Hampi

Overview

Explore the UNESCO World Heritage Site with ancient temples and stunning boulder landscapes.

Hampi, a UNESCO World Heritage Site located in the Bellary district of Karnataka, is one of India's most iconic historical destinations. Once the thriving capital of the Vijayanagara Empire in the 14th century, Hampi today stands as a mesmerizing open-air museum scattered across 26 square kilometres of dramatic boulder-strewn terrain along the banks of the Tungabhadra River. Our curated Off Route Adventure package takes you through the most breathtaking ruins, including the Virupaksha Temple — one of the oldest functioning temples in India — the intricately carved Vittala Temple with its legendary stone chariot and musical pillars, and the bustling Hampi Bazaar that once served as one of the richest trading hubs in the medieval world. Beyond the temples, you will explore the Royal Enclosure, the Lotus Mahal, the Elephant Stables, and the stunning Hemakuta Hill, which offers a panoramic sunset view that photographers and travellers treasure. This trip is ideal for history enthusiasts, photography lovers, and anyone seeking an affordable yet deeply enriching cultural adventure. The package includes comfortable transport from Pune, accommodation, guided tours, and meals — all at a budget-friendly price that makes heritage travel accessible to everyone.

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