Hampi
Hampi has over 100 major attractions spread over a large area
Ramayana in Hampi
Hampi is a mythical landscape as much as it's a historical site.
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ampi is a UNSCO World Heritage site in Karnataka.See the story of Hampi's Boulders hereHow the Boulders Hampi got Created!
Hampi
Perhaps the most photogenic building in Hampi!
Hampi is one of the UNESCO World Heritage Site in Karnataka.
Hampi is one of the UNESCO World Heritage Site in Karnataka.
Hampi
Hampi has well over 100 attractions worth seeing.
Ramayana in Hampi
Hanuman Meeting Rama and Lakshmana
Hampi is a mythical landscape as much as it's a historical site.
Hampi
Lotus Mahal
Perhaps the most photogenic building in Hampi!
Hampi is one of the UNESCO World Heritage Site in Karnataka.
Hampi
Hampi itinerary Map
Hampi has well over 100 attractions worth seeing.Train connections for Badami, Aihole and Pattadakal
Badami , located about 22 km (14 miles) southwest of Pattadakal is the nearest railway station for Pattadakal. Badami (Station Code:BDM ) itself is on the less busy Solapur-Gadag route. This means, there are not many long distance trains connect Badami directly with other metro cities in the region. However there are a few convenient express and local train connections for Badami.
Chalukya Dynasty
The history of Chalukyas is a bit complicated with controversies and ambiguities ; and often riddled with myths and legends. Complicated, because there were many dynasties ( to be specific three ) shared the name Chalukya. Before going further into this, let's first see where was this Chalukya Empire, as it is often referred, existed in India. Those of you with an understanding of the India's geography , imagine the Indian heartland bordered by two rivers - Narmada in the north and Kaveri in the south. Well, what lies between these two rivers was practically the span of Chalukyan Empire at its peak.