Probably Matunga Hill is the most talked about hill in Hampi. Let it be its central location, the oversold sunset/sunrise view or the myths associated with it, this hill commands a special attraction.

Being at the centre of Hampi, and also the highest point, Matanga hilltop is the best spot to get an aerial view of Hampi and it's environs.

The Tungabhadra Dam is constructed across the Tungabhadra River, a tributary of the Krishna River. The dam is near the town of Hospet in Karnataka.

The dam gets filled with water during rains and water is supplied to the canals. It fulfils requirements of irrigation of land, production of electricity as well as prevents natural disasters like floods. Over the years, the site of the reservoir has become a popular picnic or tourist spot.

This sanctuary is the only place where one can spot these Sloth bears, who are the honey-lovers endemic to India. The Sanctuary has a rough terrain and during the visit, tourist can spot animals like jackals, wild boards, mongoose, black-napped hares, leopards etc.

The sanctuary provides a watch tower view to the location where these bears are normally seen in the forests. The view from the watch tower is amazing and one can enjoy the overall terrain from the top using a binocular.

The ancient town of Hampi is a great place for trekking enthusiasts to explore the natural and man-made beauty of the land. The ruined town has a rocky terrain and several large and small rocky hills that are ideal for trekking.

At our resort we organize adventure trekking on request to the guests and groups, the coaches brief the participants a day early before the trek commences and the trek starts early before sunrise and finishes before sun set. It’s an unforgettable experience to trek in Hampi and its surroundings.