The main historical ruins were little away from our stay and were not much crowded. We did not take any guide, just hired a bike and went on ourselves to explore the forgotten land and used the information on the sign boards and our imagination to feel how the empire would have been during it’s glorious days. Stones are the main substance in their architecture, at various places we saw structures built with big big stones kept horizontally and vertically over each other.
Hampi boulders are so inviting and seem to call us to experience the past era. Here’s Hampi ruins through my eyes….
great read. tons of info with lovely pictures.
@Easwar Arumugam – thanks, really loved to click in Hampi…
Interesting and informative travel description. beautiful photographs.
@Satyender – thanks for liking it…
awesome clicks and very informative post 🙂
thanks MySay
Nice treat to eyes !
Absolutely gorgeous click ! well done !
@Aziz Ampanwala – thanks for liking it…
Was an amazing trip to Hampi
sure it was dear hubby 🙂
It is amazing that you make so many frequent trips to visit places of interest. Your step by step narration with lovely photos are very interesting. Between, who took the pictures? Lovely Photographs. Specially the Hampi Sunrise.
yeah hampi is a lovely place to visit, the sunset photograph was taken by my hubby Abhishke…