Description

The forgotten headquarters of Vijayanagar empire, Hampi, has a lot to offer for an explorer. From the never ending hills and boulders, ruins of historic temples, monuments, trekking, serene lakes, Hampi has everything and a lot more to offer than you can imagine. If you are wondering why Hampi for four full days, stop wondering, and join us in our Hampi Group Tour to explore! We are sure at the end of the tour, you would wish to spend more time here!

Hampi

Hampi was the capital city of Vijayanagar kingdom. It is believed to be the richest city of those times. From huge markets where traders used to do business, to some of the magnificent temples and monuments were built during these times. While some of the monuments and temples are ruined, exploring these structures can still leave you awestruck.

Tungabhadra Dam

Hampi is situated next to Tungabhadra River. A dam has been constructed near Hospet, about 20 km from Hampi. The astonishing view of the huge dam and the nearby gardens are a perfect place to spend an evening at.

Kishkinda Empire (now Anegundi)

While the city of Hampi is situated on one side of River Tungabhadra, the other side of the river has history that is a lot earlier than Vijayanagar kingdom. The places and incidents here dates back to Ramayana. From Anjanadri Hills, where Hanuman was born, to various hills where Lord Rama met Hanuman, Sugreeva Caves, Vali-Sugreeva Fighting place and many other stories will keep you on the tows to know more!

Ancient Living

The hills and boulders in this region has much more stories than we know of. However, there are many other places that are lost in the history. We would also be visiting one such place where you get a glimpse of a village life from 3000+ years ago! Yes, you read it right. It is indeed three thousand years ago. A time when none of the modern technologies existed, but still a few structures were built using just stones, which stand still even today!

Are you ready for Hampi Group tour?

Are you exited enough? What are you waiting for? Join us on our next batch of Hampi Group Tour, and we take you back to historical times. To those times from where you would never want to come back to modern comforts. So, call us now to book your next trip.