Bangalore to Hampi by Urbania
Hampi is a UNESCO World Heritage Site with the ruins of the Vijayanagara Empire spread across a boulder-filled landscape. A three-day trip gives time for the temples, the royal enclosure and sunset at Hemakuta Hill.
- ✓ ≈ 340 km one way
- ✓ 6–7 hrs drive
- ✓ Suggested 3 days
- ✓ No advance payment
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The Route to Hampi
The usual route is the NH 48 via Tumkur and Chitradurga. The one-way distance is about 340 km and takes 6–7 hours, depending on traffic and stops.
Places to Cover
- Virupaksha Temple
- Vittala Temple and stone chariot
- Royal Enclosure and Lotus Mahal
- Hemakuta Hill sunset
- Chitradurga Fort (on the way)
- Tungabhadra Dam
Best Time to Go
October to February. Summers are very hot.
Fare Estimate for a 3-Day Trip
| Item | Estimate |
|---|---|
| Round trip + local sightseeing | ≈ 680 km + 80 km |
| Billed km (min 300 km/day × 3) | 900 km |
| Km charge at starting rate ₹36/km | ₹32,400 |
| Driver allowance (₹800 × 3) | ₹2,400 |
| Estimated total from | ₹34,800 |
The ₹36/km rate is the starting rate. Larger seaters may cost more per km. Toll, parking, state permits and night charges (10 pm – 6 am) are extra. Your final km comes from the actual trip.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can we stop at Chitradurga Fort on the way?
Yes. It's right on the route and makes a good break.
How many days are needed for Hampi?
Two full days at Hampi plus travel, so three days in total is ideal.
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