¡Hampi en un día! ¡Una excursión de un día al sitio del Patrimonio Mundial desde Bangalore!





Descripción
Esta excursión de día completo está prevista desde Bangalore a Hampi y de regreso en aproximadamente 17 horas. Un guía autorizado le mostrará Hampi de la manera más profesional. Hampi es un destino turístico atractivo, declarado Patrimonio de la Humanidad por la UNESCO, que muestra una arquitectura e ingeniería extraordinarias de la India medieval. Su paisaje, lleno de campos de caña de azúcar, arrozales, ríos, colinas, cantos rodados, templos, fuertes, torres de vigilancia, acueductos, puertas, enormes monolitos y otros cientos de ruinas antiguas repartidas en 26 kilómetros cuadrados, no tiene paralelo en su composición. Hampi, antes conocida como Vijayanagara, estaba entre las cinco capitales más ricas del mundo en el siglo XVI. Todos los aspectos más destacados de Hampi: el templo Vittala, Virupaksha, Lakshmi Narasimha, Badavi Linga, Zenana, Mahanavami Dibba, Hazara Ramaswami, Sasivekalu Ganesha, Hemakuta Hill, Queen's Bath, etc. se cubrirán en aproximadamente 6 horas de turismo. Si solo tienes un día en Bangalore y Hampi está en tu lista de deseos, ¡este es tu recorrido!
Opciones de la excursión
Itinerario
Este templo alberga las mejores características de la arquitectura de Vijayanagara, incluido el icónico Stone Chariot.
Este es el templo viviente más grande de Hampi con la colina Hemakuta a un lado y el río Tungabadra al otro lado.
La estatua de Lakshmi Narasimha es un trabajo asombroso e impresionante en Hampi. ¡Ver para creer! Badavi Linga se encuentra entre los 10 mejores Shiva Lingas del país.
El recinto Zenana con Lotus Mahal y Elephant Stables son las principales estructuras que se cubrirán.
Esto es parte del recinto del Rey que está en ruinas totales. Es aquí donde tiene su origen la mundialmente famosa procesión de Dasara.
Como sugiere el nombre, hay cientos de historias de Ramayana exquisitamente talladas en las paredes del templo.
Esta enorme estatua monolítica de Lord Ganesh se encuentra en las estribaciones de Hemakuta.
Un baño muy ornamentado construido para las damas reales durante el régimen de Vijayanagar
Lo más destacado
Qué incluye
Lugares y horarios de recogida
El conductor llegará a las 6.30 am y le buscará en el vestíbulo del hotel o le llamará / le enviará un mensaje de texto.
Valoraciones de viajeros
Información importante
- Hay opciones de transporte público disponibles en las cercanías
- No se recomienda para viajeros con lesiones de la columna vertebral
- No es recomendable para embarazadas
- No se recomienda para viajeros con mala salud cardiovascular
- Los viajeros deben tener al menos un nivel de condición física medio
- Aproximadamente 12 horas de manejo en un día pero las carreteras son excelentes
- La visita de Hampi incluye unos 3 km de caminata bajo el sol. Así que la vestimenta y el equipo para caminar deben ser convenientes.
- Guías de habla alemana, italiana y francesa sujeto a disponibilidad
Opiniones(4)
Hampi is AMAZING, however as a one day trip this is not worth the money. It was too much for the poor driver and I would not recommend for solo travelers. It is advertised as English speaking and the guide spoke English but the driver barely spoke English and the majority of the day was with him alone in the car together for 13+ hours, we had a hard time communicating/the drive was quite boring. Both the driver and the guide were incredibly kind but I’d definitely recommend opting for a 2 day group trip over this.
Thank you for acknowledging Hampi as an amazing location and also that the guide and the driver were incredibly kind. Yes, we agree that Hampi, as a day trip from Bangalore, is a 17 hour affair and this fact we have promptly indicated in the listing. Yes, the drivers don't speak good English and is mostly the case all over India. We have provided a good guide at Hampi as per our offer mentioned in the listing. This day trip has been designed to such people who have only one day available and who desire to visit Hampi. If you have more time, definitely we have a 2-day, 3-day and even a 4-day option of visiting Hampi and other sites nearby. But thank you anyways for your review and will surely try to plug the gaps if any!
I am working in Bengaluru for a short period only, and with only weekends available, this was a great option for me to experience Hampi on a limited timetable. The day was long (as expected) but was seamless in operation and my guide was amazing with his knowledge and accommodation of my needs. This was an experience too good to miss and I highly recommend. An umbrella to keep the sun off was a must!
Solo female traveler. Really enjoyed this taste of Hampi. To really enjoy, you need to stay at least one night, and 3 days are recommended due to the vast size and detail in the architecture. However, I only had 24 hours, so this trip was perfect. From Bengaluru, the ride was about 6 hours to Hampi, my driver stopped multiple times so we could stretch and use washrooms, have coffee. We met the guide in Hampi and started the visits. Lunch was great local food. Then we continued on until it was time to leave the guide and return for a 7 hour drive to Bengaluru. Temples were great, and seeing the musical nature of the pillars was fun. In July there were very few crowds, great pictures and time to savor it all. Highly recommend!
Due to a long business trip, I participated in sightseeing in South India only on the weekend. They were willing to reschedule here, and were very happy with the 12-hour round trip drive and the tour guide and photography skills in Hampi. Both drivers and guides are very pleasant.



