Sculpted Stories – Hampi

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Focused on the rich history of the Vijayanagara dynasty, Anubhuti programme at Hampi explores the past and present cultural & natural heritage of Hampi. The ruins of this empire remain an eloquent reminder of its bygone glory.

Hampi is part of an ancient landscape made up of boulders over a few billion years. It is the land of Kishkinda mentioned in the Ramayana.

Programme Objectives
  • To study life in the capital of the Vijayanagara Empire of the fifteenth century through its remains.
  • To acquire insights into the processes of history.
  • To understand how societies work and seeing that this is equally applicable for understanding what is going on in the present day.

Number Of Days

5 Days

How

Nearest railway station – Hospet(11kms)

Nearest airport – Hubli(144kms)

Where

HAMPI, KARNATAKA

A UNESCO World Heritage Site – Hampi is  situated on the southern bank of the Tungabhadra River in Hospet Taluka of Bellary District in Karnataka.

Why

TO EXPLORE

Folklores & legends by examining stories & sculptures.

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