Starting From $850 / €708 per person
INDIA Trotter plans the Hampi and Badami tour by connecting landscapes and dynasties in a clear arc. From the outset, ruins, cave sanctuaries, and temple towns appear in sequence. As a result, travellers understand how styles evolve rather than seeing disconnected sites.
Rather than treating Hampi as a list of monuments, we let the terrain lead—boulders, courtyards, long corridors, and river edges. Therefore, Hampi feels like a lived landscape where empire once breathed.
Meanwhile, Badami offers a different language—rock-cut halls, carved pillars, and the play of shadow across stone. Consequently, the Badami Hampi trip gains variety without losing continuity.
In addition, Aihole is approached as an open book of experiments in temple form. For example, you see early plans, changing ornament, and evolving iconography in a compact area.
Likewise, Pattadakal is guided as a conversation between architectural traditions. As a result, the UNESCO ensemble becomes readable—why one shrine looks distinct from the next, and what that shift signifies.
Finally, we pace visits so you have time to observe and compare. In turn, the hampi badami package tour stays focused on what matters—form, craft, and sacred meaning expressed in stone.
The cost starts from $850 / €708 per person. However, the final price depends on hotel category, travel dates, and customization.
Typically, the badami hampi tour package includes airport transfers, accommodation, private transport, and guided sightseeing at key locations.
This journey covers Hampi, Badami, Aihole, and Pattadakal in one connected route. As a result, travellers experience multiple temple traditions without repeating the same kind of site daily.
In particular, the route includes UNESCO World Heritage sites and a rare range of rock-cut caves and temple forms across different eras.
Yes. Moreover, an experienced English-speaking guide supports the key visits so architectural details and symbolism stay clear.
Absolutely. Consequently, you can adjust pace, add photography time, or extend stays based on personal interest.
Yes. In addition, travellers often link this route with Mysore, Goa, or a longer South India circuit.
Breakfast is included. However, additional meal plans can be arranged depending on your preference.
Because we guide this route as architecture you can understand and remember, travellers leave with clearer insight into how South Indian temple forms evolved across regions.
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