Sunflower fields on the way with coconut groo Not a palace, infact Grand Elephant stables! Pattadakal - Group of Monuments! Intricately carved designs! On the top of Hemkuta Hills, Hampi Gol Gumbaz of Bijapur! Second largest dome in Architectural Marvel of Gol Gumbaz Entire Bijapur city view from top of Gol Gumb One of the Minarets of Gol Gumbaz Whispering Galley of GOl Gumbaz Ibrahim Rouza at Bijapur Our independence day pose! Legendary 600+ years old Baobab tree Barah Kaman of Bijapur Almati Dam Badami Caves Pillars of Badami Caves Badami town & Agastya lake Bhuthanatha Group of Temples of Badami Paintings from that era! Badami hills Sangeet Mahat at Vitthala Temple, Hampi Golden Chariot at Vitthala Temple, Hampi Pattadakal -Group of Monuments Pattadakal -Group of Monuments Anegundi Hill, Hampi View from Hemkuta Hills Prince's Palace at Royal Complex Vitthala Complex Mahakuta Temple Banashankari Temple Pattadakal -Group of Monuments Laxmi-narshimha Temple Badavalinga Ornate designs at Hampi Virupaksha Temple Ravana Phadi Caves Virupaksha Temple Pattadakal -Group of Monuments Tungabhadra Dam Stepped Tank Lotus Mahal Queen's Bath Underground Shiva Temple Brief about this plan:
Total five days trip, Started on 14th Night from Mumbai , reached Bijapur at 11.00 a.m. via Solapur
15th – Bijapur
16th - Badami , Banashankari, Mahakut, Pattadakal & Aihole .
17th – Travel to Hampi , on the way – Tungabhadra Dam. Remaining half day covered Vithala Temple at Hampi, which was a major place.
18th - Hampi
19th – Rest & back to Mumbai
Easily accessible, most of the places are at walking distance at Hampi, Must visit for people, because these places are mostly credited as Cradle of Indian Arts & Architecture. I would suggest spend more time at each place to let the glorious era gone by sink in you.