About Hampi Ruins
A UNESCO World Heritage site consisting of the ruins of the Vijayanagara Empire.
Best Time to Visit
October to February
Essential for the long walks between historical sites. The boulder-strewn landscape is best explored in the cooler mornings.
Entry Fee · Tickets
How much does it cost to visit Hampi Ruins?
- Indian Adult₹40
- SAARC / BIMSTEC₹40
- Foreign National₹600
- Children below 15Free
- Composite ticket (Vittala + Zenana Enclosure + Lotus Mahal + Elephant Stables)Single ticket valid for the day at all major ASI sites in Hampi — keep the stubIncluded
- Coracle (round leather boat) ride on Tungabhadra₹100 – ₹200 / person
- Bicycle / scooter rental for the dayBest way to cover the 26 sq km site₹100 / ₹400
- Open daily 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. — no weekly closure
- The composite ticket (₹40 / ₹600) is bought once at the Vittala Temple gate and shown at every other ASI site the same day
- Carry water and a sunhat — the boulder landscape has minimal shade
Plan your visit
Stay, fly, or ride to Hampi Ruins, Karnataka
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Travel Tips
- Rent a bicycle to explore the vast complex
- Visit Matanga Hill for a panoramic sunrise
- Stay across the river in Virupapura Gaddi
How to Reach Hampi Ruins
Hampi Ruins is located in Karnataka, India at coordinates 15.335°N, 76.46°E. You can reach Hampi Ruins by air (nearest airport in Karnataka), train, or road. Use YatraJunction's free fare calculator to compare live train, bus and flight prices, and to build an AI-powered itinerary tailored to your budget and travel dates.
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is the best time to visit Hampi Ruins?
- The best time to visit Hampi Ruins is October to February. Essential for the long walks between historical sites. The boulder-strewn landscape is best explored in the cooler mornings.
- What are the top travel tips for Hampi Ruins?
- Rent a bicycle to explore the vast complex. Visit Matanga Hill for a panoramic sunrise. Stay across the river in Virupapura Gaddi.






