Hampi : (Karnataka)- 350 kms North of Bangalore. Two local princes, Hakka & Bukka, founded Hampi in the middle of 14th Century. Celebrated for its might and wealth and a showpiece of imperial magnificence. The city was sacked pillaged and burnt in 1565 AD. Rocky hills and the Tungabhadra River dominate the terrain.

By Air: The most convenient airport from Hampi is Belgaun (190kms). Several airlines operate regular flights connecting Belgaun with prominent cities in south India. Bangalore (353kms), the capital of Karnataka also serves as a well-located entry point for Hampi.

By Road: A good network of roads connect Hampi with other important tourist attractions in Karnataka. Bangalore lies only 350kms (approx) away and one can easily drive own to Hampi from here. Places like Hassan, Hospet, Mysore are also well connected with Hampi.

By Rail: The nearest railhead from Hampi is Hospet (13kms). Hospet is connected to Bangalore, which is in turn linked to the major Indian cities like: Chennai, Kolkata, Delhi, Mumbai and other prominent tourist attractions across the length and breadth of India.