My friend and I drove down to Hampi during the last week as part of my short break 🙂
I will be posting my experiences out there on my travel blog. But until then, here are some photographs representing the beautiful historic town. This is my second visit to this town after a gap of 10 years. It was a short but memorable visit.
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Amazing photos. You are very lucky to able to visit it.
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Thank you Eric 🙂 Yes I am. It is always a pleasure to visit this place.
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Great series of shots on a historical site with such beautiful intricate stone carvings.
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Thank you 🙂 There were quite a lot but I couldn’t finish all of them in a day.
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Fabulous photos, fabulous place. To think I’d never even heard of Hampi until I visited this post!
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Thank you Paul 🙂 Glad to spread my love of this place through my posts and photographs.
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Those are amazing photos! What a magical looking place!
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Thank you Patrick 🙂 It was very hot but beautiful nevertheless
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Great captures.
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Thank you 🙂 Had to choose just a few from the hundreds.
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Fabulous photos and virtual vacation for me!
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Thank you Linda 🙂 Glad to hear that
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Magnificent photos, thank you so much for sharing with us. To think of the talent and technical ability to create such beautiful, lasting monuments. Amazing.
Leslie
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Sure Leslie 🙂 True… We spent so much time discussing the same thing when we were there. Truly magnificent
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