Starting From $850 / €708 per person
INDIA Trotter plans this South India temple tour by following the Hoysala style across regions. From the outset, Belur, Halebid, and Hassan are treated as parts of one artistic language. As a result, the temples feel connected rather than scattered.
Rather than rushing through the complex, we slow the visit to Belur so the stone panels can be read like text. Therefore, the Chennakesava Temple reveals movement, myth, and workmanship layer by layer.
Meanwhile, Halebid offers continuity through repetition and refinement. For example, friezes, wall bands, and iconographic sequences demonstrate how Hoysala artisans perfected their craft.
In addition, Hassan provides a geographical and cultural pause between temple visits. Consequently, the journey feels balanced, allowing observation without overload.
Likewise, Mysore introduces a later chapter of Karnataka’s history—palace culture, courtly traditions, and evolving aesthetics. As a result, the temple trail gains historical contrast without repetition.
Finally, we design the belur trip so you can compare, remember, and reflect. In turn, travellers leave with a clear understanding of what makes Hoysala temples distinctive.
The cost starts from $698 / €582 per person. However, final pricing depends on accommodation choice, season, and customization.
Typically, the package includes accommodation, private transport, and guided visits to Belur, Halebid, Mysore, and Hassan.
Yes. Moreover, professional English-speaking guides accompany you at major heritage sites to explain sculpture, layout, and symbolism.
Absolutely. Consequently, you can adjust pace, focus areas, or add nearby destinations depending on interest.
In particular, the UNESCO-listed temples, dense sculptural detail, and consistency of Hoysala design set this journey apart.
Yes. In general, walking is moderate and visits are spaced to allow rest and observation.
Yes. Because of strong reviews and repeat international guests, INDIA Trotter is recognized among reliable India travel companies.
Yes. In addition, travellers often extend this route toward Hampi, Badami, or Tamil Nadu temple circuits.
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