Hampi & Tungabhadra Ancient Civilisation Trail
Granite boulders, Vijayanagara stone architecture, and living coracle traditions.
Journey Overview
Hampi is an open-air stone gallery of medieval engineering, monumental architecture, and living riverside rituals along the Tungabhadra.
Key Journey Highlights
Architectural walking tours with heritage conservationists
Sunset view over boulder-strewn Tungabhadra from Matanga Hill
Coracle boat crossing across historic ghats
Anegundi craft village banana fiber cooperative workshop
Day-by-Day Expedition Itinerary
Calibrated pacing with acclimatisation and ecological field exploration.
Inclusions & Exclusions
- • Heritage boutique hotel stay
- • All monument entry tickets
- • Certified ASI archaeologist-trained guide
- • Transit to Hospet
Accommodation, Transport & Fitness
Moderate stair climbing on granite boulders.
ASI monument tickets included.
Environmental & Community Charter
100% of non-biodegradable waste is catalogued and repatriated down to certified recycling stations. Local indigenous guides and porters receive verified living wages with zero intermediary extraction.
Reservations are confirmed following candidate review by our expedition desk.
Travel with archaeologists through dramatic boulder cities, subterranean stepwells, and ancient maritime ports.
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