Day 1 – Hubli to Badami & Aihole

• Badami: Famous Cave Temples, Bhoothnath Temple, Banashankari Amma Temple, Badami Fort, and Archaeological Museum.

• Aihole: Historic sites like Huchappayyagudi Temple, Uma Maheshwari Temple, Ravalphadi Temple, and Lad Khan Temple.

Day 2 – Pattadakal & Hospet

• Pattadakal: Explore Virupaksha Temple and Sangamesvara Temple, UNESCO heritage sites reflecting South India’s rich temple architecture.

• Hospet: Visit Tungabhadra Dam, a perfect picnic spot with musical fountain, gardens, and serene sunset views.

Day 3 – Hampi Exploration

• Discover the grandeur of Hampi, with highlights like Achyutraya Temple, Lotus Mahal, Queen’s Bath, and the iconic Virupaksha Temple. Perfect for history lovers and cultural explorers alike.

With our customized cab packages, you can enjoy a seamless trip from Hubli to Hampi while covering all the major attractions at your own pace.

Vijaya Vittala Temple

• Built in the 15th century, this temple dedicated to Lord Vittala is Hampi’s architectural gem.

• Famous for the stone chariot and musical pillars, it’s a must-visit for history and culture lovers.

• Tip: Visit early morning with our cab service to avoid crowds.

Hemakuta Hill Temple Complex

• A cluster of ancient temples offering panoramic views of Hampi.

• Best known as a sunset point with a serene atmosphere.

• Open all week, easily accessible by cab.

Queen’s Bath

• A 16th-century royal bathhouse showcasing Indo-Islamic architecture.

• The ornate corridors and central pool are highlights.

• Local markets nearby sell stone carvings and souvenirs.

Virupaksha Temple

• One of India’s oldest functioning temples, dedicated to Lord Shiva.

• Known for its towering gopuram and spiritual aura.

• Don’t miss the underground Shiva temple inside the complex.

Archaeological Museum, Kamalapur

• Perfect for history buffs, with collections of sculptures, coins, and artefacts from Vijayanagara.

• Closed on Fridays, so plan your visit accordingly.

Zanana Enclosure & Lotus Mahal

• A royal women’s complex featuring Lotus Mahal, a beautiful Indo-Islamic pavilion.

• Also houses the Treasury building and watchtowers.

• A great spot for evening strolls.

A geometric marvel used as a royal water tank.

Its symmetrical steps make it one of the most photogenic spots in Hampi.

Believed to be the birthplace of Lord Hanuman.

Requires a short boat ride and a climb of ~500 steps, but the hilltop offers breathtaking views.

Ideal for sunrise or sunset seekers.