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Historical Solo Sojourn: Roaming the Ruins of Hampi and Beyond

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  Do historical sites excite you? Do ancient architectural marvels leave you spellbound? Then you could not have missed coming across the name of Hampi. The mighty Vijayanagar Empire had Hampi as its capital, and Hampi’s ruins still showcase the empire’s architectural brilliance. Hampi is known for its numerous palaces, structures, and temples like Virupaksha Temple, Vitalla Temple, and Hazara Temple are famous for their intricate carvings and impressive design. A weekend solo trip to Hampi can be an opportunity to explore oneself while exploring the place’s rich history. Most of the time traveling solo leads to a rich and authentic cultural experience of the travel destination. Being in an unfamiliar place with non-familiar people encourages self-reflection and introspection. Apart from the ease of planning, a successful solo travel experience leaves a sense of empowerment. Join us in this article as we take a deep dive into the historical importance of Hampi, its im

10 Famous Historical Monuments of Medieval India | Feature Articles | Solitary Traveller

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Do you sometimes wish that you could time travel? Well, peeping into the future may still be a distant possibility. But with a bit of imagination, you can easily recreate the grand history of our past. And which is that vehicle that can transport you to the past? It is none other than many medieval monuments that are spread across the country. Medieval monuments have not just stood the test of time; they still fascinate us with their intricate architecture and rich designs. The stories that you may have read in your history books come alive as you explore these monuments that speak a more eloquent language than any tale heard or read. So join us as we explore the top 10 historical monuments that are worth a visit? Humayun’s Tomb, Delhi Built in the year 1569, Humayun’s Tomb has of particular cultural significance since it is one the earliest examples of the dynastic mausoleum built by the Mughals on the Indian subcontinent. Reversing