• Sasivekalu Ganesha Temple - This impressive monolithic statue of Lord Ganesh is located at the base of Hemakuta Hill. The name Sasivekalu Ganesha translates to ‘Mustard Seed Ganesha’, likely due to the spherical grain-like appearance of the fingers on Ganesh’s feet. Many visitors overlook the back of the statue, where a mysterious lady is carved.
• Hemakuta Hill Temple Complex - After viewing the Ganesh statue, visitors can ascend Hemakuta Hill (approximately 100 steps) to enjoy breathtaking views of Hampi. Along the way, they will encounter temples, boulders, gateways, stone carvings, and pre-Vijayanagara temples before descending towards the Virupaksha Temple.
• Virupaksha Temple, Hampi - This is the largest active temple in Hampi, flanked by Hemakuta Hill on one side and the Tungabhadra River on the other. Notable features include the Raja Gopura, an ancient kitchen area, Kalyana Mantapa, an elephant blessing devotees, a large temple tank outside the north gate, and a pinhole camera with an inverted temple tower image.
• Hampi Coracle Ride - From Virupaksha, visitors can stroll through the ancient Hampi Bazaar towards Matanga Hill. The walk along the Tungabhadra River offers stunning landscapes and showcases both religious and secular architecture. It takes about an hour to reach the Vittala Temple, with an option for a 15-minute coracle ride on the river.
• Vijaya Vittala Temple - This temple features the finest examples of Vijayanagara architecture, including the iconic Stone Chariot.
• Queen’s Bath - An ornate bath constructed for royal ladies during the Vijayanagara era. While modest on the outside, the interior architecture is captivating, offering insights into the royal luxury of the 16th century.
• Mahaanavami Dibba - Hampi - Part of the King’s enclosure, now in ruins, this site is where the famous Dasara procession originated. The area includes the Mahanavami Dibba with its abundant sculptures and a stunning view from the top, an ancient King’s court, palace ruins, stone aqueducts that once supplied water, remnants of servant quarters, water bodies, a secret underground meeting place, and a breathtaking water tank.
• Hazara Raama Temple - As the name implies, hundreds of Ramayana stories are intricately carved on the temple walls. This is the only temple in the Royal Enclosure, frequented by the King in the 16th century.
• Lotus Mahal - Enclosed within the Zenana, the Lotus Mahal is a must-see in Hampi. This exquisite daytime palace was built for the King’s consorts to enjoy. Imagine a hot day with cool, perfumed water sprayed from ceiling pipes, providing a refreshing atmosphere for the queens.
• Elephant Stables - Unique in the world, these stone stables were built for royal elephants, reflecting the royal treatment they received. The facade of these 11 stables is picture-perfect.
• Shri Lakshmi Narasimha Temple - The Lakshmi Narasimha statue is a breathtaking, awe-inspiring masterpiece in Hampi. It must be seen to be believed! The nearby Badavi Linga is among the top 10 Shiva Lingas in the country.
• Malyavanta Raghunathaswamy Temple - Fatik Shilla - The sunset view from the top of this hill is one of the most captivating sights, leaving a lasting impression.

• Exclusive guiding service

• Virupaksha temple - Rs.20 per person to be paid directly by the client
• Vijaya Vittala temple - Rs. 30 per person (Indian) & Rs.600 per person (non-Indian passport holder)
• Lotus Mahal & Elephant stables - Rs. 30/person (Indian) & Rs.600/person (non-Indian passport holder)
• Tip/gratuity to the guide
• All Fees and Taxes

This tour is ideal for those who have their own transport and just need professional guiding service to visit Hampi in one day. You will be accompanied by a Govt. licensed Guide. The visits mentioned in this product can be revised to suit the tastes of the customers. The guide will also suggest a nice place to stop for lunch as per your convenience. Overall, he will ensure a wholesome experience taking into account Visitors interests, time and energies. Also please note the following on this tour: The guide will join you at the first visit and leave you at the last visit; One place in your vehicle to be made available to him; Entry fee, parking fee and shoe-keeping fee to be borne by the visitors;

• Travel time is already included in the total tour duration.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.