Purva Trivante (Kensho Hills) Gallery

Purva Trivante, registered with K-RERA as Purva Kensho Hills, is planned as a Zen-inspired plotted development, and this gallery pictures what that means on the ground - 15 parks and open spaces, a Buddha pavilion and a lotus pond, a clubhouse with a swimming pool, and internal roads lined with planting. The images are artist's impressions of the planned layout at S. Medahalli, off the Sarjapur-Attibele Road, grouped by theme. Purva Hallmark is useful when buyers are reading images for practical signals: light, approach, amenity scale, landscape maturity, and what still needs official confirmation.

Purva Trivante Gallery

Purva Trivante Buddha pavilion and lotus pond in the Zen garden, artist's impression
Artist's impression - the planned Buddha pavilion and lotus pond (indicative).
Purva Trivante rock garden, tai chi court and nature walk, artist's impression
Artist's impression - the rock garden, tai chi court and nature walk (indicative).
Purva Trivante clubhouse and swimming pool, artist's impression
Artist's impression - the planned clubhouse and swimming pool (indicative; the design is not yet published).
Purva Trivante tennis and basketball courts and cricket practice pitch, artist's impression
Artist's impression - the tennis and basketball courts and the cricket practice pitch (indicative).
Purva Trivante community lawn with amphitheatre-style seating and children's play area, artist's impression
Artist's impression - the community lawn, amphitheatre-style seating and children's play area (indicative).
Purva Trivante aerial view of the plotted layout with its roads and parks, artist's impression
Artist's impression - aerial view of the plotted layout with its roads and parks (indicative; the approved layout plan governs).
Purva Trivante entrance portal, security kiosk and planted internal road, artist's impression
Artist's impression - the entrance portal and a planted internal road (indicative).
Purva Trivante location map at S. Medahalli off the Sarjapur-Attibele Road, between Sarjapura and Attibele
Indicative location map - Purva Trivante off the Sarjapur-Attibele Road, between Sarjapura and Attibele (not to scale).

Purva Trivante Zen Landscape

Buddha Pavilion and Lotus Pond

A Buddha pavilion and a lotus pond are among the Zen garden features planned for Purva Trivante. They carry the idea behind the registered name, since kensho is a Zen word for a first glimpse of one's true nature. The image pictures the calm these features are meant to bring to the landscape.

Rock Garden, Tai Chi Court and Nature Walk

A rock garden, a tai chi court, a therapeutic garden and a butterfly garden are planned alongside a stroll path and nature walk. Together they make the outdoor spaces as much for slow mornings and gentle exercise as for play. The image shows the kind of setting planned, not the final landscape design.

Purva Trivante Clubhouse and Sport

Clubhouse and Swimming Pool

The clubhouse has a dedicated site of about 2,512 sq m, and is specified with a swimming pool with change rooms, a gymnasium, an indoor badminton court, a multipurpose hall and dance studio, and reading and games lounges. It is built after the layout's final release, so it follows the plots, and its size and floors are not yet published. The image suggests the idea of the clubhouse, not its design.

Courts and Practice Pitch

The sports plan includes a tennis court of 18.3 x 36.6 m and a basketball court of 15.24 x 28.65 m, both with acrylic surfaces, a cricket practice pitch on synthetic turf and a skating rink. The image shows how the courts might sit within the landscape.

Lawn, Seating and Play

A community and multipurpose lawn, amphitheatre-style seating, a children's play area and an outdoor gym for seniors give every age a place outdoors. The image pictures the community lawn in use.

Purva Trivante Layout and Surroundings

The Layout from Above

From above, Purva Trivante is 509 residential plots on 38.97 acres, joined by 9 m and 12 m internal roads and opened up by 15 parks and open spaces covering about 3.9 acres. The aerial impression shows how plots, roads and parks fit together; the master plan sets out the land use in full.

Entrance Portal and Planted Roads

The layout is planned with an entrance portal and a security kiosk, and bitumen roads with pedestrian pavements, street-light poles and road-side planting. The image pictures the arrival and a typical internal road.

Location Map

Purva Trivante sits at S. Medahalli, about 1.8 km by road off the Sarjapur-Attibele Road, between Sarjapura town, about 4.5 km by road, and Attibele, about 8 km. The map places the layout against these anchors; road distances to schools, workplaces, hospitals and the metro are on the location page.

About the Purva Trivante Images

Every image in this gallery is an artist's impression, indicative only, created to show the planned features before they are built. The approved layout plan governs the position and size of every plot, road and park, and the amenities follow the planned list, so where an image and the plan differ, the plan applies.

Purva Trivante photos of the finished layout do not exist yet. The development works run to a proposed completion date of 30 June 2028, the clubhouse follows the layout's final release, and progress on site is not published. To see the land as it stands today, book a site visit, and ask for the approved layout plan with the plot numbers of any plots you are considering.

Want the Purva Trivante price list and plot availability as soon as Puravankara releases them, or a site visit to S. Medahalli? Ask the team directly.

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Purva Trivante Gallery — Frequently Asked Questions

What amenities will Purva Trivante have?

The clubhouse is specified with a swimming pool, gymnasium, indoor badminton court, multipurpose hall and dance studio, and reading and games lounges. Outdoors, the plan includes a Buddha pavilion, lotus pond, rock garden, tai chi court, tennis and basketball courts, a cricket practice pitch, a skating rink, a children's play area and a nature walk. The clubhouse is built on its own site after the layout's final release, so it follows the plots.

What does Kensho mean?

Kensho, in the registered name Purva Kensho Hills, is a Zen word for a first glimpse of one's true nature. Puravankara describes the layout as a Zen-inspired plotted development, and the plan includes a Buddha pavilion, a lotus pond, a rock garden and a tai chi court among its gardens.

What is Purva Trivante?

Purva Trivante, registered with K-RERA as Purva Kensho Hills, is a plotted development by Puravankara, built under its Purva Land brand at S. Medahalli, off the Sarjapur-Attibele Road in Bengaluru. It spreads over 38.97 acres, with 509 residential plots, 15 parks and open spaces and a clubhouse site, planned around a Zen-inspired design theme. You buy a plot and build your own home on it.

How much of Purva Trivante is parks and open space?

Purva Trivante has 15 parks and open spaces covering about 3.9 acres, a tenth of its 38.97 acres, and the largest park is about 1.2 acres. Roads take about 32% of the land, and about a tenth has been relinquished for the STRR land bank and three civic amenity sites, as the layout approval requires. Claims of 75% open space do not match the approved layout.

When will Purva Trivante be completed?

The proposed completion date on the K-RERA registration is 30 June 2028 for the layout's development works. The clubhouse follows the layout's final release, so its timeline may run later. Confirm the handover schedule in your agreement for sale.

How do I arrange a site visit or get the price list?

Share your name and phone number on the contact page. We will arrange a visit to S. Medahalli and send the price list and plot availability as soon as Puravankara releases them.