Once the capital of the great Vijayanagara Empire, Hampi is a serene historical town of Karnataka. With a group of monuments in this town recognized by UNESCO, it receives visitors from all over the world. Located on the banks of River Tungabhadra, this town is a treasured doorway into the regal ancient world, its artistic excellence, and the architectural advancement.
Not just history, nature also seems to adore this town, which makes it a perfect destination for all kinds of holidays. You can plan a Hampi tour for a family trip with kids. It is an ideal town for solo travellers as well as those seeking adventure.
Keeping all this in mind, we at Hampi Tourism, have also created an extensive variety of packages along with the Heritage Hampi Tour package for 3 days and 2 nights. As such this package is suitable for everyone, but if you have something specific in mind then you can get it customised as well.
Package Pricing
- Standard Package
- ₹11,999 /Couple
- Hampi Hotel: 2 Star Hotel
- Deluxe Package
- ₹12,999 /Couple
- Hampi Hotel: 3 Star Hotel
- Premium Package
- ₹13,999 /Couple
- Hampi Hotel: 5 Star Hotel
What to Expect
Each sightseeing location in the historical town of Hampi deserves to be explored properly, where you can admire its craftsmanship as well as understand its historical significance. However, many times, despite our wishes, we don’t have enough days in hand. We at Hampi Tourism understand this and have created a package that allows a culturally immersive experience within a short period of time.
Our 3 days and 2 nights Heritage Hampi Tour package is ideal if you have only a limited number of days for the Hampi Tour. In this package, we have included all the prominent places to visit in this town, along with activities as well as suitable accommodation.
Our Hampi package is for everyone, from family tours to couples to solo travellers. Yet if you have any specific requirement, you can inform our travel executives for a customised Hampi tour package. Our experts, after knowing your preferences, make a tour plan exclusively for you. They also take care of requirements like candle-lit dinner, cribs in room, room decoration, midnight cakes, wheelchair assistance, etc.
In addition to this, we also ensure that your commuting within the Hampi and to nearby places by a private car is done with utmost comfort. We have an amazing fleet of rental cars with professional drivers who have thorough knowledge of Hampi and the surrounding areas. In our fleet, we have Sedans, SUVs, Hatchbacks and Tempo travellers.
Based on the number of travellers and your specifications like extra legroom or a good entertainment system and preferred cost, you can select the vehicle for the 3 Days Hampi tour package.
All you need to do is call us or fill the Contact Us form. One of our team members will then get back to you with details.
Itinerary of Heritage Hampi Tour Package for 3 Days & 2 Nights
Day 1: Arrival, Check-in & Sightseeing
Pickup from Hospet Railway Station / Bus Station, Check-in to hotel, after fresh up proceed to visit below Hampi Sightseeing Places including:
Vijaya Vittala Temple
Built in the 15th century, it is the most famous sightseeing location of Hampi. It was built by King Devaraya II. It is dedicated to Lord Vittala/Krishna who is an incarnation of Lord Vishnu. The stone chariot and the musical pillars are its biggest attractions.
Virupaksha Temple
Dating back to the 7th century, this temple is a part of the group of monuments recognised as the UNESCO World Heritage Site in India. Dedicated to Lord Shiva/Lord Virupaksha, this temple has a captivating structure adorned with exquisite carvings, pillars and shrines, which were built during the reign of Vijayanagara Dynasty.
Malyavanta Hill
A popular place for trekking, this hill promises a memorable view of the town. It is often frequented by devotees too as it has a huge temple complex on the top. Malyavanta Raghunatha Temple , dedicated to Lord Rama is the main temple here.
Ganagitti Jain Temple
Situated on the way to Bhima’s Gateway, which is another popular attraction in Hampi, this temple was built in 1386 AD. Also known as Kunthunatha Jain Temple, it is dedicated to Kunthunatha, who was the 17th Thirthankara of Jainism. It also showcases impressive pillars and intricate craftsmanship.
Bhima's Gateway
A unique entrance to the fortified city of Vijayanagar Empire, this gateway was built in such a manner that one cannot cross it in straight-line. It is located between the Ganagitti Jaina Temple and the domed gate. It is said to be one of the most difficult entrances.
Pattabhirama Temple
Located in the heart of Hampi town, this temple is dedicated to Lord Shiva. It was built during the Vijayanagar reign and has a Dravidian architecture. You will see beautiful sculptures and carvings within this temple. You will see architecture not only from Vijayanagara period but also from pre-Vijayanagara era.
Narasimha Monolith Temple/ Lakshmi Narasimha Temple
It is a huge impressive statue of Lord Narsimha sitting on a seven hooded Adishesha Nag, which is one of the largest in the entire Hampi. It is around 21.9 feet tall and was built during Vijayanagara King Krishnadevaraya rule in 1528 AD. This temple is also called Lakshmi Narasimha Temple.
Badavilinga Temple
With a height of 3 metres, this temple has the largest Shiva Linga in Hampi. The monolithic Shiva Linga in the inner sanctum of the temple is surrounded with water on all sides. This temple is very near to the Narasimha Monolith.
Krishna Temple
Dedicated to the infant form of Lord Krishna, this temple was built in the 16th century by King Krishnadevaraya. It was built after the win of Vijayanagar Empire over the Udayagiri (Orissa) Kingdom. Also known as Balakrishna Temple, it has a beautiful entrance and detailed carvings on its pillars and walls.
Kadalekalu Ganesha Temple
Housing the largest statue of Lord Ganesha in South India, this temple is a must visit. The monolithic statue is around 4.6 metres in height. This temple also has a huge mandapa with granite pillars. Near to this temple, you will find Sasivekalu Ganesha Temple and the Ugra Narasimha Temple.
Sasivekalu Ganesha Temple
Dedicated to Lord Ganesha, this temple was built in 1506 AD. It has an open pavilion, adorned with huge pillars, with a massive monolith statue of Ganesha which is 8 feet tall. This temple was built in the honour of King Narasimha II. Hemakuta Hill – Located on the southern side of Hampi, this hill is popular for the cluster of temples, archways and pavilions it has. Many of the temples here are dedicated to Lord shiva. Although several temples are ruins, they give a glimpse into the grandeur of their structures.
Overnight stay at Hampi Hotel.
Day 2: Full Day of Hampi Sightseeing
Morning after Breakfast, check-out from the hotel. Depending on your departure time, if time permits, you can visit the below Hampi tourism places before drop-off:
Queen's Bath
Built in Indo-Islamic style during Vijayanagara Dynasty, Queen’s Bath is a grand bathing chamber, especially for the queens and the other royal members. Although in ruins, it still showcases exquisitely carved interiors.
Mahanavami Platform
A stone platform of 12 metres height, within the premises of royal enclosure, it was built in 1513 AD by the Vijayanagara King Krishnadevaraya. After conquering Udayagiri Kingdom, it was built as a stage to watch the royal procession, which was organised during Mahanavami festival, giving the stage its name – Mahanavami Dibba.
Hazara Rama Temple
Constructed in the 15th century by Vijayanagara King Devaraya II, this temple used to be the private temple for the royal family. Small in size when compared to other Hampi temples, it showcases impressive ornamentation. There are relics and panels, carved with stories from Ramayana, along with pillared hall, ardha mandapa, and sanctum. The presiding deity of this temple is Lord Rama.
Zenana Enclosure
It is a secluded area for the royal females. It is rectangular in shape, surrounded by walls. Within its premises, you will see many prominent monuments like Queen’s Palace, Elephant stable, Lotus Mahal, water pavilion and the treasury building. On each of its side, there used to be a watchtower, three of which still remain.
Lotus Mahal
The residence of the royal family of Vijayanagara Empire, this alluring structure resembles a half open Lotus flower. Its carved arches, detailed designs on its walls and pillars creates an impressive sight. This two storied building is also called Kamal Mahal or the Chitrangini Mahal.
Elephant Stable
A collection of 11 dome chambers, it was built in the 15th century during the Vijayanagara Empire for keeping the royal elephants. It showcases the Indo-Islamic architectural style and is one of the few monuments which remained in good condition after the Deccan Sultanate attack. It is also very near to the Hazara Rama Temple.
Tungabhadra river coracle ride
A coracle ride in the Tungabhadra river is a must on Hampi tour. There will be many locals offering the ride. You can sail up to the middle of the river in coracle. You can also try fishing during your ride.
Kodandarama Temple
Dedicated to Lord Rama, this temple is known for its structural beauty and religious significance. It is believed that Lord Rama had crowned Sugreeva after killing Bali here. There is a holy bathing spot near the temple as well. You will find boulders with carvings of Lord Rama, Goddess Sita and Lord Lakshmana in the sanctum.
Achyutaraya Temple
Presenting a perfect example of the Vijayanagara style of temple architecture, it is a must visit temple if you wish for some quieter time. Located near the Gandhamadana & Matanga hills, this temple is dedicated to Lord Tiruvengalanatha who is one of the forms of Lord Vishnu.
Matanga Hills
Located at the end of the eastern side of Hampi Bazaar, it is a popular spot for viewing sunset and sunrise. Frequented by trekkers, the top of the hill promises a mesmerising view of the Hampi. It also has religious importance, as it is believed to be the place where Saint Matanga lived. There is also a small temple at the top.
Overnight stay at Hampi Hotel.
Day 3: Check-out, Sightseeing & Drop-off
Morning after Breakfast, check-out from the hotel. Depending on your departure time, if time permits, you can visit the below Hampi tourism places before drop-off:
Archaeological Museum Hampi
For a complete understanding of Hampi- its topography and cultural history, visit the Archaeological Museum. The entrance of this museum has a replica of Krishnadevaraya and his queens, while in the central hall, you will see a temple replica, showcasing Shivalinga, Nandi, and Gateway. It also displays excavated items from 1976 to 1998, including metal objects, armoury, brass plates, copper plate grants, stucco figurines, parts of porcelain pottery, gold and copper coins of Vijayanagara dynasty, sati stones, etc.
Anjanadri Hills
Believed to be the birthplace of Lord Hanuman, it is an important site among Hindu Devotees. The view from this hill is also worth capturing, especially of the River Tungabhadra amid the valley. It is also known as Kishkinda, as per the mythology. It is located in the Koppal district. You can reach the top of the hill by climbing around 575 steps. There is a temple at the top.
Anegundi Fort
Spread over the Anegundi village and most of Rishyamukha hill, the majestic fort of Anegundi is still known for its impenetrable sturdy structure. This ancient fort has a Durga Temple and Lord Ganesha temple, where the Kings of Vijayanagar Empire used to offer prayers before going for battles.
Pampa Sarovar
Located near Hampi in the Koppal District, it is a lake popular for its scenic beauty as well as religious relevance. Hidden on three sides by the hills, this pond has a rectangular shape. It is one among the five sacred sarovars of India. It is believed to be the place where Pampa, a form of Goddess Parvati, had performed rigorous penance to please Lord Shiva.
Sanapur Lake
A reservoir, which is fed by the Tungabhadra Dam canal, this lake is located 9 km away from Anegundi. The natural beauty of the lake and the surrounding hills is absolutely stunning. It is an ideal setting to spend some time with nature and a peaceful environment.
Drop at Hospet Railway Station / Bus Stand for your return journey. End of a Great Tour!
Inclusions, Exclusions & Transfers
Package Inclusions
- A comfortable and well-maintained air-conditioned car
- A Knowledgeable and experienced driver
- Driver fees and parking charges
- Pickup and drop service from your respective hotel to railway station or bus stand.
- A suitable hotel as per the package
- Visiting tourist attractions in Hampi as per the itinerary in the car
- Sightseeing in cab 8 hours per day/ 80 kms per day
Package Exclusions
- Meals or snacks not mentioned in the package itinerary.
- Entrance fees of various tourist attractions
- Camera fees and any special fees
- Any item of personal usage like water-bottles, snacks, phone calls, etc.
- Items that are not mentioned in the section ‘package inclusions’.
Arrival & Transfers
In our Heritage Hampi Tour Package, we take care of your arrival in Hampi as well as your departure.
Based on where you are getting down, our driver cum guide will pick you up at either the railway station or the bus stand in Hospet, in an air conditioned car. Once the tour is over, our driver will also drop you at your departure point.
Hotels and Resorts
For our Heritage Hampi package for 3 nights and 2 days, we have created a list of hotels and resorts of all categories – 2 star and budget hotels and hostels, 5-4 star hotels/resorts and 3 star hotels.
Hampi has many amazing 3-star hotels promising luxurious stay and good rates, which makes them the most popular among our list. These are Clarks inn Hampi, KSTDC Hotel Mayura Vijayanagara TB Dam and the Kishkinda Heritage Resort
However, if you are on honeymoon and want to make this Hampi tour more special, then choose from 4 star or 5 star hotels like Hyatt Place Hampi, Vijayshree Resort, Evolve Back, Welcomheritage Shivavilas Palace Hotel, and the Heritage Resort Hampi.
If you are travelling solo or looking for a budget stay, then hostels like Heartspace Hampi, Orange Castle Hostel and the Zostel Hampi (Gangavathi) are few of the good choices. Guest houses like Happy Place Hampi, Mowgli's Cafe & Guest House, Tropical Hampi, Manasa Guest House, Rasta Cafe Hampi and Temple View Guesthouse also offer good stay at economical rates.
You will also have a wide choice for homestay in Hampi. Some of these are Saptami Hampi Homestay, Arun Homestay, Raj Homestay, Mango Tree Homestay, Shankar Homestay and the Banana Farm Homestay.
Why book with us?
If you are wondering why to book a package from Hampi Tourism, then I have one answer-Book one of our tour packages for a wholesome experience of Hampi.
All our Hampi tour packages are designed in such a way that our travellers can feel and understand the culture and lifestyle of the town while having a luxurious stay with all the modern amenities. You can travel at leisure to various sightseeing locations with our driver cum guide, try authentic cuisines and activities at an affordable cost.
The process of booking our packages is transparent, without any hidden cost. With us, you will have a pleasant holiday.
In addition to this, we also have committed ourselves towards sustaining the environment, Hence, we promote eco-friendly practices while holidaying as much as possible.
If you have more queries about reaching Hampi or commuting within the city, you can speak to our travel experts. They will suggest the best ways to explore this town and best options to stay while doing so.
You can also know in detail about the Hampi tour package for 3 days and 2 nights or even about our other packages for Hampi Trip. If you have any specific requirements, you can get a tour package customised as well.
