Hampi, Karnataka
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Day 1 · Landscapes & heritage
8 places · 1 h 28 min on the way · 13.0 km
- 7:00 am – 8:30 am
Vittala Temple
15th-century temple famed for its stone chariot and 56 musical pillars.
- 30 min by road · 6.6 km
- 9:15 am – 9:50 am
Mahanavami Dibba
A 12 m granite ceremonial platform in the Royal Enclosure, carved with processions of elephants, horses and dancers.
- 11 min on foot
- 10:16 am – 10:46 am
Elephant Stables
A grand row of eleven domed chambers that once housed the royal war elephants.
- 3 min on foot
- 10:52 am – 11:22 am
Lotus Mahal
An elegant two-storey pavilion in the Zenana Enclosure blending Hindu and Islamic architecture.
- 20 min by road · 3.6 km
- 11:57 am – 12:32 pm
Monolithic Bull (Nandi)
A giant monolithic Nandi in a twin-storeyed pavilion, marking the east end of Hampi Bazaar.
- 1:00 pm – 2:00 pm
Lunch break
The middle of the day is the hottest. Eat, drink water and rest in the shade.
- 11 min on foot
- 2:00 pm – 3:15 pm
Virupaksha Temple
Hampi's oldest and only continuously worshipped temple, dedicated to Lord Shiva as Virupaksha.
- 7 min on foot
- 3:37 pm – 4:02 pm
Kadalekalu Ganesha
A nearly 4.5 m Ganesha carved in situ on Hemakuta Hill, named for his 'Bengal-gram' shaped belly.
- 6 min on foot
- 4:23 pm – 5:23 pm
Hemakuta Hill
A low hill just south of Virupaksha, dotted with pre-Vijayanagara temples and famous for sunsets.
The lines join the stops in order. They are not the roads.
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