Tour Code: FIT/3449

Hampi With Hassan

7 Nights / 8 Days
Private Van Tour
Winter Special
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Cities : Hassan (3N),Hampi (4N)

Sightseeing

Hassan, India
  • Shravanbela Gola ( Rural )
  • Chennakeshava Temple, Belur
  • Statue of Bahubali
  • Hoysaleshwara Temple
  • Sakleshpur
Hampi, India
  • Ruins of Vijayanagara Empire
  • Sri Virupaksha Temple
  • Matanga Hill
  • Elephant Stables
  • Lotus Mahal
  • Hazara Rama Temple
  • Hospet T B Dam
  • Vijaya Vitthala Temple
  • Statue of Ugra Narasimha Temple
  • Hemakuta Hill Temple
  • Banashankari Temple
  • Badami Cave Temples
  • Aihole Temple

Meals

  • 7 Breakfast
  • 7 Dinner

Note :-

  • In Evolve Back Costing is taken as per Weekday-if Booking fall in Weekend Supplement cost would be 5100 PRPN 
  • Hoysala Rates are Valid only for Minimum 3 Night Stay- if Guest Deduct 1 Night then rates will be changed

Note : Entry Fees & Activity Cost  Will Be Applicable In Above Sightseeing

Day wise travel itinerary

  • Day 1 :Bangalaore Airport - Hassan (205 Kms , 4 Hrs Approx)

    On Arrival at Bangalore Airport, meet & greet our representative& transfer to Hassan. Enroute visit to ShravanaBelagola: Shravanabelagola is a popular weekend getaway from Bengaluru. Shravanabelagola is a town located near Channarayapatna of Hassan district in the Indian state of Karnataka.  

    It is famous for a massive 57-ft high statue of Bahubali which is the world's tallest monolithic stone statue carved out of a single granite block.One of the most-visited Jain pilgrimage spots in South India, Late evening check in to the resort. Overnight stay at Hoysala Village Resort, Hassan.


    Please Note : Pick up- Bangalore & Drop at Hubli

    • Dinner
  • Day 2 :Hassan

    Today morning after breakfast, proceed to visit Belur (Chennakeshava temple): which is an amazing architectural piece constructed in the sculpture of cartoon. Belur has the famous Chennakesava temple complex. This temple complex has couple of shrines which exhibit the golden architecture of South Indiaand Hoysaleshwara Temple : Hoysaleswara temple, also referred simply as the Halebidu temple, is a 12th-century Hindu temple dedicated to Shiva. It is the largest monument in Halebidu, a town in the state of Karnataka, India and the former capital of the Hoysala Empire. Late evening you return to the hotel. Overnight stay at Hoysala Village Resort, Hassan.

    • Breakfast
    • Dinner
  • Day 3 :Hassan

    Today morning after breakfast, proceed to Later proceed to Visit the sakleshpur.Sakleshpur is located in the Western Ghats, a mountain range that stretches from Kerala to Gujarat. The southern range around Sakleshpur, which includes the Bisle Reserve Forest and view point, is listed as one of the 18 bio-diversity hotspots in the world. Later return to hotel and enjoy hotel facilities and amenities. Overnight stay at Hoysala Village Resort, Hassan.

    • Breakfast
    • Dinner
  • Day 4 :Hassan - Hampi (322 Kms , 6 Hrs Approx)
    Today morning after breakfast, check out from the resort& then proceed to Hampi. 
    Hampi: The ancient town of Hampi is located in the Indian state of Karnataka, on the banks of the Tungabhadra River near the modern town of Hospet.It became the pilgrimage centre of the Hindu religion and was the capital of Vijayanagara Empire in the 14th century. Hampi's ruins cover over 4,100 hectares (16 sq mi) and it has been described by UNESCO as an "austere, grandiose site" of more than 1,600 surviving remains of the last great Hindu kingdom in South India that includes "forts, riverside features, royal and sacred complexes, temples, shrines, pillared halls, mandapas, memorial structures, water structures and others".Enroute photostop for beautiful landscape of greenery and Rock formations near Hospet area.On arrival check in to the resort. Later in the evening visit 
    Hospet T B Dam : The Tungabhadra Dam also known as Pampa Sagar is constructed across the Tungabhadra River, a tributary of the Krishna River.Overnight stay at Evolve Back Resort, Hampi.
    • Breakfast
    • Dinner
  • Day 5 :Hampi
    Today morning after breakfast, proceed to visit the local sightseeing of Hampi covering many temple complexes, each complete with its own marketplace. Take a full day sightseeing tour covering 

    Virupaksha Temple : It is part of the Group of Monuments at Hampi, designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The temple is dedicated to Lord Virupaksha, a form of Shiva, 

    Vithala temple : Ruins of a temple known for creative architecture such as a moving stone chariot & musical pillars.

    Matanga Hill :  is one of the holy places described in the epic Ramayana as the base of Saint Matanga. It is also the place where Sugriva benefited from the magical protection of the sage Matanga who had placed a curse of death on Vali, if he dared enter the area of Matanga Hill.Later visit to Monkey Temple and 
    Statue of Ugra Narasimha Temple : This is the largest statue in Hampi and depicts Lord Narasimha in a terrifying or angry form. Narasimha which means half-man and half-lion is one of the ten incarnations of Lord Vishnu. This monolithic structure, which is 6.7 m in height, has the lord sitting cross-legged position on the coil of a giant seven-headed snake Adishesha.

    Evening return to the hotel. Overnight stay at Evolve Back Resort, Hampi.
    1. (A tour guide will be helpful to understand the history – guide cost to be paid directly) 
    • Breakfast
    • Dinner
  • Day 6 :Hampi

    Today morning after breakfast,proceed to visit 

    Elephant Stables : Indo-Islamic style structure used as the stables for the royal elephants of the Vijayanagara Empire.

    Hazara Rama Temple : 15th-century Hindu temple with intricate carvings depicting animals, deities & people.

    Lotus Palace : Ancient stone palace structure with tranquil gardens, arches & elaborate carvings.

    Later visit Hema Kutta Temple, Sanapur Lake and Evening return to the hotel. Overnight stay at Evolve Back Resort, Hampi.

    • Breakfast
    • Dinner
  • Day 7 :Hampi

    Today morning after breakfast, proceed to visit 

    Banashankari : The temple is popularly called Banashankari or Vanashankari since it is located in the Tilakaaranya forest. The temple deity is also called the Shakambhari, an incarnation of the goddess Parvati, 

    Badami Caves : The Badami cave temples are a complex of Hindu and Jain cave temples located in Badami, a town in the Bagalkot district in northern part of Karnataka, India. The caves are important examples of Indian rock-cut architecture, especially Badami Chalukya architecture, and the earliest date from the 6th century.

    Pattadakal : Pattadakal, also called Pa??adakallu or Raktapura, is a complex of 7th and 8th century CE Hindu and Jain temples in northern Karnataka.

    Mahakoota : The Mahakuta group of temples is located in Mahakuta, a village in the Bagalkot district of Karnataka state, India. It is an important place of worship for Hindus and the location of a well-known Shaiva monastery.

    Aihole Temple: It was built in 634 AD by Ravikeerti, Commander and Minister of Pulakesin II. Now partly in ruins, this temple is one of the earliest examples of the Dravidian style of architecture. 

    Overnight stay at Evolve Back Resort, Hampi.

    • Breakfast
    • Dinner
  • Day 8 :Hampi - Vijaynagar Airport (38 Kms , 1 Hr Approx)

    Today morning after breakfast, check out from the resort/Hotel&drive to Jindal Vijaynagar Airport for your return flight to home town.

    • Breakfast
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Sightseeing

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Ruins of Vijayanagara Empire

Open Time : 06:00 AM

Close Time : 06:00 PM 

Operational Days - Open all 7 days 

Hampi is a village and also a temple town in Karnataka is one of the most historically rich places. 

Listed under a UNESCO World Heritage Site in Hampi as a group of monuments, the city was also one of the wealthiest cities in the world at its peak. Located inside the city of Vijayanagar, Hampi has been one of the most important tourist spots of attraction. Hampi is visited by  People from all over the world. People visiting Hampi are mostly  who love history and architecture. Over 1600 surviving  remains of  the last  Hindu Kingdom of  Vijayanagara including forts, riverside Royal and sacred temples shirnes , Mandapas, Pillared halls, water structure and many more.

Following the defeat of the glorious Vijayanagara empire in 16th Century the army of the Sultanates looted the beautiful city of Hampi and reduced it to ruins. Ruins still remains. Todayw Hampi stands as  it's just a barren area of land scattered with ruins that narrate the story of a violent past.

The most notable structure to look for on Hampi Tour Are :
  • Vijaya Vittala Temple
  • Stone Chariot
  • Musical pillars
  • Krishna Temple
  • Lakshmi Narsimha Temple
  • Badavilinga Temple
  • Mahanavami Dibba
  • Lotus Mahal
  • Elephant Stables

Note : The Given Cost is Estimated. You will need to pay the exact cost directly at the counter.


Inclusion :
  • Entry Free


Exclusion :
  • Guide Charges Extra
  • No Transfers
  • No Meals 
  • Entry Permission Charges ( if any )

Important Notes :
  • The rates may vary from supplier to supplier. This has to be booked & pay directly on spot. The rates given are just for reference and planning purpose only.
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Sri Virupaksha Temple

Visiting Time : 6 AM - 1 PM and 5 PM - 9 PM

Operational Days - Open all 7 days 

Approx. Duration Suggested - 1 Hour 

Sri Virupaksha temple is a Hindu temple nestled at the western end of Hampi Bazaar in Hampi. It is the very popular and important temples in Hampi which must be included in Hampi tour.

Virupaksha Temple is dedicated to Lord Shiva and is very well known as one of the most holy pilgrimage in Karnataka. Virupaksha is an embodiment of Lord Shiva, and among all the surrounding ruins, this temple is as it it and is still in use. Nestled on the southern bank of the Tungabhadra River designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, it is also a part of the Group of Monuments at Hampi. According to Legends, this temple has been functioning since its inception in the 7th century AD uninterruptedly and is one of India's oldest temples. Originally a small, humble shrine, then it was later expanded to its present magnificence during the rule of the Vijayanagara kings, though additions to its temple were also made by the Chalukyan and Hoysala eras.

The main temple consists of a large Gopura ( temple tower ) of 160 feet tall with 9 tiers facing Hampi Bazar followed by another small Gopura. The inner walls are supported by a large passage all along with beautiful towers. The main tower dates back to the early 15th century and was reconstructed in the 16th century by Krishnadevaraya. Krishnadevaraya also constructed a Ranga Mandapa in front of the sanctum and embellished it with Vijayanagar style bas reliefs and murals. The scene from Mahabharata depicting Arjuna's shooting the fish to marry Draupadi is beautifully presented here. There is also a mural portrayed Saint Vidyaranya, the spiritual founder of Vijayanagar.

The annual chariot festival in the month of February and marriage festivities of Virupaksha and Pampa in the month of December are the major festival at this temple.

Inclusion :
  • Entry Free

Exclusion :
  • No Transfers
  • No Meals 

Important Notes :
  • The rates may vary from supplier to supplier. This has to be booked & pay directly on spot. The rates given are just for reference and planning purpose only.
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Matanga Hill

Open Time : 06:00 AM

Close Time : 06:00 PM 

Operational Days - Open all 7 days 

Approx. Duration Suggested - 1 Hour 

Matanga Hill is nestled at the eastern end of the Hampi Bazaar. It offers a stunning view of the ruined city and the beautiful landscape below.

Matanga Hill is one of the most popular tourist place to visit in Hampi. Being the highest point in Hampi; this is the best tourist place to get an aerial view of Hampi and its surroundings areas. There is also a small temple on the top of Matanga Hill. While going downwards, one can find a small cave marked where it is believed that Sugriva, ruler of Kishkinda, used to hide. According to the Legends, Matanga Hill is one of the holy places described in the epic Ramayana as the base of Saint Matanga. It is also believed that this place is where Sugriva benefited from the magical protection of the sage Matanga who had placed a curse of death on Vali, if he dared enter the area of Matanga Hill.

Being the highest peak in Hampi, the hill is a trekker's favourite and offers stunning view of the entire town. There are many trekking paths that lead to the top of the hilltop where the Veerabhadra Temple is situated. The climbing can take approximately 30 minutes. The roof top of the Veerabhadra Temple is the ideal place for sunrise and sunset view. From the top of the hill, one can have a glace the Achyutaraya Temple, Virupaksha Temple, Tungabhadra River, Hampi Bazar and surroundings areas.

One major thing to be noted about the Matanga Hill is the stepped ramp at the western side. Most popular track passing at the base of the hill is the track between Hampi Bazaar and Achyutaraya Temple. There are many trials that lead to the bottom of the foothill. The most prominent of it is that which leads to the east which closes at the Kadalekalu Ganesha temple. The next popular trail is to the east end of Hampi Bazaar Street.

Note : The Given Cost is Estimated. You will need to pay the exact cost directly at the counter.

Inclusion :
  • Entry Free

Exclusion :
  • No Transfers
  • No Meals 

Important Notes :
  • The rates may vary from supplier to supplier. This has to be booked & pay directly on spot. The rates given are just for reference and planning purpose only.
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Elephant Stables

Open Time : 08:30 AM

Close Time : 05:30 PM 

Operational Days - Open all 7 days 

Approx. Duration Suggested - 1 Hour 

One of the most appealing tourist sites in Hampi, The Elephant Stables is a amazing structure that provided shelter to the royal elephants of the Grand Vijayanagara Empire. The convoluted design and emphasis on little details indicate the importance that was attached to the royal elephants of the empire.

The elephant stables were constructed in the 15th century and are built in the Indo-Islamic style of architecture. The structure is an extended building with domed chambers, which are large enough to accommodate 2 elephants at a time. There are altogether 11 such domed chambers and these are interconnected with large arched openings.  This elegantly uniformity structure is a main attraction for large number of tourists who travel to Hampi. It is also one of the few structures, of the many other beautiful buildings of the area, which has suffered least destruction due to the ravages of the time.

The central dome is the largest and most closely designed with elegant architecture. All the chambers have high ceilings and have a small opening at the rear from where the mahouts could enter and exit. Another interest is a central hook immerse in the ceiling of the central dome which was most probably used to hook the elephants and a hidden staircase, used to reach to roof of the building.

The building of Elephant Stables is nestled in the area that is located just outside the Zenana Enclosure. It is nevertheless, a major attraction and wonderfully displays the level of craftsmanship that was reached during the contemporary times.

Note : The Given Cost is Estimated. You will need to pay the exact cost directly at the counter.

Inclusion :
  • Entry Charges ( Child Below 15 Years Free ) 

Exclusion :
  • Guide Charges Extra
  • No Transfers
  • No Meals 

Important Notes :
  • The rates may vary from supplier to supplier. This has to be booked & pay directly on spot. The rates given are just for reference and planning purpose only.
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Lotus Mahal

Open Time : 08:00 AM

Close Time : 06:00 PM 

Operational Days - Open all 7 days 

Approx. Duration Suggested - 30 Mins 

Lotus Mahal is nestled within Zenana Enclosure, a sheltered or private area reserved for the royal ladies of the Vijayanagara Empire. This is also known as Chitragani Mahal and Kamal Mahal.

Lotus Mahal is the primary attraction of the Zenana Enclosure. It is being named as Lotus Mahal, as it is shaped like a lotus flower from the top, the archways of the structure reflects petals of a lotus and provide the whole structure the shape of a half-open lotus. The central dome is beautifully carved in the shape of a lotus bud. Lotus Mahal was constructed in Indo-Islamic style. The 2 storied structure is uniformly laid out, with equal projections on four sides. The base of the structure reflects Hindu temple style while the upper superstructure is Islamic in architecture with pyramidal towers.

The upper floor of the Mahal has balconies with curved windows. The arches of the ground floor are recessed and ornate. The walls are protected from Sun and rain by the curved eaves that run continuously around the building. There are eight pyramidal towers erected over the central and corner bays of the building. The 9th tower is above the central bay similar to the other eight but higher. 24 square pillars support the arches and the superstructure of the Mahal. The pillar arches of the structure are covered with exemplary carvings and delicate art work. The walls also have beautiful carvings of amazing patterns, Makara Torana, birds, etc. The entire complex is surrounded by a fortifying wall which is rectangular in plan. There are water channels in the upper floors and between the arches to keep the Mahal air-cooled in hot summers of Hampi.

Note: The Given Cost is Estimated. You will need to pay the exact cost directly at the counter.

Inclusion :
  • Entry Charges 

Exclusion :
  • No Transfers
  • No Meals 

Important Notes :
  • The rates may vary from supplier to supplier. This has to be booked & pay directly on spot. The rates given are just for reference and planning purpose only.
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Hazara Rama Temple

Open Time : 06:00 AM

Close Time : 06:00 PM 

Operational Days - Open all 7 days 

Approx. Duration Suggested - 1 Hour

Hazara Rama Temple is a lovely temple nestled at the center of Royal Enclosure. The temple is dedicated to Lord Rama. Hazara Rama Temple was constructed by Devaraya - II in the early part of the 15th century. The term Hazara Rama literally means a thousand Rama and refers to the large number of Ramayana panels portrayed on the walls. This temple is said to be the private temple of the kings and the royal family of Vijayanagara.

It was originally constructed as a simple structure within a rectangular complex. It consisted of only a sanctum, a pillared hall and an ardha-mandapa. Later the temple structure was renovated to extend an open porch and beautiful pillars. The pillared hall has unique black stone pillars which are raised on a stone platform at the center of the hall. The interior of the temple has richly ornately columns. An empty pedestal with 3 holes signifies that the temple once had idols of Rama, Sita and Lakshmana.

Hazara Rama Temple is the only temple in Hampi which has a rich carved compound wall. High compound walls enclose the entire complex of the temple with the main entrance situated at the east. To the south of the temple there are small doorways which lead to the durbar area. The exterior walls have been decorated with bas-relief which reflects the entire story of Ramayana. This depicts the episodes of birth of Rama, marriage, his exile into the forest, the kidnap of Mata Sita and the ultimate fight between Rama and Ravana. The outer wall of the temple includes the sculptures of some animals like elephants, camels, horses as well.

The temple has a reclined lawn on its northern side. This leads to the Pan Supari Street further down. Zenana Enclosure and Lotus Mahal can be reached from this temple.

Note : The Given Cost is Estimated. You will need to pay the exact cost directly at the counter.

Inclusion :
  • Entry Free

Exclusion :
  • No Transfers
  • No Meals 

Important Notes :
  • The rates may vary from supplier to supplier. This has to be booked & pay directly on spot. The rates given are just for reference and planning purpose only.
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Hospet T B Dam

This city was built by Krishna Deva Raya in 1520 AD, a famous ruler of Vijayanagara Era. He built this city in memory and honor of his mother Naagalaambika. The former name of Hospet was Naagalapura, but people called it as Hosa Pete, meaning- a new city. Naagalapura is still the name used by tourists coming from the West. The Tungabhadra Dam is one of the major reasons why Hospet is so famous. Tourists from all over the country visit this place in order to witness one of India’s oldest Dams.

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Vijaya Vitthala Temple

The temple was built in the 15th century during the rule of Devaraya II. He was one of the rulers of the Vijayanagara Empire. The temple is dedicated to Vittala and is also called Vijaya Vittala Temple; Vittala is also said to be an incarnation of Lord Vishnu. As per the legends, the temple was built for Lord Vishnu in his Vittala form, but when he found that the temple was very grand in nature, he returned to live in his modest home in Pandharpur.

The Vittala Temple has some gorgeous stone structures, such as the stone chariot and the musical pillars. Both these structure speaks a ton about the unmatched craftsmanship of that period. This temple in Hampi draws people from all part of the world, yet is mostly in shambles.

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Statue of Ugra Narasimha Temple

This is the largest statue in Hampi. Narasimha is sitting on the coil of a giant seven-headed snake called Sesha. The heads of the snake acts as the hood above his head. The god sits in a cross-legged Yoga position with a belt supporting the knees.

Sometimes this is referred as Ugra Narasimha (i.e. Narasimha in its terrifying form). The protruding eyes and the facial expression are the basis for this name.

The original statue contained the image of goddess Lakshmi, consort of the god, sitting on his lap. But this statue has been damaged seriously during the raid leading to the fall of Vijayanagara. Even the damaged portion of such a large statue of Lakshmi carved on his lap is missing. Probably it may be laying around in tiny pieces. But the goddess’s hand is visible resting on his back in embracing posture. If you get a chance to go inside this enclosure, it is possible to see the hand of the goddess. Even the nails & the rings on her fingers are so perfectly executed.

Lion face of Lakshmi Narasimha also sometimes called as Unganarasimha (the ferocious Narasimha)

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Hemakuta Hill Temple

The Hemakuta group of temples is a cluster of ancient temples situated on the Hemakuta hill in Hampi. The Hemakuta hill is located in the southern side of the Hampi village and the hilltop is dotted with a large number of temples.

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Banashankari Temple

Banashankari Temple is a popular and highly revered shrine of Karnataka. Located at Cholachigud, Banashankari Temple lies at a distance 50 kms from Badami. The town of Badami is another destination renowned for its ancient cave temples. The nearest railway station to Cholachigud is located at Badami and from here; many buses or taxis can be availed to reach the temple. On the whole, various tourism buses and coaches are available throughout Karnataka to arrive at Cholachigud. 

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Badami Cave Temples

Badami cave temples are located in Badami, a town in the Bagalkot district in northern part of Karnataka. The Badami temples is a set of cave temples carved out of sandstone rocks. The set of four cave temples were built over a period of time and three of them are dedicated to Hindu deities & the fourth one is devoted to Jainism. The temples are connected to each other by flights of stairs.

The first Badami cave temple is also the oldest & is dedicated to the dancing form of Lord Shiva, popularly known as Nataraja. There are more than 80 different forms of Nataraja depicted in this red sandstone cave temple.

The second cave temple is famous for its ceiling carvings. This temple is that of Lord Vishnu, depicted in Trivikarma form. Some of the carvings include scenes from the Puranas & Vishnu on Garuda.

The third cave temple is also dedicated to Lord Vishnu, some of the carvings here depict the deity in many forms including Trivikarma, Vamana & the man-lion Narsimha. One of the highlight of this cave temple is the statue of Vishnu sitting on the serpent Adisesha. Murals in the temple depict the marriage of Shiva & Parvati.

The fourth cave temple is devoted to the founder of Jainism, Lord Mahavira, depicted in the seated posture. It is estimated that this temple was built almost a century after the previous three. The highlight of this temple is the Tirthankara Parshavanatha carvings (with a snake at the feet).

The Badami cave temples is a UNESCO designated world heritage site. The cave temples are lasting remnants of a golden age of building styles. Featuring a style that blends the Nagara style from the north with Dravidian elements, the temples stand on the precipice of a hill & watch over the surrounding valley like auspicious spiritual windows.

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Aihole Temple

Open Time : 07:00 AM

Close Time : 07:00 PM 

Operational Days - Open all 7 days 

Approx Duration Suggested - 4 - 5 Hours / Half Day 

Aihole is a ancient historical site nestled on the banks of the Malaprabha River in the Bagalkot district of Karnataka state. It is one of the popular tourist destination to visit in Karnataka for history lover, architecture admirer.

Aihole - A UNESCO World Heritage Site along with Pattadakal, is considered as the base for South Indian Temple architecture marvel. There are more than 125 temples in Aihole built between the 5th and 8th centuries back during Badami Chalukya's rule. Few temples were constructed during Kalyani Chalukya's and Rashtrakutas who ruled until the 12th century. The temples are constructed in different architectural styles reflecting Nagara, Gajaprastha, Phamsana, and Dravidian models.

Most of the temples are located within a 2 - 3 kms radius while the important monuments are nestled within a secured compound. Main temples are well preserved by the archeological department and various other sites are still being renovated. Archeology Museum, Durga Temple,  Ravana Pahadi, Ladkhan Temple are the top tourist destination to visit in Aihole. Being a small village, Aihole has no accommodation options. However, Badami has a wide range of hotels for tourists that range from budget to five-star hotels as well to cater each and every taste of tourist. 

Inclusion :

Entry Free

Exclusion :

Guide Charges Extra

Entry ticket of any monument has to be paid directly ( if any )

No Transfers
No Meals 

Important Notes :

The rates may vary from supplier to supplier. This has to be booked & pay directly on spot. The rates given are just for reference and planning purpose only.
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