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Grand Continental Hotel's Business Center is one of the best in the city. It provides you an appropriate environment and venue for holding conferences, meetings, seminars, workshops, symposiums, etc. The Business Center specializes in the most modern conferencing facilities, making it renowned among travelers and locals alike.
Grand Continental Hotel's Business Center has facilities like Internet access, PC rental, photocopiers, secretarial assistance, etc. Other than the Business Center, the Grand Continental Hotel also has two banquet halls - Imperial and Viceroy Suites - that are ideal places to entertain anything between 50 to 500 guests. You also have the choice of hosting a function in the Darbar Mahal, the hotel's beautiful lawn. In fact, to make your function or conference a grand success, the Grand Continental Hotel provides you the option of arranging things according to client-specific requirements. There is provision for organizing live Ghazal performances and other concerts as well.
A look at the city information booklet reveals interesting facts about Allahabad. Historically known as Prayag, the city is a Hindu pilgrimage site located in Uttar Pradesh. Lord Brahma had once performed the Prakrista Yajna here. That is how it received the name, Prayag.
Allahabad is also called Tirtha-Raja, or "king of all the holy places." The Mahakumbh Mela, held at the Sangam every 12 years, is one of the biggest tourist attractions all over the world. Sangam, the confluence of rivers Ganga, Yamuna and Saraswati makes for a beholding sight. Other tourist attractions in Allahabad include the Allahabad Fort near Sangam. The fort, built by Mughal emperor Akbar, is an excellent showcase of medieval India's architecture and art.
According to city information, another must-visit site in Allahabad is the Hanuman Mandir. Located near the Allahabad Fort, the temple is famous for a unique supine image of Hanuman. In fact, it is the only image of Hanuman in a reclining posture available in the country.
Another place that is sure to lure art lovers is the Allahabad Museum. With coin and stone sculptures from the second century BC to modern times displayed here, the museum is an exciting place for historians.
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