Depart Hubli by private car or taxi (pre-booked) toward Hampi; stop for a quick chai and biscuits at Kamat Upachar on the highway to stretch legs and refuel.
Arrive near Hampi and pause for sunrise logistics; grab a light breakfast from Harsha Tea Stall on Hampi Road while heading to viewpoints.
Catch the early-morning glow at Matanga Hill - gentle hike to the summit for panoramic ruins and river views as the sun rises.
Return down to Hampi Bazaar area and enjoy a proper breakfast at Mango Tree Restaurant or Laughing Buddha Cafe, choosing from South Indian options and fresh fruit.
Check into your guesthouse on Hippie Island or near the bazaar (if early check-in arranged), drop bags and freshen up; ask the host about scooter rentals and local maps.
Rent a bicycle or scooter from Hampi Bicycle Rentals and take a relaxed loop along the Tungabhadra riverbank to scout nearby ruins and temples for the day.
Have a leisurely riverside lunch at Mango Tree Restaurant (if you didn't earlier) or try local thali at Gopi Guest House eatery; recharge and sample fresh coconut water while planning the afternoon loop.
Ride your rented scooter across the coracle point and explore the cluster of ruins around Queen's Bath and the nearby stepped tanks; take photos and read the site plaques for the history.
Walk through the shaded lanes to the Hazara Rama Temple to admire its carved friezes, then pause at a nearby stall for a mango lassi or chilled soda.
Cross over to Hippie Island and relax at Laughing Buddha Cafe with a cold drink; soak in the river views and decide whether to take a short coracle ride later.
Visit the scenic riverside ruins near Achyutaraya Temple-wander its pillared halls and climb a gentle mound for sweeping valley views as the light softens.
Return to Hampi Bazaar area for a snack of dosas or chaat at Gopi's Stall and browse local shops selling handicrafts and wind chimes.
Catch the sunset glow from the Sasivekalu Ganesha viewpoint or a quiet riverside spot on Hippie Island; enjoy the amber light on the boulder-strewn landscape.
Dine at The Mango Tree (evening service) or try wood-fired pizzas at a cafe on Hippie Island; end the evening with live acoustic music if available.
Return to your guesthouse to freshen up; arrange next-day transport or a guide at the reception and enjoy a nightcap on the terrace under starlight.
Take a short moonlit stroll to the riverbank and watch coracles returning at dusk; stop for a masala chai from the vendor near Hippie Island ferry point and listen to local stories from fishermen.
Settle into the guesthouse terrace for a relaxed conversation with fellow travelers; order a late snack or dessert from Laughing Buddha Cafe (many places offer takeaway into the night) and enjoy stargazing over the boulder-strewn landscape.
If you prefer quieter company, take a brief walk to the lit stretch by Hampi Bazaar to admire the illuminated temple silhouettes and capture long-exposure photos of the ruins at night.
Return to your room to pack any essentials for tomorrow's early start; confirm scooter rental pickup time with Hampi Bicycle Rentals and double-check your guide or transport arrangements.
Wind down with a herbal tea or warm milk provided by your guesthouse host and review the next day's plan to visit the Vittala Temple complex; get a good night's rest for an early wake-up.
Arrive early at Virupaksha Temple to experience the morning aarti and quieter atmosphere; wander the inner courtyard and admire the deity while priests perform rituals.
Stroll through the lanes of Hampi Bazaar as shops open, sampling fresh filter coffee and a banana dosa at Gowri's Stall, and watch local artisans set out their brassware and bead stalls.
Visit the nearby Sasivekalu Ganesha and climb the short rocky mound for a calm panoramic view of the bazaar and temple complex bathed in soft morning light.
Enjoy a hearty South Indian breakfast at Mango Tree Restaurant, choosing from idli, vada, or a thali while planning the mid-morning temple walk with a local guide if desired.
Explore the intricately carved panels at Hazara Rama Temple along the bazaar road, taking time to read the reliefs and hear historical anecdotes from a knowledgeable guide or information plaques.
Take a short coracle boat ride from the Hippie Island ferry point across the Tungabhadra to view riverside ruins from the water and learn about traditional coracle fishing techniques from the boatman.
Return to Hampi Bazaar for a mid-morning snack of fresh sugarcane juice and a plate of spiced bhel at a street vendor while browsing for souvenirs like miniature temple replicas or handmade jewelry.
Have a relaxed riverside lunch at Mango Tree Restaurant or try the local thali at Gopi Guest House eatery, then pick up fresh coconut water before heading out for the afternoon loop.
Walk to Queen's Bath to admire the ornate baths and stepped courtyards; linger on the raised platforms for photos and read the onsite plaques about royal ceremonies.
Explore the nearby stepped tanks and pavilions around Lotus Mahal and the palace complex, enjoying the shaded corridors and intricate stonework while avoiding the midday heat.
Ride or walk across to Achyutaraya Temple to wander its pillared halls and climb a small elevation for sweeping valley views; stop at a roadside stall for a chilled mango lassi.
Take a short coracle trip from the Hippie Island ferry point to view the riverside ruins from the water again in softer light and ask the boatman about local legends and fishing techniques.
Return to Hampi Bazaar and browse artisan stalls for brassware, beaded jewelry, and miniature temple replicas; pause for a snack of dosas or chaat at Gopi's Stall.
Climb the short rocky path to the Sasivekalu Ganesha viewpoint to watch the late-afternoon sun warm the boulders and temple silhouettes - a quieter spot for golden-hour photos.
Enjoy sunset from a riverside vantage on Hippie Island or near Virupaksha Temple while sipping a cold drink at Laughing Buddha Cafe, then stroll back through the lit bazaar lanes.
Dine at Mango Tree Restaurant or try wood-fired pizzas at a cafe on Hippie Island, enjoying live acoustic music if available and watching the lamps along the riverbank come alive.
Wander the quieter lanes of Hampi Bazaar to browse evening stalls that stay open late; pick up handcrafted souvenirs and chat with artisans about brassware and beaded jewelry.
Catch a short cultural performance or storytelling session (if scheduled) at Hampi Heritage Centre or a local guesthouse courtyard to hear legends of the Vijayanagara kings.
Sip a herbal tea or a cold beer at Laughing Buddha Cafe on Hippie Island while watching reflections of temple silhouettes on the Tungabhadra River.
Take a moonlit stroll to the riverbank near the Hippie Island ferry point to observe coracles and fishermen; stop for a late masala chai from the vendor and enjoy the night air.
Return to your guesthouse terrace for stargazing and quiet conversation with fellow travelers; order a late snack from Laughing Buddha Cafe or your homestay kitchen if you wish.
Prepare for tomorrow's early start: lay out comfortable shoes, refill water bottles, and confirm scooter pickup time with Hampi Bicycle Rentals or your host before turning in.
Arrive at Vittala Temple as the complex opens to enjoy the cooler light and fewer crowds; walk the main mandapa to study the intricate pillars and watch morning rituals if any are taking place.
Spend time photographing the Stone Chariot and surrounding mandapas while a local guide from Hampi Guide Association explains the sculptural details and musical pillars.
Walk to the nearby pond and shady trees to rest with a takeaway filter coffee from Vijaya Tea Stall; read the inscription panels and watch artisans arranging miniature temple replicas for sale.
Explore the cluster of lesser-known shrines around the Vittala complex, such as the open-air pillared halls; pause at Shubham Refreshments for fresh coconut water and a banana if you need a quick snack.
Join a short demonstration (if available) of traditional stone-carving techniques by a local artisan near Vittala parking area and pick up a small handcrafted keepsake.
Ride or drive a short distance to the Vittala Car Museum stall area to browse guidebooks and maps; stop at Rama's Kitchen for a hearty South Indian brunch if you prefer an earlier main meal.
Return to the core ruins for any last photographs and a final slow walk around the courtyard, then gather supplies (water, sunscreen) from a roadside vendor before your midday transfer or next loop.
Enjoy a relaxed riverside lunch at Rama's Kitchen or the shaded outdoor seating of Vijaya Tea Stall; sample a thali or a dosa while resting from the morning's walking.
Take a short tuk-tuk ride to the nearby Vithala Temple Museum stall area to browse local guidebooks and pick up cold drinks and snacks for the afternoon; chat with stall vendors about quieter ruin routes.
Explore the quieter outer ruins on a gentle loop toward the Royal Enclosure outskirts, photographing lesser-known carvings and pausing beneath shady tamarind trees for a coconut water from Shubham Refreshments.
Visit a local artisan's demonstration near the parking area to watch traditional stone-carving or bell-making, speak with the craftspeople, and consider buying a small handcrafted keepsake.
Take a scenic short ride to the nearby boulder-strewn vantage point for elevated views of the Vittala Temple complex and the surrounding plains; enjoy a chilled mango lassi from a roadside vendor while the afternoon light softens.
Return toward the main complex and stop at Gopi's Stall for a light snack-try a crispy masala dosa or spiced bhel-while planning a golden-hour photo walk around the pillared halls.
Stroll slowly through the mandapas to capture warm late-afternoon textures on the sculptures and listen for the subtle echoes around the site; pause for any final questions with a guide from Hampi Guide Association if available.
Head to a nearby quiet riverside spot to watch the sunset over the ruins or return to Hampi Bazaar to browse souvenir stalls as day traders begin to close; sip a cold drink at Laughing Buddha Cafe on the way back.
Walk to a shaded riverside spot near the Tungabhadra River for calm reflections and quiet photos of boulders; pick up a chilled beverage from Shubham Refreshments and watch local fishermen prepare their nets.
Return to Rama's Kitchen or try the outdoor seating at Vijaya Tea Stall for an early dinner of dosa or thali, enjoying simple home-style flavors while reviewing the day's photos.
Join a brief sunset walk to a nearby elevated boulder cluster to capture the warm glow on the Vittala Temple silhouette and stone chariot from a different vantage point.
Stop by the artisan stalls near the parking area to purchase a small handcrafted keepsake and speak with a stone-carver about their techniques at the Vittala parking artisan row.
Head back toward Hampi Bazaar and treat yourself to a dessert or chai at Laughing Buddha Cafe on Hippie Island, soaking in the relaxed evening atmosphere and any live music.
Take a gentle moonlit stroll along the riverbank to observe coracles and night activity on the water; pause for a final photo stop near the Hippie Island ferry point.
Return to your guesthouse to freshen up; if you like, request a map or tips from your host for an early start tomorrow to Matanga Hill or the Royal Enclosure.
Begin with a predawn walk toward Matanga Hill and pause at Harsha Tea Stall for a hot chai and light biscuits before the sunrise hike.
Hike up Matanga Hill to secure a prime viewpoint; watch the sunrise paint the ruins and Tungabhadra River while your guide from Hampi Guide Association points out key landmarks.
Descend to Hampi Bazaar and enjoy a hearty breakfast at Mango Tree Restaurant - try the masala dosa and filter coffee to refuel after the hike.
Walk along the riverbank to photograph morning light on the boulder-strewn landscape and visit the riverside ruins near Achyutaraya Temple for quieter exploration.
Take a short coracle ride from the Hippie Island ferry point to view the riverside ruins from the water and hear local tales from the coracle operator.
Return to Hippie Island and relax with a fresh fruit smoothie or coconut water at Laughing Buddha Cafe while planning the rest of your morning loop.
Stroll to the nearby Sasivekalu Ganesha viewpoint for a mid-morning panorama and then browse artisan stalls along Hampi Bazaar for small souvenirs.
Visit a local pottery or stone-carving demonstration near the bazaar to watch craftspeople at work and pick up a handmade keepsake from the Vijaya artisan row.
Have an early riverside lunch at Gopi Guest House eatery or Mango Tree Restaurant to recharge before afternoon explorations; sample a thali or fresh fish curry if available.
Return to Hippie Island and enjoy a leisurely riverside lunch at Mango Tree Restaurant, sampling a fresh thali or their fish curry while resting from the morning's hikes.
Rent a bicycle from Hampi Bicycle Rentals and pedal across the coracle point toward the quieter south bank, taking a relaxed loop through lesser-visited ruins and boulder-scattered paths.
Explore the secluded temple ruins near Anjaneya Hill (Anegundi side viewpoint) for close-up carvings and panoramic views; pause for a coconut water from a roadside vendor.
Visit the riverside area around Kamalapura to photograph temple silhouettes and the village life; stop at Shubham Refreshments for a chilled mango lassi and a savory snack.
Take a short tuk-tuk to the Zenana Enclosure outskirts to wander shaded corridors and quiet pavilions, enjoying a slower pace away from main tourist routes and reading the onsite plaques.
Head to the rustic Hampi Bazaar pottery stalls to watch a demonstration and pick up a small hand-thrown pot as a keepsake; chat with artisans about traditional techniques.
Cross back to Hippie Island and relax at Laughing Buddha Cafe with an iced coffee while planning an early-evening coracle ride or sunset photo walk along the Tungabhadra.
Walk toward the quieter river bend near Sasivekalu Ganesha for softer light and fewer people; pause at the riverside to watch local fishermen and sip a chilled drink from Shubham Refreshments.
Take a short coracle ride from the Hippie Island ferry point to glide along the Tungabhadra as the sun lowers, listening to the boatman's stories and admiring riverside ruins from the water.
Disembark and stroll the hippie-island stretch toward Laughing Buddha Cafe, stopping for a cold beverage and to photograph the warm glow on boulder silhouettes.
Enjoy an early riverside dinner at Mango Tree Restaurant or try wood-fired pizzas at a nearby café on Hippie Island, choosing a table with river views as lights begin to twinkle.
After dinner, wander slowly through the lit lanes of Hampi Bazaar to browse evening stalls and pick up small handicrafts or beaded jewellery from local artisans.
Catch a short cultural talk or acoustic performance if available at a guesthouse courtyard or Hampi Heritage Centre, or simply sit at Laughing Buddha Cafe and soak in the mellow night atmosphere.
Take a moonlit walk to the riverbank near the Hippie Island ferry point to watch coracles return and to enjoy a late masala chai from the vendor while listening to fishermen's tales.
Return to your guesthouse and relax on the terrace; order a light dessert or herbal tea from Mango Tree Restaurant if the kitchen is open and review photos from the day's walks.
If you feel like one last quiet outing, walk to the illuminated silhouette of Virupaksha Temple from a distance to capture long-exposure night photos of the ruins and boulder-strewn horizon.
Wind down back at your accommodation: pack small items for tomorrow, confirm scooter or guide pickup with Hampi Bicycle Rentals, and enjoy a final cup of warm milk or tea before bed.
Catch the sunrise from Anjaneya Hill-a short climb rewards you with village wakes, bird song, and sweeping views of the Tungabhadra; bring a light jacket and bottled water from Shubham Refreshments at the base.
Walk down into Anegundi Village to explore narrow lanes and traditional homes; stop at Sowbhagya Home Kitchen for a hot South Indian breakfast of idli, chutney and filter coffee served family-style.
Join a local guide for a heritage walk visiting the modest Pampa Sarovar pond and nearby old temple ruins, while the guide shares Anegundi's Ramayana links and village folklore.
Take a short tuk-tuk or bicycle ride toward Sanapur Lake and rent a coracle or small boat to glide across the calm water, enjoying reflections of the boulder-strewn hills and photographing kingfisher sightings.
Disembark at Sanapur lakeside and relax with fresh coconut water and a plate of battered bajjis from the lakeside stall near Ravi's Refreshment while soaking in the lakeside atmosphere.
Explore the shallow edges of Papnashahini (the rock-strewn river bend) for quiet photography and close-ups of riverside ruins; pause to chat with local fishermen about coracle life and traditional nets.
Return toward Anegundi village and visit a local pottery or weaving demonstration at Anegundi Crafts Corner, where you can try a simple handcraft and pick up small handmade souvenirs.
Share a relaxed lakeside lunch at Ravi's Refreshment or Sanapur Lake Cafe, sampling spicy dal and a fresh vegetable thali while enjoying the view across Sanapur Lake.
Rent a bicycle from Anegundi Cycle Rentals and pedal along the village lanes toward the old fort ramparts, stopping for photos of terraced fields and village life.
Visit the quiet ruins and rock formations near Pampa Sarovar for a slow wander and to sketch or photograph the scene; pause under a tamarind tree with a chilled coconut from a roadside vendor.
Meet a local potter at Anegundi Crafts Corner for a hands-on pottery demo and try shaping a small bowl; pick up a hand-thrown souvenir and learn about traditional motifs.
Take a short tuk-tuk to Papnashahini river bend for birdwatching and close-up shots of riverine ruins, then enjoy a spicy snack of mirchi bajji from Papna Stall while watching coracles glide by.
Join a guided village walk with a local storyteller (arranged via Anegundi Heritage Walks) to hear Ramayana tales tied to specific spots and visit a traditional household to see daily crafts.
Cross to a peaceful riverside vantage to watch golden light on boulders; sip a sweet lassi from Sowbhagya Home Kitchen and relax as fishermen bring in their nets.
Take a short coracle ride from the Sanapur lakeshore or nearby river point for a mellow glide at golden hour, listening to the boatman's local legends and admiring reflections of the hills.
Return to Anegundi and enjoy an early dinner at Sowbhagya Home Kitchen or Anegundi Riverside Cafe, choosing home-style curries and chapatis while sharing stories with your guide or host.
Stroll the village lanes as dusk falls to see lamps lit in courtyards and pause at Anegundi Crafts Corner for any last-minute souvenirs or handwoven scarves.
If available, gather for a small folk-music or storytelling session arranged by Anegundi Heritage Walks at a community space, enjoying local songs and tales under the stars.
If the village event continues, enjoy a warming cup of chai at Sowbhagya Home Kitchen while listening to final songs and exchanging stories with locals; pick up a small packet of roasted peanuts to nibble on during the performance.
Take a gentle moonlit walk down to the quiet river bank near Papnashahini to watch reflections of the night sky on the water and spot nocturnal birds; bring a small torch and keep voices low to preserve the calm.
Return to your homestay for a relaxed late snack-order a simple porridge or a steaming bowl of sambar from Sowbhagya Home Kitchen if available-and chat with your host about Anegundi family traditions.
Settle on the homestay terrace or courtyard to stargaze above the boulder-strewn skyline, sipping a cup of warm milk or herbal tea provided by your host while savoring the silence of rural Karnataka.
If you're staying in a guesthouse with a common room, join fellow travelers for a brief sharing session of photos and tips about Sanapur Lake and coracle rides; swap contact details for any next-day plans.
Prepare for bed: lay out clothes and water for an early departure, confirm any sunrise transport with Anegundi Heritage Walks or your host, and store valuables securely before turning in.
Begin the morning with a peaceful riverside walk to Hippie Island ferry point, watching coracles glide on the Tungabhadra and grabbing a hot chai and biscuits from the vendor near the landing.
Stop for a light breakfast at Laughing Buddha Cafe, choosing a fresh fruit smoothie or masala omelette while enjoying river views and planning last-minute purchases in the bazaar.
Browse the early-opening stalls along Hampi Bazaar, seeking brassware, miniature temple replicas and beaded jewellery; chat with artisans at Vijaya artisan row for any custom pieces or bargaining tips.
Visit Virupaksha Temple precinct one last time for a brief contemplative walk around the outer courtyard and to photograph the temple facade in soft morning light before crowds build.
Enjoy a leisurely riverside breakfast or second coffee at Mango Tree Restaurant, sampling a South Indian thali or dosas and confirming your taxi or private car booking back to Hubli with the guesthouse host.
Make a quick stop at Hampi Bicycle Rentals to return any hired bikes/scooters and settle bills; pick up bottled water and packaged snacks for the journey back to Hubli.
Take a final stroll through the shaded lanes near Sasivekalu Ganesha to capture souvenir photos and pick up any last-minute handicrafts from small stalls before departure.
Head to your guesthouse to pack and check out, enjoying a farewell chat with your host and arranging a packed snack or bottled chai from Mango Tree Restaurant for the road.
Enjoy a light mid-morning snack at Gopi Guest House eatery, sampling a quick thali or spiced upma while finalising travel timings and checking luggage weight for the return trip.
Visit the nearby Hazara Rama Temple for a gentle last look at its carved friezes; spend a few quiet minutes reading plaques and taking final close-up photos of the relief panels.
Have a relaxed riverside lunch at Mango Tree Restaurant, choosing a hearty South Indian thali or fish curry while enjoying the view and picking up a packed snack for the road from the kitchen.
Pop into Vijaya artisan row to pick up any remaining souvenirs-brassware, miniature temples or beaded jewellery-and ask artisans to wrap fragile items securely for transit.
Take a short tuk-tuk to Sasivekalu Ganesha for a final panorama of the bazaar and river plain; this is a good spot for a last group photo with the temple silhouettes behind you.
Return to your guesthouse to confirm checkout details, collect luggage and enjoy a final cup of filter coffee on the terrace provided by your host at Hippie Island accommodation.
Make a final stop at Laughing Buddha Cafe for bottled water, packaged snacks and a takeaway samosa or pastry for the road while you wait for your pre-booked taxi or private car.
Meet your driver and load luggage into the vehicle; say farewells to hosts and any new friends at your guesthouse before departing Hampi toward Hubli.
Depart Hampi by private car toward Hubli, with an optional short photo stop at the roadside vantage near Virupaksha Temple to capture the late-afternoon light on the temple silhouette before the drive.
Pause at Laughing Buddha Cafe for an iced coffee or cold beer and a light snack while you gather last-minute purchase receipts and double-check departure timing with your driver.
Take a slow walk toward the riverside and stop at Sasivekalu Ganesha viewpoint for golden-hour photos of the bazaar and river plain, then browse a few nearby stalls for any final trinkets.
Enjoy an early riverside dinner at Mango Tree Restaurant or opt for a casual pizza on Hippie Island, choosing a table with river views as the lights begin to glow.
After dinner, walk along the ferry stretch and take a brief coracle ride from the Hippie Island ferry point to see the temple silhouettes reflected in the Tungabhadra at dusk.
Return to Hampi Bazaar lanes to visit any artisan stalls still open; ask Vijaya artisan row vendors to securely wrap fragile items for transit or to hold purchases until you leave.
Stop for a final dessert or chai at Gopi Guest House eatery or Laughing Buddha Cafe, using the time to swap contact details with stall owners for later shipping enquiries if needed.
Head back to your guesthouse to collect luggage and confirm pickup location with your driver; use any remaining minutes to enjoy the terrace view and a last quiet look at the boulder-scattered skyline.
Meet your driver at the arranged point, load luggage into the vehicle, say goodbyes to hosts and new friends, and set off toward Hubli with bottled water and packaged snacks from Laughing Buddha Cafe.
Optional short photo stop near Virupaksha Temple silhouette if time permits and traffic allows, capturing the temple lit against the night sky before continuing the drive to Hubli.
| Place / Activity | Cost |
|---|---|
| Private car / taxi Hubli → Hampi (per person, split in 4) | ₹600 |
| Kamat Upachar (chai & biscuits) | ₹40 |
| Harsha Tea Stall (breakfast / chai) | ₹50 |
| Matanga Hill (sunrise hike) | Free |
| Mango Tree Restaurant (breakfast / meal) | ₹250 |
| Laughing Buddha Cafe (drink / snack) | ₹200 |
| Guesthouse on Hippie Island (per night, per person, budget guesthouse split double) | ₹600 |
| Hampi Bicycle / Scooter rental (half-day scooter per person, split if shared) | ₹300 |
| Riverside lunch (Mango Tree / Gopi Guest House eatery) | ₹300 |
| Queen's Bath (entry) | Free |
| Hazara Rama Temple | Free |
| Coracle ride (short ride per person) | ₹150 |
| Achyutaraya Temple | Free |
| Gopi's Stall (snack - dosa / chaat) | ₹80 |
| Sasivekalu Ganesha viewpoint | Free |
| Dinner at Mango Tree / Hippie Island cafe (per person) | ₹350 |
| Virupaksha Temple (aarti / visit) | Free |
| Gowri's Stall (banana dosa / coffee) | ₹80 |
| Coracle ride from Hippie Island ferry point (repeat trips counted once) | ₹150 |
| Hampi Guide Association (short local guide, half-day, per person) | ₹400 |
| Vittala Temple entry / complex (UNESCO site entry - vehicle/complex access is free but there is a small camera fee) | ₹50 |
| Stone Chariot & Vittala complex (photography camera fee) | ₹100 |
| Vijaya Tea Stall / Vijaya artisan row (refreshments / small purchases) | ₹100 |
| Local artisan demonstration / small handcrafted keepsake | ₹200 |
| Vittala Car Museum stall / Rama's Kitchen (brunch / lunch) | ₹300 |
| Shubham Refreshments (coconut water / lassi) | ₹60 |
| Anjaneya Hill (Anjaneya / Anegundi sunrise) | Free |
| Sowbhagya Home Kitchen (Anegundi breakfast / meal) | ₹200 |
| Anegundi Heritage Walks (guided village walk, per person) | ₹300 |
| Sanapur Lake coracle / boat rental (per person) | ₹200 |
| Ravi's Refreshment / Sanapur Lake Cafe (lakeside lunch / snacks) | ₹250 |
| Anegundi Cycle Rentals (half-day bicycle per person) | ₹150 |
| Anegundi Crafts Corner (pottery demo & small souvenir) | ₹200 |
| Tuk-tuk short rides (multiple short hops per person total) | ₹200 |
| Final day snacks / packed food from Mango Tree / Laughing Buddha (takeaway) | ₹150 |
| Return taxi/car Hampi → Hubli (per person, split in 4) | ₹600 |
| Estimated Total (per person) | ₹7,500 |