cotton field near Gadag
Sunflower farm near Gadag
toll booth near Hampi
reached Hampi at around 1pm , after about 5 1/2 hours car
journey from Belgaum
most reataurants will offer Israeli and Tibetan food in addition to
local Indian delicacies.
Thukpa , a Tibetan dish. the first time i had this was in
Leh , Ladakh ( click here )
Gopi rooftop restaurant.
food here is not quite good , and expensive.
in fact i found that food from other restaurants are not
that good too in term of taste.
and because Hampi is a religious place , we can't get
non-vegetarian food here , except eggs.
expect Rs200-300 per meal.
nearest place to get non-veg and cheaper food is in Hospet ,
about 15km from Hampi.
often local people will offer non-veg / alcohol ' illegally '
to tourists with a price.
our room at Gopi Guesthouse.
costs us Rs1500 @ RM70 per person per night .
non-AC , but comfortable enough.
our guesthouse is located near Virupaksha Temple
Tunga / Tungabhadra River ( click here )
walking distance from our guesthouse
a boy selling Hampi map
people crossing the river to go to Hanuman Temple
crossing the river by boat will cost Rs10 one-way
Hanuman Temple on top of the hill across the river
local people gambling at the river bank
Virupaksha Temple ( click here ) , dedicated to Lord Shiva.
one of the largest temple in Hampi
A trip to Hampi , Karnataka , India.
Hampi sits on the banks of the Tunga River
in the ruins of the ancient city of Vijayanagar ,
capital of the Vijayanagara Empire.
Hampi ruins are UNESCO World Heritage site.
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