Hampi Tour Packages

What is the fuss about Hampi?

Historically an important city in the Vijayanagar Empire during the 14th century, Hampi is now a famous UNESCO World Heritage Site and is situated in Karnataka. Popular for its beautiful ruins, the city of Hampi takes you through the rich and valiant past of India. Marked by various ruins and places of historical importance, Hampi tells the forgotten tales of the Indian past and of the rulers who are no more.

What’s Special about Hampi?

Hampi travel plan is quite complex to create for there is plenty to see and probably less time to cover it all. When planning a trip to this beautiful city, choose among the activities and attractions that you are most likely to go for. Post deciding upon that, you could customize your Hampi package according to your wants and needs. The place which is at the top of every tourists’ list in Hampi is Matanga Hill - this is because the hill is named after the Saint Matanga which is related to Ramayana. That’s how the hill got its name. As this hill is the highest peak in all of Hampi, this is one of the best places in India for trekking. A Hampi tour plan is incomplete without visiting this hill as it is one of the best attractions of Hampi, and people and tourists who love trekking do not want to miss out on it making it even more special. Then, there is Big Shivlinga which is carved out on a single piece of rock. It is 3 m tall and surrounded by water. Local people worship this Sivlinga making it one of the best attractions of Hampi. Hampi city tour is considered incomplete without Vithala Temple - this is so because it is the most impressive and exciting structure in Hampi. Dating back to the 16th century, it comes off as a perfect example of the rich architecture that was used in creating this city. There are some more temples inside the courtyard and all of those are truly worth visiting. Now, talking about the best and most important part of a Hampi local tour package, the Hampi Bazar. As this temple faces the Virupaksha temple, it is also known as the Virupaksha Bazar and there is a number of artifacts that are available in this market including bags, shawls, antique coins, and many more items. Tourists are completely crazy, after the souvenirs and they usually purchase them from Virupaksha Bazar / Hampi Bazar.