Discover the Heritage of Vijayanagara Empire
Experience the glorious ruins, ancient temples and royal complexes of the Vijayanagara Empire.
The ruins in Hampi are a witness to many of India's kings' love of culture and architecture. Set in Karnataka, Hampi is surrounded by massive boulders and green landscapes over 26 sq km.
The temples in Hampi are priceless examples of Vijayanagara architecture. Being a UNESCO World Heritage Site, it attracts tourists from all over the world.
Hampi is also an example of advanced ancient city planning — with water canals, public baths, market streets, royal pavilions, treasury structures and more.
Upon arrival at Bangalore Airport/Railway Station, you will be greeted by our representative and driven to Hampi. Check-in to the hotel and spend the evening exploring nearby locations. Overnight stay at Hampi.
After breakfast, visit Hazara Rama Temple, Lotus Mahal, Elephant Stables, Mahanavami Dibba, Queen’s Bath. Continue to Vithala Temple, Lakshmi Narasimha Statue, and Badavilinga. After lunch, travel to Badami and check-in for overnight stay.
After breakfast, visit:
The most famous temple in Hampi dedicated to Lord Shiva. The gopuram rises 49m high. Visit the Hampi Bazaar right in front of it.
Known for its iconic Stone Chariot, musical pillars and exceptional craftsmanship.
A perfect place for sunrise/sunset views surrounded by ancient temples and ruins.
Built in 1534 AD, dedicated to Lord Venkateshwara with massive courtyards and carvings.
A stunning Indo-Islamic structure with natural cooling system used by royal women.
A massive domed structure used for royal elephants; one of the few structures preserved from 1565 AD.
A royal bathing enclosure with Indo-Islamic design and arched corridors.
Offers panoramic views of temple complexes and Tungabhadra River.
A serene lake ideal for swimming and coracle rides.