Begin your journey by visiting the UNESCO World Heritage Site Virupaksha Temple , the oldest temple in Hampi. Follow it up with a visit to the Kadalekalu Ganesha, which is a popular attraction because of its colossal size. Another must-visit place on your itinerary is Hampi Bazaar , with numerous shops and eateries that serve delicious South Indian food. The last place to visit on day one should be the Hemakuta Hill Temple which offers an excellent view of the Hampi landscape.
Take a day to see some of the most impressive archaeological sites, for instance, Sri Krishna Temple , located near Hampi Bazaar, which has a pyramid-shaped tower and amazing carvings on its walls. A little further from the city center is the Vijaya Vittala Temple, home to the iconic stone chariot and the beautiful musical pillars. The last place at the end of the day should be the Lotus Mahal , which is a beautiful structure that resembles a lotus flower.
The last day of your trip should be reserved for the tranquil settings of Hampi's natural beauty. Start this journey by taking a walk along the captivating Tungabhadra River and then visit Hampi's picturesque waterfalls known as Hanumanahalli . After a refreshing swim, head to the Matanga Hill , a place known for its scenic beauty and provides a bird's eye view of the entire Hampi city.
If you have more time, you can also visit the Underground Siva temple , located near the Lotus Mahal. For a unique experience, take a boat that runs between the Sanapur Lake and the panoramic Matanga Hill.
If you have less time, you can exclude Hemakuta Hill Temple from day one and Sri Krishna Temple from day two of your itinerary.