Hampi, Karnataka
A UNESCO World Heritage Site with magnificent ruins, ancient temples, and boulder-strewn landscapes steeped in history.
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A UNESCO World Heritage Site with magnificent ruins, ancient temples, and boulder-strewn landscapes steeped in history.
A living temple dedicated to Lord Shiva, it is Hampi’s spiritual heart and architectural marvel.
Famous for its iconic Stone Chariot and musical pillars, this temple is a masterpiece of Vijayanagara art.
Offers stunning sunset views and is dotted with small ancient temples—perfect for photography and quiet reflection.
Glide across the river in traditional round boats while enjoying breathtaking views of ruins along the banks.
A short trek rewards you with panoramic views of Hampi’s magical boulders and temple landscapes.
An Indo-Islamic architectural gem, the Lotus Mahal was a royal retreat surrounded by history and elegance.
A grand structure that once housed royal elephants, showcasing Indo-Islamic architectural style and symmetry.
A serene riverside village said to be older than Hampi, offering rustic charm and mythological connections.
Test your skills on the giant granite boulders scattered across the surreal landscape of Hampi.
Rent a bicycle and explore the temples, bazaars, and monuments at your own pace.