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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, it...

  Nestled in the vibrant state of Karnataka, Bangalore isn’t just a bustling metropolis; it’s also a gateway to a myriad of enchanting destinations waiting to be explored. The proximity of the city to diverse landscapes, from misty hills to historical wonders, makes it an ideal hub for road trip enthusiasts. So, fasten your seatbelts as we embark on a journey through 10 must-visit places near Bangalore that promise not just scenic drives but unforgettable experiences. Nandi Hills: A mere 61 kilometres from Bangalore, Nandi Hills stands as the quintessential road trip destination for those seeking a quick escape. The winding roads leading to the summit provide breathtaking panoramic views of the surrounding landscape. A popular spot for sunrise or sunset, the historic Nandi Fortress perched atop the hills adds a touch of grandeur to this short yet memorable journey. Mysore: Approximately 143 kilometres away, Mysore beckons roadtrippers with its rich cultural heri...

  A visit to Hampi is a journey through time, where the echoes of a glorious past resonate through the meticulously carved stones and majestic temples. It’s a place where history comes alive, and every corner tells a story. Whether you’re a history buff, an architecture enthusiast, or simply a traveller seeking a unique and culturally rich experience, promises to leave an indelible mark on your heart and mind. Beyond its historical significance, Hampi boasts breathtaking natural beauty. The unique rock formations, massive boulders, and lush paddy fields create a surreal and picturesque backdrop for your adventures. Solo travellers can relish the tranquillity of sunrise and sunset over the Tungabhadra River or embark on hikes to witness the panoramic views.  History Of Hampi Hampi stands as a testament to the grandeur of a bygone era. This UNESCO World Heritage Site, with its awe-inspiring ruins and rich historical significance, is a must-visit destination fo...

  Are you planning your holiday vacation in the monsoon? Then I would suggest visiting Coorg, the hill station on the Western Ghats adorned with patches of coffee and aromatic spice plantations. The moderate climate with mild temperatures during monsoon makes the best time to visit the spectacular nature. As a place with misty mountains drenched with the first drops of rain, the lush green plantations are as breathtaking as the Scottish Highlands. This tropical paradise offers the finest vistas to treasure the experience of the enchanting view of a hill town. I preferred to walk along the meandering paths to soak in the scenery. If you are a rain-loving person, then monsoon is a bonus, while this little town is an all-year-round destination. [Note: The best season for trekking is from November to March] History of Coorg Madikeri is the district head of Coorg, situated at the Western Ghats stands 1452 meters above sea level. Kodagu was ruled by several kingdoms i...