Group of Monuments at Hampi, Bangalore

I was at Hampi in Jun 2011. I spent a night long from Bangalore to Hospet then took a rickshaw to Hampi. This is pretty wild and very beautiful and ancient temples. There is also a river with many cliffs carved with religious signals. I crossed a farm field and a small spring to reach a biggest temple at Hampi. The price is kind cheap. People around here is more friendly than Bangalore. I visited almost temples all day long. But in the evening, I coud not do anything because this is small village and still destitute. The cost of my vacation was 1000 Rs only, in which 800 for KRSTC round trip ticket and 200 for snack and beverage. In general, Hampi is worth to go there. Enjoy.

I been there 100 times as i stay near by, but i never get bored to visit again. I loveeeeeeeeeeeeeeee to go there. the art and architecture is amazing...

this is a great site but you need to take more time than most travel agents will tell you. To fully appreciate it you need to avoid the temptation to take a vehicle to the various sites and elect to walk. The sunrises and sunsets from atop the numerous hills are spectacular. Give yourself extra time to just wander around the countryside to look at the natural stone formations. Just like seeing shapes in a cloud except in this case with boulders that are geologically the oldest in the world. Easiest way to get to Hampi is take the night train from Bangalore.