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What is the best time to visit Hampi?

  • Climate: Warm to Hot, Sunny, Dusty
  • Temperature: 28 – 40 degrees in different seasons
  • Terrain: Rocky, Hilly
  • Best months: November to February

Winters are the best time to visit. Between December to February is an ideal time. The terrain in Hampi is rocky, dusty and exposed to the sun. You will need a walk a lot.

So expect the sun, warm or hot climate depending on when you visit and lots of rocks.


What is Hampi famous for?

The Lost city of Hampi, the capital of the once glorious Vijayanagar Empire and the ancient Kishkindha Kingdom from Ramayana was abandoned after it was burnt for months by the Deccan Sultanates in the medieval period. It was only in the late 19th and 20th centuries that its importance was rediscovered.

So Hampi has both historical and religious significance. Tourists are a mix of general tourists who want to explore India and pilgrims, who are especially looking to visit places related to Ramayana, in particular the Anjaneyadri Hill, which is a fulfilling and moderately difficult climb of 575 steps to the top of the mountain.

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What is the Dress Code in Hampi?

There is no official dress code in Hampi. However due to the place having an immense religious and cultural significance, people and other devotees do appreciate your empathy of the culture.

People in active temples, such as Anjaneyadri Hill or Virupaksha temple will be more sensitive to your dressing and conduct since they are still places of worship. Most of the other parts are ruins.

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Accommodation Reviews

  • Hampi Accommodation Review: Hotel Malligi, Hospet

    Review of Hotel Malligi in Hospet, near Hampi. Malligi is a comfortable hotel, with amenities that you would expect from a modern hotel, with a super courteous staff and excellent food. Read for full review.

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