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Hampi Delmont resort, we strive to create a haven of relaxation, luxury, and memorable experiences for our guests. Nestled in a breathtaking location, our resort offers a perfect blend of natural beauty and exceptional hospitality.
Our team is dedicated to ensuring that your stay with us is nothing short of extraordinary.
From the moment you arrive, you’ll be greeted with warm smiles and attentive service, as we aim to cater to your every need.
Accommodation options at our resort are designed to provide the utmost comfort and style. We prioritize your relaxation and offer a range of facilities, including pools, to enhance your stay.
Our Resort Near By Travel Destinations
Jindal Airport
Jindal Airport Distance 60 Km
Hubli Airport
Hubli Airport Distance 160 Km
Hampi
Tourism Hampi City Distance 20 Km
Gangavathi Bus Stand
Gangavathi Bus Stand 12 Km
Hospet Railway Station
Hospet Railway Station 25 Km
Gangavathi Railway Station
Gangavathi Railway Station 16 Km
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Anjanadri Hills With Distance 0.5 Km
A closer look at Anjanadri Betta. The hill is surrounded by plantain and paddy fields. At the top is a small temple and many monkeys.One has to climb about 500 steps the summit. The climb is safe and quite easy because of the stairway right from the base all the way to the top.
Sanapur Lake With Distance 3 Km
One of the best places to visit in Hampi is Sanapur Lake. Located around 5 kilometres away from Hippie Island, this lake is surrounded by huge rocks and boulders. One of the most idyllic places in the region, tourists come here to spend some relaxing time
Huligemma Temple Distance 20 Km
With a history that dates back to a thousand years, the Huligemma Temple is perched on the banks of the river Tungabadra in the hamlet of Huligi. It is considered to be the abode of Godess Durga after self-manifestation of a stone resembling the Goddess.
Tungabhardra River With Distance 25 Km
Tungabhadra is a major river in the south Indian peninsula. Hampi is located on the south bank somewhere in the middle of this river’s path. In this area the river takes a number of twists and turns owing to the rocky terrain.
Tourism Places Near By Our Residency
One of the most impressive sites in Hampi, The Elephant Stables is a wonderful structure that provided shelter to the royal elephants of the grand Vijayanagara Empire. The intricate design and emphasis on little details indicate the importance that was attached to the royal elephants of the empire. The elephant stables were built in the 15th century and are constructed in the Indo-Islamic style of architecture.
The Royal Enclosure in Hampi is one of the interesting ruins of Hampi. The huge fortified area was once the centre of the Vijayanagara Empire. The Royal Enclosure, as the name indicates, was the place where the King of Vijayanagara Empire lived and ruled from. This area was secured by double walls. It had three entrances, two on the northern side and one on the western side.
Hampi is located in the south Indian state of Karnataka. The Group of Monuments at Hampi is the biggest allure of the city. Declared as an UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1986 the 26 sq. km. area is covered in ruins dating back to the 14th century. The glorious remnants of the bygone era has drawn travelers from all over the globe. The architecture of the monuments reflects the zenith of their incredible skills.
The statue lies in the Lakshmi Narasimha temple that was constructed in the year 1528, during the reign of Krishnadevaraya, one of the rulers of Vijayanagara Empire. Lord Narasimha and his consort, Goddess Lakshmi are the residing deities of this temple. Originally, the statue also had a small statues of the Goddess, sitting on his lap. But during the raid by the Mughals in 1565, the statue was highly damaged and disfigured.
Badavilinga Temple is a beautiful temple of Lord Shiva and one of the most visited Hampi tourist places. It lies close to the Lakshmi Narasimha temple and homes to a beautiful Linga carved out of a black stone. The linga is around 3 meters high and dates back to the era of the Vijayanagar Empire. This linga lies within a small stone chamber of this temple with only a single narrow opening and is without a ceiling.
Close to a river edge of Kodandarama Temple are a couple of lingas carved on a flat rock surface. The arrays of this Shiv Linga contains around 100 to 1000 such lingas. A little away from this array is Lord Vishnu’s carved sculpture. Also, you can find a lot of tiny shrines that are submerged here and rock surfaces reflecting carved motifs. Be extremely careful while you step on the slippery rock surfaces especially in the monsoons.
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