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If, during your stay in Goa, you'd like to discover a place that captivates with its history, architecture and extraordinary landscape — Hampi is the perfect choice. In the 14th–16th centuries it was one of the largest and wealthiest metropolises in the world, dazzling travellers with its palaces, temples and sprawling bazaars. Today, among monumental temples, royal palaces and granite hills, the atmosphere of the former Vijayanagara Empire is easy to feel. You'll explore in a private, air-conditioned car with a driver, accompanied on site by a licensed English-speaking guide. It's a journey for those who want to see the true heritage of India — far from the beaten track and at an unhurried pace.
Departure from Goa and, on arrival, sightseeing begins with a licensed guide: Virupaksha Temple, Hampi Bazaar and a viewpoint over the Tungabhadra River. Check-in and time to unwind in the evening.
The Vittala complex with the Stone Chariot and its musical pillars, the Royal Centre, Hazara Rama Temple, Lotus Mahal and the Elephant Stables, ending with sunset on Hemakuta or Matanga Hill. Overnight stay.
After breakfast, with memories to last a lifetime, the private car takes you back to Goa.
At a gentler pace, you might also consider the Archaeological Museum in Kamalapur, the Queen's Bath, the underground Shiva temple or Anjanadri Hill (by tradition the birthplace of Hanuman). Hampi is a photographer's paradise — its granite boulders and ancient temples at sunrise and sunset rank among the most photogenic sights in India.
The price does not include entrance tickets to sites managed by the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI), meals (other than breakfast), tips or personal expenses. The coracle ride is subject to water levels and weather conditions.
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No online payment — we'll first talk everything through in English, by phone, with no obligation.