Hampi is a village in Karnataka, India. The place is known for the ruined 16th century city, Vijayanagar. At its peak, this was one of the largest and most prosperous places on earth. For over 200 years traders from Persia, Europe, Asia and other parts of India came to trade at the famous bazaars of the city. Diamonds, rubies, gold, spices and silk made this city very rich. Yet, it succumbed to the combined army of the Deccan Sultanate in 1565. The city was never rebuild.

The walk takes you from the main Hampi bazaar ruins to the tungabhadra river (Chakra Tirtha). On the way you will cross a temple or two, and then we walk together to the large boulder area. People usually don't come here, but here are hidden temples and stone carvings.

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⏲️ Date & Time: 21st March 8:30 am 2021
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00:00 - Hampi Bazaar
02:26 Gray Langur Monkeys
05:45 Stone Cairn
06:44 Tungabhadra River
08:34 Kampa Bhupa's Path
09:26 Chakra Tirtha
10:06 Colonnade in Kodhanda Rama Temple
11:04 Kodandarama Temple
12:21 Ritual
14:02 Hastagiri Ranganatha Temple
15:45 Way to Achyutaraya Temple
16:27 Varahaswaami Gudi Temple
18:05 Aranganathan Temple
20:14 Listening to the Ritual Song
24:19 Walking over Boulders
27:33 Female Deity Carved in the Boulder
29:02 Hidden River Temple with Parvati Stone Statue
31:03 How they cracked open the Boulders
34:47 Snake
38:35 Stone Bridge Leftovers

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