Here is The Land Of Wanderlust’s blueprint to the land of boulders, Hampi in the south Indian state of Karnataka. Explore the ruins with a mix of cycling, hiking and walking. Hampi TRIP COST: Rs 4500 + 5% GST = Rs 4725/- Inclusion: Exclusion: This backpacking trip will have a minimum of 6 backpackers. Only on payment […]
Here is The Land Of Wanderlust’s blueprint to a backpacking trip/tour around Hampi–Yellapur– Gokarna in the South Indian State of Karnataka. Hampi TRIP COST: RS 10,000 + 5% GST = Rs 10,500/- Inclusions: • Accommodation • Transportation • Cycle rental • Entry fee Exclusion: • Food This backpacking trip will have a minimum of 6 backpackers. Only on payment of 50% of the […]
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Virupapura Gadde is a small village located just across the Hampi River. Virupapura Gadde has a very laid-back feel to the whole place and the main reason for this is because of the Hippie foreign backpackers who make this place across the Hampi River their home during their stay at Hampi. Virupapura Gadde This village […]
Hampi is a small town with breathtaking landscape and is located in the state of Karnataka, in Southern India. The small town of Hampi is now a UNESCO world heritage site and is famous for the Vijayanagara Empire ruins which are spread around an area of 26 sq.km. The kingdom was once the glorious capital […]
Beyond the King’s Balance, the path leads to the Internationally famous Vittala Temple. General saying is that “In Hampi, every stone has its own story”. Whereas in this temple every pillar has its own musical sound and it attracts everyone and tempts them to touch and tap for the sound. Though Vitoba is a God […]
The Virupaksha Temple is located at the south of the Ganesh images, at the foot of the hill called Hemakuta Hill. The temple is commonly referred to as Pampapathi temple by the locals and is the most sacred of the temples of this place. Historically this temple has an uninterrupted history from about the 7th […]
According to mythology, Lord Shiva had done his Penance on Hemakuta Hill before he married Parvati. This was also the place where Lord Shiva burnt Kama, the God of lust. This sacred hill lies to the proper right of the Virupaksha temple. At present, Sree Gayathri Peetha Maha Samsthana, a religious organisation is located on […]