Hampi NYE Special

• An ancient village in Karnataka and the UNESCO World Heritage - Hampi is a beautiful place for all history lovers. It is a pilgrim delight and backpacker holidaying spot. There is an abundance of tourist places in Hampi. The stunning architecture of the temples is of major attraction, and the monolithic sculptures will astonish you. The vestiges will puzzle your mind, and the extraordinary landscapes will amaze you. The best part of this trip would be the vibrant and fascinating culture of Hampi. There are a few popular hills in Hampi that will give you a perfect view of the entire city. And how we can miss the magnificent Hippie Island which has the best scenic views and several dainty cafes. Hampi is on the bucket list of every traveler and is worth the hype!
• Sanapur Lake: Of course, we ain't missing out on this gorgeous beauty. You need to walk uphill after you reach the lake. The glimpse of the scarcely crowded lake is a treat for your eyes. It simply is nature in its best form for your mind to seek solace. Why not do a workstation and cliff jump in between? Here is the place to jump off a boulder and we definitely got you covered! And not to forget there will be some lovely coracles waiting just for you to take you on a ride across the lake.
• Vijaya Vitthala Temple: The 16th-century Vittala Temple, Hampi's most beautiful building, is situated between stones 2.5 kilometers from the bazaar. Construction of the temple may have begun under Krishnadevaraya's rule (r 1509–29). The building was never finished or dedicated, but its magnificent sculptural work is now regarded as the height of Vijayanagar art.
• Virupaksha Temple: The most well-known temple in Hampi sometimes referred to as the Pampapathi temple, was constructed in the seventh century. Its exquisitely carved walls, each of which tells a mythological tale, are dedicated to Lord Shiva. The temple contains shrines for Sage Vidyaranya and Virupaksha. For devotees of Lord Shiva, Virupaksha Temple is a revered sanctuary. It is situated on the Tungabhadra's southern banks. One of India's oldest temples in continuous operation, the Temple has never experienced a non-operational day since its founding in the 7th century AD.
• Lotus Mahal: Open pavilions are located at the bottom of the two-story, attractive structure, and balconies are located at the top. The Mahal (Palace), a spectacular example of the blending of Hindu and Muslim architectural details, is named from the exquisite, geometrically structured colonnaded apses, that mimic the petals of a lotus flower spreading to the sun.

• Anjeyanadri Hill: Anjaneyadri Hill in Hampi lies in the center of the Anegondi area, Karnataka state, India. It is the birthplace of Hanuman. According to Sanatana Dharma, Hanuman was born to Anjana and thus Hanuman was also called Anjaneya, and his birthplace was Anjaneyadri (Anjana's Hill). The hill has a Hanuman temple at the top. It has about 575 steps. The temple has a rock-carved idol of Lord Hanuman. There are also shrines of Lord Rama and Sita and Anjana Devi temple in the vicinity.

Key Highlights:

• Diwali, Christmas, New Year Celebration in Hampi
• Hampi: Matanga Hills, Hampi Bazaar, Virupaksha temple, Monolithic Nandi, Kings Balance, Stone Car, Vitthal Temple, Badavi lingam, Ugranarsimha, and Underground Temple, Pushkarni, Lotus Mahal, Elephant stables, Hajari Rama Temple, and Watch Tower.
• Anegundi: Ranganaatha Swami Caves, Chintamani, Durga temple, Sanapur lake, Anjanadri Hill.
• Badami: Aihole, Pattadakal, Agastya Lake, Bhootanaatha Temple, Badami Caves, Archaeological Museum, and Badami Fort.
• Activities: Cliff Jumping at Sanapur Lake, Coracle Ride at Tungabhadra River through the Mangroves Forest
• Sunset from Matanga Hill and Anjaneyadri Hill

Batches:

• 11th Nov to 15th Nov ( Diwali )
• 25th Jan to 29th Jan ( Republic Day )
• 22nd Mar to 25th Mar ( Holi )
• 28th Mar to 1st Apr ( Good Friday )
• 10th Apr to 14th Apr ( Eid )
• 22nd May to 26th May ( Buddha Purnima )
• 14th Jun to 18th Jun ( Bakri Eid )
• 14th Aug to 18th Aug ( Independence Day )
• 23rd Aug to 27th Aug ( Janmashtami )
• 30th Oct to 3rd Nov ( Diwali )
• 14th Nov to 18th Nov ( Guru Nanak Jayanti )
• 22nd Dec to 26th Dec ( Christmas )
• 30th Dec to 2nd Jab ( New Year )

Cost :

• Pune: 8,999 per person
• Mumbai : 9,999 per person

Add Ons-

• Dual Sharing: 1499/- per person

Note:

1. You can book your seat at just Rs. 4000/- and pay the rest 15 days before the event date.

Brief Itinerary:

• Day 01: Depart from Mumbai (2 PM), and Pune (6 PM) via non-AC Tempo Traveller.
• Day 02: Anegundi Sightseeing- Malyavanta Raghunatha Temple, Chintamani Temple, Sanapur Lake, Cliff Jumping, Coracle Ride, Anjanadri Hill.
• Day 03: Hampi Sightseeing- Virupaksha temple, Vitthal Temple, Stone Chariot, Monolithic Nandi, Kings Balance, Mahanavami Dibba, Queens Bath, Lotus Mahal, Elephant stables, Hajari Rama Temple, Watch Tower, Underground Shiva Temple, Badavi lingam, Ugranarsimha, Matanga Hills Sunset and Hampi Bazar.
• Day 04: Badami Sightseeing- Aihole, Pattadakal, Agastya Lake, Bhootanaatha Temple, Badami Caves, Archaeological Museum, and Badami Fort. Depart for Pune/Mumbai
• Day 05: Arrive in Pune (6 AM), Mumbai (10 AM).

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