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3 days
2 nights
Hyderabad
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Oct–Mar
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Overview
Tour overview
This weekend, surrender to the surreal charm of Hampi – the historical town of ruins and ancient rock-carved temples that date back to the erstwhile Vijayanagara Empire. Take our Hampi Tour from Hyderabad and visit one of India’s most acclaimed world heritage sites. Hampi’s beguiling rustic beauty and intriguing history will grasp your senses as there is an astonishing mysticism in the air. The 2 days/3 nights Hyderabad – Hampi weekend tour will take you to the famous temple ruins and primeval structures, all of which exude an aura of spirituality and antiquity. Key trip highlights are: A weekend trip to Hampi is one to cherish forever. WaytoIndia offers customised tour packages, tailored to meet your unique preferences and budget. Commencing from the City of Nizams, WaytoIndia’s Hampi Tour from Hyderabad offers every ingredient to make your journey most enriching and memorable. The 2 days/3 nights weekend tour is designed to let you discover the best of Karnataka’s historical town, ensuring a convenient & hassle-free travelling experience. Please note that this is only a suggested itinerary and we are flexible enough to incorporate any modifications or additions to ensure you a remarkable journey. Please contact us for any changes/additions in the itinerary to help us serve you better.
Embark on a fascinating sojourn of Karnataka’s spectacular temple town, Hampi. WaytoIndia’s Hampi Tour from Hyderabad takes you on an unforgettable expedition of ancient temple ruins and rock carvings of the Vijayanagara Empire.
Tour highlights
Chandramouliswara Temple
Malyavanta Raghunathswamy Temple
Hazara Rama Temple
Vittala Temple
Destinations covered
Best Time
Oct–Mar
Ideal For
Families, Couples, Nature Lovers, Photographers
Day by day
Day-by-day itinerary
A carefully paced plan, day by day. Tap any day for the stay, meals and altitude detail.
Next day morning, set off on a long drive to Hampi – a glorious temple town located in Ballari district in Northern Karnataka. It is a fascinating drive of approximately 8 hours 30 minutes, enjoying the lush beauty and tranquillity via National Highway 167. Upon arrival in Hampi, check into your hotel and the rest of the evening is at your leisure. Hampi – the cultural capital of the Vijayanagara dynasty – is a quaint town in the Indian state of Karnataka, reckoned by tourists for its breathtaking ruins from the past. The erstwhile temple town of the Vijayanagara Empire had some spectacular Hindu shrines, featuring intricate rock carvings and architecture. What remains today are the remnants of these temples dating back to 1500 A.D! Despite the vestiges of the past, the place holds immense spiritual significance, attracting devotees from around the country. Stay overnight at your hotel in Hampi.
After a hearty breakfast at your hotel, escape on a full-day excursion of Hampi. Spread over a sprawling 26 sq. km. area, the primeval ruins are dotted mostly around Hampi Bazaar and River Tungabhadra, offering an enchanting appeal. Our Hampi Tour from Hyderabad comprises of the following: Chandramouliswara Temple: Dedicated to Lord Shiva, the ancient temple in Hampi is located near the northern banks of Tungabhadra River on the Rishimukh Island. The Hindu shrine was once an important place of worship and holds its divinity even today. The elaborate stone carvings, colossal ornamental pillars, carved ceiling and massive doorways are the eye-catchy architectural features of the temple. Malyavanta Raghunathswamy Temple: The holy shrine of Malyavanta Raghunathswamy will impress you with its fine relics of art & architecture that date back to the Vijayanagara dynasty. However, key highlight of the temple is its mythical association with the Hindu epic Ramayana. It is believed that Lord Rama and Lakshmana took shelter here during their 14-years of exile. The images of Rama and Lakshmana, in sitting posture, are intricately carved on a huge boulder. Goddess Sita is seen standing next to them, with Hanuman in a kneeling posture. Hazara Rama Temple: Hampi’s famous Hazara Rama Temple is one of the finest examples of a “story carved in stone.” The shrine is dedicated to Lord Rama and is acclaimed for its amazing bas panels & relics that depict the story of Hindu epic Ramayana. Hemkuta Group of Temples: The Hemkuta group of temples is an assortment of beautiful ancient temples, perched atop the Hemkuta Hill in Hampi. The shrines are dedicated to Lord Shiva and highlight one of the best eras of art & culture. Sri Krishna Temple: The famous Krishna Temple in Hampi is renowned for its elegant architecture and exquisite carvings. Dedicated to Lord Balakrishna, the shrine features elaborate stone-carved towers & pillars, and a sacredkund. Vittala Temple: The ancient temple, located near the banks of Tungabhadra River, is an UNSECO World Heritage Site because of its outstanding architecture and supreme craftsmanship. The remnants of the shrine are still standing in full glory, narrating the tales of an erstwhile kingdom. In the afternoon, we will visit the Anegundi Village on a coracle, traversing the azure waters of River Tungabhadra. After an enthralling excursion in & around Hampi, return to your hotel and enjoy an overnight stay.
Post breakfast, we will drive you back to Hyderabad for your onward journey. En route, stopover at Hospet – the gateway to the ruins of Hampi. The picturesque valleys, rocky hills, colossal boulders and the vivid Tungabhadra River provide you with many picture-perfect shots. We wish you a happy journey.
Travel tips
Travel Tips
Travel Tips For This Tour
Travel Tips For Hampi Tour From Hyderabad
Call to Action: At WaytoIndia, our Hampi Tour from Hyderabad will take you on an enchanting sojourn to the land of the ruins. All our tour packages are tailor-made to fit your travel needs and designed to deliver the highest levels of comfort and service. Book our Hyderabad to Hampi weekend tour for an incredible experience of India’s ancient culture, history and architecture.
Travel Tips: Here are some valuable tips to make your journey most comfortable and hassle-free:
- The best time to visit Hampi is from November to February when the weather is pleasant and nice.
- When driving from Hyderabad to Hampi, you can stop for lunch at HalliOota on Hyderabad-Raichur Road or 519 Restaurant on NH167. However, there are plenty of roadside dhabas and restaurants where you can enjoy a sumptuous lunch.
- One of the best things about the temples in Hampi is that they are open on all days of the week from dawn to dusk. No entry fee is required. There is no restriction on photography in these places.
- Do not smoke or vandalize the temple monuments. Hampi is a world heritage site and any sort of sabotage is punishable under the law.
- The Vittala Temple requires an entry fee which is INR 30 for Indians and INR 500 for foreigners. The ticket comprises visit to the main shrine, Royal Centre, Elephant Stables and the Archaeological Museum.
- Take Hampi Tour from Hyderabad during the famous Hampi Festival, also known as the Vijaya Utsav. The festival is celebrated during the month of November with immense pomp & grandeur. Experience a riot of colours and culture!
- Carry comfortable pair of shoes, preferably trekking shoes, as some of the temple ruins can be accessed only on foot and you may need to walk for quite a distance. For convenience, you may also rent a bicycle.
- Hampi does not have any ATM. The nearest one is in Kamalpura which is 10 minutes from the town. However, make sure you carry enough cash to avoid hassles.
- Being a religious site, only vegetarian food is available in Hampi. Some of the finest places to relish upon delicious vegetarian food are Mango Tree, Ravi’s Rose, Suresh Restaurant, Bamboo Restaurant and 1985. Most restaurants and eating joints flock around Janata Plot and Hampi Bazaar Street.
- Alcohol consumption is not allowed in Hampi.
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FAQ
Frequently asked questions
The best time to visit Hampi is from November to February. During these months, the weather is pleasant, making it ideal for sightseeing and exploring the ancient ruins without the discomfort of extreme heat.
You can travel from Hyderabad to Hampi by road, which is approximately 406 km. The journey typically takes around 8-10 hours by car. Alternatively, you can take a train to Hospet, which is the nearest railway station, and then hire a taxi to Hampi.
No, there are no entry fees for the temples in Hampi. They are open to visitors every day from dawn to dusk, allowing you to explore the rich heritage without any cost.
Pack lightweight, breathable clothing suitable for warm weather, comfortable walking shoes, a hat, and sunscreen. Don't forget your camera for capturing the stunning architecture and landscapes. A reusable water bottle is also recommended to stay hydrated.
Yes, photography is allowed in most temples and ruins in Hampi. However, be respectful of the sacred spaces and avoid using flash in places of worship.
While traveling from Hyderabad to Hampi, you can stop for meals at places like HalliOota on Hyderabad-Raichur Road or the 519 Restaurant on NH167. Hampi also has several local eateries and dhabas offering delicious South Indian cuisine.
Hampi is generally safe for tourists. However, it's advisable to stay vigilant, especially in crowded areas. Avoid venturing into isolated places after dark and keep your belongings secure.
When visiting temples in Hampi, dress modestly, covering shoulders and knees. It's important to maintain silence and respect the sanctity of the place. Avoid smoking or vandalizing any monuments, as Hampi is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Most areas in Hampi have mobile network coverage, but it can be spotty in remote locations. Wi-Fi is available in some hotels and cafes, but it's advisable to have a local SIM card for better connectivity.
Within Hampi, you can hire bicycles, scooters, or auto-rickshaws for local transportation. Walking is also a great way to explore the ruins, as many sites are close to each other.
While a day trip is possible, it may not be ideal due to the travel time involved. To fully appreciate Hampi's historical sites, a 2N/3D tour is recommended, allowing ample time for exploration.
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