Discovering Hampi in 2 Days

Day 1: Historical Exploration

Hampi, India

8:00AM

Breakfast at Mango Tree Restaurant

Start your day with a delicious South Indian breakfast at Mango Tree Restaurant, known for its idlis and dosas.
INR 200, 1 hour

9:30AM

Virupaksha Temple

Visit the iconic Virupaksha Temple, dedicated to Lord Shiva, and marvel at its intricate architecture and religious significance.
Free entry, 1 hour

11:00AM

Lunch at Gouthami Guest House

Enjoy a traditional thali meal at Gouthami Guest House, offering a taste of authentic local cuisine.
INR 300, 1 hour

1:00PM

Hemakuta Hill

Climb Hemakuta Hill for panoramic views of the surrounding area and ancient temples. Don't miss the sunset here!
Free entry, 2 hours

4:00PM

Explore Riverside Ruins

Walk along the Tungabhadra River to discover the ruins of ancient temples and structures, reflecting the grandeur of Hampi's past.
Free entry, 2 hours

6:30PM

Dinner at Mango Tree Restaurant

End your day with a scrumptious dinner at Mango Tree Restaurant, known for its laid-back ambiance and delicious food.
INR 400, 1 hour

Day 2: Royal Heritage and Sunset Views

Hampi, India

8:30AM

Breakfast at Laughing Buddha Cafe

Start your day with a hearty breakfast at Laughing Buddha Cafe, offering a range of continental and Indian dishes.
INR 250, 1 hour

10:00AM

Royal Centre - Hazara Rama Temple

Explore the Royal Centre, including the Hazara Rama Temple with its exquisite bas-reliefs depicting scenes from the Ramayana.
INR 500 (combined entry to Royal Centre), 2 hours

12:30PM

Lunch at Mango Tree Restaurant

Head back to Mango Tree Restaurant for a satisfying lunch before continuing with your exploration.
INR 350, 1 hour

2:00PM

Zenana Enclosure

Visit the Zenana Enclosure, a secluded area that once housed the royal women. Explore the Lotus Mahal and Elephant Stables.
INR 300, 1.5 hours

4:00PM

Sunset at Hemakuta Hill

Return to Hemakuta Hill to witness a mesmerising sunset over the temple ruins, casting a golden hue over the landscape.
Free entry, 1.5 hours