At Prangana, the landscape is not an afterthought. It’s part of the architecture, the mood, and the experience of the space. From the very beginning, we knew that how the grounds were planted and maintained would define the way people felt when they spent time here.Every plant across the property has been chosen with care. We took time to understand the soil, the sun, the wind, and how the space breathes. We didn’t want anything overly ornamental or purely decorative—we wanted growth that felt like it belonged. Quietly grounding, never overpowering.Landscaping here is not seasonal. It’s not for a day or a weekend. It’s a long-term relationship with the property. The plants here are tended to daily by people who understand the rhythm of the place. They trim, sweep, water, and replant with the same quiet discipline that goes into maintaining the rest of the venue.Over time, this care has shaped something you can’t quite put your finger on. It’s in the way the walkways feel shaded without being dark. It’s in how the air stays cool when you step under cover. It’s the way the corners soften, the sounds dampen, and your shoulders drop just a little as you walk through the space.The plants here don’t ask for attention. But they receive it anyway—through deliberate maintenance, consistent care, and a deep respect for what they bring to the environment. They’ve seen moments of celebration, silence, and everything in between. They hold the space between events, quietly keeping it alive.That kind of presence doesn’t just happen. It’s grown—with patience, and on purpose.
