Frequently Asked Questions about 3102bce

Getting to Know Us

What is 3102bce — A Vedic Resort by Lindsay, and what makes it unique?

3102bce is a designer boutique resort located on Anjuna-Chapora Road, Vagator, North Goa, inspired by the ancient Vedic civilisation and meticulously researched to offer an immersive cultural experience — not merely a stay. The resort’s name refers to the year 3102 BCE, when a celestial conjunction of seven heavenly bodies near Revati Nakshatra was verified by modern scientists and ancient astronomical treatises alike, marking the beginning of Kalyug. Every room, artefact, plaque, painting, and space in the property reflects this extraordinary cultural heritage.

How close is the resort to the beaches?

The resort is ideally placed for beach lovers — Vagator Beach is just 1.5 km away, and Anjuna Beach is approximately 2.3 km from the property. Both are accessible by a quick drive or taxi from the resort.

Does the resort offer any current promotions or direct booking benefits?

Yes. The resort regularly offers handpicked deals on direct bookings, which are available on the Offers page of the website. Guests are advised to check the page at the time of booking for the latest promotions and savings.

Has the resort won any awards or recognitions?

Yes. 3102bce has received several recognitions, which are listed on the resort’s Awards page. The property has been applauded for its distinctive design philosophy, cultural immersiveness, and hospitality standards.

How can I contact the resort for reservations or enquiries?

You can reach the resort at +91 93 3090 3513 (reception) or +91 93 3090 4312 (reservations), or write to reservations.goa@3102bce.com or sales.goa@3102bce.com. The resort is located at 187/14, Deul Wada, Vagator, Bardez, North Goa — 403509.

Rooms & Accommodation

How many rooms does 3102bce have, and what are the accommodation categories?

The resort has 37 rooms in total, available across four categories: Premium Room with Balcony (250 sq. ft., king size bed, garden or street view, ideal for couples or friends), Junior Suite with Jacuzzi (415 sq. ft., king size bed, 2-seater Jacuzzi, private sit-out in greenery), Family Suite with Jacuzzi and Deck — Sleeps Four (795 sq. ft., 2 king size beds, private terrace with an open-air Jacuzzi), and Lothal — The Suite Room (a private pool suite, ideal for hosting intimate gatherings).

What is the Lothal Suite, and why is it named after Lothal?

Lothal was the inland port of the Indus-Saraswati civilisation and one of the most significant archaeological sites of the ancient Vedic world — it is believed to have exported jewellery and beads as far as Mesopotamia and Sumeria. The Lothal Suite at 3102bce is named in its honour and features a private pool deck, making it an exceptional setting for intimate pool parties with food, music, and drinks.

What is the design philosophy behind the rooms?

Every room is designed around grids and ratios derived from the town-planning methods discovered at Indus-Saraswati excavation sites. Rooms feature earthy brown and beige tones, mud plaster exteriors, traditional wall niches, and replicas of archaeological figurines — all bringing the ancient Vedic civilisation to life while delivering modern comforts including a 10-inch flippable mattress, minibar, flat-screen TV, rain shower, and personalised concierge service.

Which room type is best for honeymooners or couples?

The Junior Suite with Jacuzzi is an especially popular choice for honeymooners and couples, featuring a 2-seater Jacuzzi, a private sit-out amidst lush greenery, and earthy interiors that create a naturally romantic atmosphere. The Family Suite with its open-air Jacuzzi on a private terrace is another excellent option for couples seeking a more expansive and secluded experience.

Is complimentary breakfast included?

Yes, complimentary breakfast is included with all room bookings at 3102bce.

Dining

What are the dining options at 3102bce?

The resort has three distinct dining venues: The Great Bath (fine-dining restaurant), Istaka (bar, bites, and bowls), and Indus Cafe (all-day cafe). Together, they cover the full spectrum from leisurely breakfasts and afternoon snacks to evening fine-dining and cocktails — all within a setting deeply inspired by ancient Vedic culture.

What is The Great Bath, and what kind of food is served there?

The Great Bath is 3102bce’s in-house fine-dining restaurant, modelled on the Great Bath of Mohenjo-Daro — the best-known structure among the ruins of the ancient Vedic civilisation, built around the 3rd Millennium BCE. The evening menu is curated by a skilled chef drawing on long-forgotten traditional Indian recipes from ancient civilisations, with fragrant biryanis, rich curries, succulent tandoori dishes, and delicate regional specialities that take guests on a gastronomic journey through time.

What is Istaka?

Istaka, meaning ‘burnt brick’ in the Vedic tradition, is the resort’s casual dining and bar space serving global cuisine in a quirky, contemporary setting. The name references the burnt bricks used to build sacrificial Vedic altars, and the venue’s chefs handpick every ingredient to ensure authenticity of taste.

What is the Indus Cafe?

Indus Cafe is the resort’s all-day cafe, open from breakfast through to evening for drinks, tea, coffee, and light snacks — samosas, pakoras, chaats, and more. Guests are encouraged to linger for as long as they like, and the relaxed, unhurried ambience is one of the most beloved aspects of the Indus Cafe experience.

Is the dining at 3102bce entirely outdoor?

Dining at 3102bce takes place in an enchanting outdoor setting, with the open courtyard and Vedic architecture providing a naturally atmospheric backdrop for every meal. The resort also has an indoor cafe option at Indus Cafe for guests who prefer covered seating.

Celebrations & Events

What types of events can 3102bce host?

The resort is a versatile destination for a wide range of occasions — weddings and pre-wedding ceremonies (Haldi, Mehendi, Sangeet, Preetibhoj), intimate birthday parties and anniversary celebrations, corporate offsites and board meetings, yoga retreats, art exhibitions, musical concerts, and private pool parties. The entire resort can also be booked exclusively for large events.

What are the event venues available at the resort?

The resort has five event spaces: Dholavira Banquet Hall (70–80 seats in theatre style, ideal for conferences and meetings), Chhajja (a private terrace space for relaxed, special occasions), Hauda — the Swimming Pool & Deck (open-air, with an ancient-patterned tile backdrop, ideal for informal parties), The Great Bath Area (multi-level venue ideal for wedding ceremonies and large group dinners), and Lothal — The Suite Room (private pool deck for intimate gatherings).

Is 3102bce a suitable venue for a destination wedding?

Yes, 3102bce is widely regarded as one of North Goa’s most distinctive destination wedding venues. The property offers a variety of venue options — from the multi-level Great Bath Area for ceremonies and grand dinners to the Chhajja terrace for intimate gatherings — and each function can be made distinctly different and visually interesting. The entire resort can be booked for the wedding party for a fully private experience.

Does the resort provide event support and external vendors?

Yes. The resort’s dedicated team assists from conception through execution and works with a network of empanelled external partners — including event managers, floral designers, hairstylists, DJs, bands, and musicians — to ensure every element of the event is seamlessly orchestrated.

How do I enquire about hosting an event at 3102bce?

You can reach the events team at sales.goa@3102bce.com or +91 93 3090 4312, or submit an enquiry through the Celebrations page on the website. The team will be in touch with a full proposal tailored to your requirements.

Facilities & Wellness

What facilities are available at 3102bce?

The resort features a rooftop swimming pool, the Ayur Spa, a fitness centre, multiple event spaces, an open courtyard, a travel desk, a pick-up and drop facility, a business centre, complimentary Wi-Fi, free parking, and 24-hour room service. Early check-in or late check-out are also available.

What is Ayur Spa?

Ayur is the resort’s in-house wellness spa, named after the Sanskrit word for ‘life’ or ‘vital power.’ Drawing inspiration from a harmonious blend of ancient wisdom and modern science, Ayur offers therapies with roots in Roman traditions, Amazonian rituals, and Vedic healing practices. Treatments are tailored to individual needs, with a focus on restoring balance, relieving stress, and rejuvenating the mind, body, and soul.

Is there a swimming pool at the resort?

Yes. The resort’s rooftop swimming pool is one of its most popular amenities, offering guests a refreshing cascade in summer and a relaxing sun-bathing spot in winter. There is also a separate pool at the Hauda deck, available for private gatherings and events.

Is there a fitness centre at the resort?

Yes, the resort has a fitness centre designed as a sophisticated wellness sanctuary for guests who wish to maintain their exercise routine or simply stay active during their Goa stay.

Does the resort offer a travel desk and transport services?

Yes. The resort’s travel desk is available to assist guests with local transport, pick-up and drop services, sightseeing arrangements, and excursions to popular North Goa beaches and attractions.


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