Top Things to do in Bellary District
Top Hotels in Bellary District
- 1. Evolve Back, Hampi
- 2. Vijayshree Resort And Heritage Village
- 3. Hyatt Place Hampi
- 4. Clarks Inn Hampi
- 5. Heritage Resort Hampi
- 6. Royal Orchid Central Kireeti - HAMPI
- 7. Hotel Hampi International
- 8. Hampi Heritage & Wilderness Resort
- 9. Rocky Guesthouse
- 10. WelcomHeritage Shivavilas Palace, HAMPI
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10 Sights & Landmarks in Bellary District That You Shouldn't Miss
Discover the best top things to do in Bellary District, India including Vijaya Vittala Temple, Group of Monuments at Hampi, Sri Guru Kottureshwara Temple, Kumar Swamy Temple, Virupaksha Temple, Vithala Temple Complex, Achyutaraya Temple, Shivlinga, Elephant Stables, Hampi.
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1. Vijaya Vittala Temple
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 279 reviews
Reviewed By 957adityan
I am thrill and surprise that 400 years back there was so much Science and knowledge available on Stone carving, design thought symmetry, architectural view and out of world Music Pillar (unfortunately it now closed for visitor) To see detail carving on Stone Chariot itself will take some time. I strongly wish they should start every hour demonstration program (Strictly security guided) with tickets. As other Hampi temples this one big temple but many sculpture are destroyed and so pooja / archana happen at this place. Area is so specious and well maintain by archelogy department. Kudos. They have kept Battery operated vehicle from entrance to temple which is also good. One suggestion for such place guide is must and Charges for guide should be formally displayed at ticket entrance. Or Now Audio Guide facility should be available. Toilets & Washroom needed for Visitor which is missing.
2. Group of Monuments at Hampi
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 598 reviews
Reviewed By abhimanasu - Mandya, India
Hampi is a beautiful and hoistoric place in India there is someny things to see most are templs which are build in year back.Hampi is a magnificent city of ruins, located besides the Tungabhadra river in the state of Karnataka. It is about 352 kms from Bangalore. But heavy crowded places during december as many schools are orgainizing trips to hampi as as historical place.
3. Sri Guru Kottureshwara Temple
4. Kumar Swamy Temple
5. Virupaksha Temple
6. Vithala Temple Complex
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1,061 reviews
Reviewed By ganaraj
Splendid temple ruins with amazing stone structures.It is famous for fantastic stone chariot and musical pillars.One of the best structure in Hampi locate in the banks of Tungabhadra river.
7. Achyutaraya Temple
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 105 reviews
Reviewed By EileenMtShasta - Mount Shasta, United States
Very big temple complex with beautifully preserved carvings and construction. On the right side as you go on, there is a small platform which leads to the Matanga Hill steps. It is an easier route then the steps that are straight down the street from the Virupaksha Temple.
8. Shivlinga
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 189 reviews
Reviewed By Bhavin-joshi - Mumbai, India
The monolith Shivling and Ugra Narsimha are housed next to each other, There is a priest who performs daily rituals like puja and aarti.
9. Elephant Stables
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 629 reviews
Reviewed By hafi9876 - Bengaluru, India
The Elephant Stable in Hampi is an impressive structure that was used to provide shelter for the royal elephants of the Vijayanagara Empire. The elephant stable is located in the area that lies just outside the Zenana Enclosure..it is a historical place..The ancient stable is a major attraction among the tourists even today.
10. Hampi
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 125 reviews
Reviewed By axxmexx - Boston, United States
We traveled from the US and visited Hampi with our parents (who live in India) for the first time ever. Every place we have visited at Hampi is really an architectural wonder, can't even imagine what it was like during its glory days when this city was functioning. We loved observing the details on stone carvings, our favorite was the Stone Chariot. I have to mention these points from our experience: Access: getting to Hampi is not easy, you will experience some of the very rural and poor parts of India/Karnataka state, by all means, its not Hampi's fault for its location. India is improving, I really hope, Hampi is made accessible through the fast highway. Fee: Another sad thing is that the access fee, my wife (an American citizen) had to pay more than 10 times the fee for Indians, this is a sad display of discrimination of tourists who love India and spend so much in India virtually helping the economy otherwise. Food: If you prefer hygiene, I highly recommend you bring your food (snacks, power bars etc.). Plenty of coconut water is available (if you like it). We wandered for hours to find a decent restaurant and then finally gave up and went back to the Hotel.
