Toran is a free-standing ornamental or arched gateway for ceremonial purposes seen in Hindu, Buddhist & Jain architecture of the Indian subcontinent. ITC Narmada draws inspiration from the toran of Vadnagar, Gujarat.

The architecture of the 16^th century Sidi Saiyyed Mosque is celebrated for the intricately carved filigreework on its jaalis. The external facade of ITC Narmada is flanked with this strikingly beautiful reproduction of the latticework carved on limestone. 

Step-wells played more than just a functional part in Gujarat’s history. The Adalaj step well is a globally renowned architectural marvel. ITC Narmada’s unique step well styled atrium lobby draws inspiration from this iconic monument - An ode to the magnificent architecture of Gujarat. 

The hotel pays tribute to the architectural styles & the iconic monuments of Gujarat. The intricate handicraft & the vibrant culture find expression through the latticework, detailed motifs, in-room embellishments & art across the hotel.

The age-old intricately hand-woven Patola fabric is considered an art form from the Patan region of Gujarat. The Patola saree manifests the richness of this heritage craft in a variety of patterns & palettes

Adorning the walls & ceilings of ITC Narmada, one finds the recurring mural art of Lippan Kaam & Abhla Work or Mirror work, the traditional mud & mirror work from the region of Kutch in Gujarat.  

The celebrated flavours of Gujarat have been influenced by its distinct geography, culture & history which saw the rule of many dynasties, each with its own cuisine & culinary nuances. Savour some of the timeless classics at Royal Vega at ITC Narmada.

The walls on every floor of ITC Narmada are embellished with paintings & art works that capture the essence of everyday Gujarati life. While some floor lobbies showcase local, rustic jewellery, some other portraits showcase the presence of music in the lives of people.