15-05-2025
New leisure, fitness facilities await visitors at Maurya Lok
Patna: The rejuvenation of Maurya Lok Complex in the city is nearly complete, promising to transform the area into an all-in-one recreational hub under the
. With an estimated total cost of Rs 15 crore, the upgraded facility includes multiplexes, food courts, a gaming zone, wellness centres, a banquet hall and landscaped areas for leisure.
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The G+4 Maurya Tower has been expanded to a seven-storey structure. The sixth floor now houses a state-of-the-art gaming zone, equipped with virtual reality systems offering immersive digital experiences. The seventh floor features three mini multiplexes with seating for 50-60 people each, along with a food court, eateries and restrooms. Each floor spans 12,000sqft, with this segment costing around Rs 6 crore.
Project contractor Yash Yadav said, "Both entertainment floors of Maurya Tower are complete. Work on Block B-1, which includes a 6,000 sq ft gym and yoga centre, is also finished. The equipment, sourced from Delhi, includes treadmills, cardio machines, dumbbells and more. The facility will also offer steam bath and jacuzzi services."
He added, "A transparent glass elevator imported from Finland will be installed in Block B-1 to access the gym and yoga centre.
The total cost of this block, including the lift, is approximately Rs 2.5 crore."
In addition, a banquet hall is being built atop Block A on a steel frame structure covering 9,000sqft, with half the space open and the rest enclosed. It will have separate entry and exit points and serve weddings, parties and corporate events. Adjacent to the hall, a lounge and vertical garden are also planned.
"The banquet hall work began recently and is expected to be finished by June 30 this year. It costs around Rs 2.7 crore," Yadav said. He added that the redevelopment of Vivekananda Park within the complex has been completed.
The revamped park now features hybrid flowers, a decorative fountain, improved landscaping, LED lighting, play equipment and a hydraulic vehicle parking facility, which was inaugurated earlier.
