidlaghatta), Chikkaballapur Taluk

CALTINS LLP’s foray into mango groves represents a strategic expansion into the agricultural sector, leveraging the popularity and profitability of mango cultivation. Renowned for their expertise in real estate development and commitment to sustainable practices, CALTINS LLP brings a unique approach to mango grove management, prioritizing both environmental stewardship and economic viability.

Strategically Planned ROI

To strategies or investments that are considered highly reliable or guaranteed to generate a return on investment (ROI) without significant risk or uncertainty. In reality, achieving foolproof ROI is challenging because all investments carry some level of risk, and unforeseen factors can impact outcomes.

Seamless Integration

This farm is uniquely integrated farming consisting of fruit bearing trees, poultry and animal farming, plant nursery etc.

Value-Added Opportunities

Explores value-added opportunities beyond mango cultivation, such as agro-tourism, agribusiness ventures, and product diversification. By tapping into additional revenue streams and market opportunities, they enhance the overall profitability and sustainability of mango grove investments.

Community Engagement

fosters strong relationships with local communities and stakeholders, recognizing the importance of collaboration in agricultural development. By engaging with farmers, cooperatives, and agricultural organizations, they create opportunities for knowledge sharing, skills development, and economic empowerment, benefiting both investors and local residents.

Layout Plan and specifies

The Garden of Eden, as described in the Bible, has intrigued theologians, historians, and gardeners alike with its rich and symbolic portrayal of paradise. While its exact layout remains a matter of interpretation and faith, a meticulous plan might reflect both the biblical description and modern interpretations. Here’s a conceptual layout plan based on traditional descriptions and symbolic elements:

Conceptual Layout Plan of the Garden of Eden

1. Central Features:

  • Tree of Life:
    • Location: Resort (Central or prominent location in the garden.) as per plan in plot number 16 symbolic to number 7 which is the 7th day of the week (Sunday) and its the middle of the farmland.
    • Description: Creating a resort in the Garden of Eden is a fascinating concept that blends the idyllic, biblical paradise with modern luxury and relaxation. The design would focus on maintaining the natural beauty and symbolism of Eden while incorporating contemporary amenities for comfort and enjoyment.
  • Tree of Knowledge:
    • Location: Library Coffee shop.
    • Description: The library will have all kinds of books with an attached coffee shop where all age groups can spend time reading and relaxing.

2. Garden Layout:

  • Plots:
    • Location: Surrounding the resort.
    • Description: Areas with a variety of fruit trees, flowering plants, and herbs symbolizing abundance and diversity.
  • Paths and Walkways:
    • Location: Winding paths connecting the resort and different regions of the farmland.
    • Description: Designed for both practical access and aesthetic pleasure, made from natural materials like stone or gravel.

3. Habitation Areas:

  • Adam and Eve’s Dwelling (Cottages):
    • Location: In each plots but not too close to the trees of significant symbolic value to emphasize the relationship with nature rather than control.
    • Description: Simple and harmonious with the surroundings, possibly with a natural shelter or abode.

4. Symbolic Features (Integrated Farming):

  • Gardens of Different Zones:
    • Edible Plants: Vegetables, herbs, and fruits in well-organized plots of the farmland.
    • Medicinal Plants: Plants with healing properties, symbolizing health and wholeness.
  • Farm animals Areas:
    • Location: Various parts of the Farmland, integrated into the natural landscape.
    • Description: Areas where animals can roam freely, representing harmony and the interconnectedness of life.
  • Water Features:
    • Small Ponds or Springs: For aesthetic beauty and maintaining ecological balance.

5. Fencing and Boundaries:

  • Boundaries:
    • Encompassing the farmland to delineate its limits.

This layout combines biblical descriptions with elements that resonate with modern interpretations of paradise, blending spiritual symbolism with a harmonious natural environment.

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