#BestOfTravel #RoadTrip #To #Hampi :A perfect long weekend away from Bangalore #loveontheroad

It's around 380 KM from Bangalore and a valid reason to plan a road trip with your friends or family. In Fact, i would mention the fact that road trip from Hampi can be done from Goa or Hyderabad too. let me share the recent experience during Bangalore to Hampi road trip which gives you a pointer to help you plan better.

I would also suggest having a FASTAG for your 4-wheelers to avoid waiting time at the toll plazas, in case of motorbikes you will save around 150 Rs of Toll each side :)

Where to stay:

The most important part of any vacation is choosing the right place to stay. This time I made the right decision by choosing Royal Orchid Central Keerti at Hampi.

In short, if I have to review this stay in few lines:

-Perfect location

next, to the railway station, Bus stand 5 mins, Hampi temples just 20 mins.

-Amenities like Family friendly swimming pool, Free parking, Free WIFI, Spa, Sauna etc (GYM was little under maintenance)

-Comfortable beds, almost all channels on TV, Toiletries in the bathroom.

-Yummy food at reasonable price

Buffet breakfast includes Choice of Dosa, Idli, Vada, Paratha, Sausage, Tea, Coffee, Fruits, juices etc

Ala carte lunch can be ordered in Veg/ Non Veg dishes (including room service)

Buffet dinner has lot of option for Veg/ Non-Veg too

Staff is very helping and polite

-Check in/Check out can be done around Noon.

-Facilities for arranging cabs/transportation for tours

What to see:

There are so many amazing temples to visit in the Hampi, the good part is it's very close to each other but kind of confusing to start with.

I would suggest to start the visit with Vijay Vitthal temple and make sure you hire a Guide for knowing the details of the history behind the temple. The guide charge is around 350 INR and it usually takes 45 mins to 1-hour maximum.

You can drive to the parking place till the temple, plenty of parking space with free of charge. You can walk to the temple which is around 1.1 KM from the parking or purchases the ticket for the battery operated vehicle which is 20 INR per person for a return trip. The motorized vehicle was banned as its pollution and vibrations were damaging the temple, which can be observed with the shattered glass sheets marked on the different rocks to prove the rocks have been moved from its original place.

Once you are amazed by the facts and details of Vijaya Vittala temple, you can drive to other temples Virupaksha temple, Queen Bath, Hazara Rama Temple, Achyutaraya Temple, Royal Enclosure, Elephant Stables and Lotus Mahal. Most of the temples are very close to each other so you can drive and park your vehicle until the entry. There are no parking fees. As most of the temples are very old and destroyed over the time but still it has its old charm.

I hope you plan a visit to this amazing city soon and have a wonderful time.

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