Book Mysore to Hampi Car Rental

The shortest route from Mysore to Hampi is via NH 48 and NH50. The roads are in good shape and traffic is comfortable for a road trip. You can stopover at Chitradurga to witness the famous ‘Seven Circles Fort’ and numerous temples around the city. Tungabhadra Dam, Vijayshree Village, and Chandravalli are other popular tourist attractions near Hampi that you can visit with your own private vehicle from Mysore Wheels.

You can also take the alternate route via NH 50. The distance is approximately the same, but you will take around 8.5 hours to reach Hampi via this route. Daroji Sloth Bear Sanctuary, Vani Vilas Sagar Dam, and Ajjanagudi Temple are perfect places for a quick stop with our Mysore to Hampi car rental.

There are many interesting places to visit in Hampi and with a car rental from Mysore Wheels, you can explore all these places leisurely at most affordable prices. Below is a list of popular places to visit in Hampi:

1. Virupaksha Temple

Built by King Deva Raya II around the 7^th century, the Virupaksha Temple is dedicated to Lord Shiva. It is among the oldest and most important temples in Hampi. Visit the famous temple with our Mysore to Hampi car rental service and explore the ancient structure that is gradually collapsing. However,  it is still a prominent pilgrimage for Shiva devotees.

2. Vittala Temple

Renowned for its splendid craftsmanship, Vittala Temple is dedicated to Lord Vishnu. It was built by one of the most powerful rulers of the Vijayanagara dynasty, King Deva Raya II in the 15th century. It houses the famous stone chariot and the ‘RangaMantapa’. Visit this famous temple during your trip to Hampi from Mysore and witness its 56 musical pillars known as SaReGaMa pillars.

3. The Hippie Island

The little village of “VirupapuraGadde” is located on the northern banks of the Tungabhadra River. Accessible via a boat, the island is perfect for an offbeat vacation in Hampi. Flocked by backpackers, the island is dotted with quirky cafés and shacks. The scenic beauty and laid-back vibe of the island make it a perfect place for a relaxing holiday. With a car rental from Mysore Wheels, you can easily reach this island and de-stress yourself.

The city of ruins has a blissful ambiance and the ideal setting for a peaceful holiday. With your own private vehicle from Mysore Wheels, you can indulge in a wide variety of things in Hampi, including exploring the magnificent ruins of ancient temples.

The city is full of fascinating boulders offering fun activities such as bouldering and rock climbing. Trekking up to the numerous vantage points across Hampi, you can enjoy the astounding scenery of the sun setting over the world’s most beautiful ruins. The serene atmosphere makes Hampi the perfect destination for yoga and meditation. You can even enjoy a relaxing Ayurvedic massage.

Matanga Hill is the highest point of Hampi, and it is the most popular one. The Hanuman Temple located on Anjaneya Hill is another important Hindu pilgrimage. Cliff jumping, taxi boat rides, and cycling around Hampi are other activities to keep tourists engaged. You can enjoy Coracle (taxi boat) rides in the Tungabhadra River, Sanapur Lake, and Sanapur waterfalls.

Mysore is situated at the foot of the Chamundi mountain. It is famous for its silk clothes, architecture, sandalwood forests, lush gardens, and rich cultural heritage all over the world. The city is strewn with architectural wonders built under the aegis of the mighty rulers of the Wadiyar dynasty. Popular tourist attractions of Mysore include the majestic Mysore Palace, Mysore Zoo, Brindavan Gardens, Ranganathittu Bird Sanctuary, and Krishna Raja Sagara Dam (KRS Dam).

A road trip from Mysore to Hampi offered by Mysore Wheels takes you into a bygone era. The serenity of Hampi’s charming ruins will be etched into your heart forever.

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Hampi Bazaar is the best place for shopping in Hampi. You can buy souvenirs, leather items, brass artifacts, stone sculptures, and handmade jewelry at the numerous shops across the market.

You can enjoy authentic South Indian cuisine in Hampi, including Shenga/Ellu chutney (made of peanuts), Kosambari (cucumber and carrot dal), Mosarubajji.