Hampi — Force Urbania tour by SARA CAB®
Vijayanagara Heritage

Mysore to Hampi Tour Package

Mysore to Hampi · 370 km · about 7 hours each way · 2 nights / 3 days

Distance
370 km
Drive time
7 hrs
Duration
2N / 3D
Package from
₹34,500
Km included
950 km
Departs from
Mysore

Hampi is a long haul from Mysore — about 370 km via Chitradurga on the NH — so this runs as a two-night package rather than anything shorter. The distance is exactly why a Force Urbania earns its place: the group stays together across a seven-hour drive with room to stretch out, and once at Hampi the same vehicle becomes the mobile base that a site spread over 26 square kilometres genuinely needs.

We recommend the 12+1 MWB for the highway comfort on this one; wheelbase is no constraint as there is no ghat section. The ruins split across the Sacred Centre around Virupaksha, the Royal Enclosure, and the riverside Vittala complex, none walkable between, so the van shuttling your group is the difference between seeing Hampi in a day and seeing a fraction of it.

Force Urbania Rental for the Mysore to Hampi Route

Hampi is a 370 km haul from Mysore, and a Force Urbania rental earns its keep twice over — first keeping the group comfortable across a seven-hour drive, then serving as the mobile base a 26 sq km ruin field demands. Our Mysore Urbania hire fleet runs the 12+1 MWB for the highway comfort here; there is no ghat section so wheelbase is not a constraint. Groups relying on autos or bicycles at Hampi see a fraction of what a group with their own van rental covers in the same time.

About Hampi

Hampi was the capital of the Vijayanagara empire and, by the sixteenth century, one of the largest cities in the world, before it was sacked in 1565 and abandoned to the boulders. What remains is a UNESCO World Heritage Site strewn across an extraordinary landscape of granite hills along the Tungabhadra. The Virupaksha temple has stayed in worship for over 1,300 years, and the Vittala complex holds the stone chariot that appears on the fifty-rupee note and pillars that ring at different pitches when struck.

What this Mysore to Hampi Urbania package covers

  • UNESCO Vijayanagara ruins across a 26 sq km boulder landscape
  • Vittala temple stone chariot and the musical pillars
  • Virupaksha temple, in worship for over 1,300 years
  • Chitradurga hill fort as an optional halt on the drive
  • Vehicle as a mobile base between dispersed monument groups
Day by Day

Mysore to Hampi Tour Package Itinerary

  1. Day 1

    Mysore to Hampi

    Early departure north via Chitradurga, with an optional halt at its dramatic seven-walled hill fort. Continue to Hospet and Hampi, reaching by late afternoon for an evening at the Virupaksha temple and Hemakuta hill sunset.

  2. Day 2

    Hampi sightseeing

    A full day across the ruins — the Sacred Centre, the Royal Enclosure with the stepped tank and elephant stables, the Queen's Bath, and the Vittala complex with its stone chariot and ringing pillars. The van moves the group between clusters through the day.

  3. Day 3

    Hampi to Mysore

    Morning at Anegundi across the river or the Tungabhadra dam, then the return drive via Chitradurga, reaching Mysore by evening.

Key stops: Chitradurga Fort · Hospet · Virupaksha Temple · Royal Enclosure · Vittala Complex · Tungabhadra Dam

Pricing

Mysore to Hampi Tour Package Package Rates

Indicative package pricing including 950 km. Final quote depends on your exact dates, halts and inclusions.

Mysore to Hampi Tour Package package rates by variant
VariantPackage (950 km)Extra kmDriver battaSeats
10+1 Seater SWB ₹34,500 ₹38/km ₹1,000/day 10
12+1 Seater MWB ₹38,000 ₹42/km ₹1,000/day 12
16+1 Seater LWB ₹43,500 ₹48/km ₹1,200/day 16
Executive Lounge ₹50,000 ₹55/km ₹1,200/day 9

Best season: November to February. The boulder landscape is brutal in summer heat.
Excluded: tolls, parking, state entry taxes and GST at 5%, unless you book the all-inclusive package.

Know Before You Ride

Mysore to Hampi Tour Package — Questions

About 370 km via Chitradurga, roughly seven hours of driving. It is a genuine long-haul route, which is why we quote it only as a two-night package — a day trip is not realistic and a single night is a rush.

Almost. The final 500 metres to the Vittala complex is a pedestrian-only zone served by a battery-buggy shuttle to protect the monuments. The van drops your group at the buggy point and waits. Everywhere else in Hampi it moves freely between the monument clusters.

With your own vehicle, one well-planned day covers the principal monuments comfortably. Groups relying on autos or bicycles typically need two. If you want Anegundi, the Daroji sloth-bear sanctuary or a proper unhurried pace, add the third-day morning before departure.

Book the Mysore to Hampi Tour Package

Speak to our Karnataka dispatch coordinator for an itemised quote on your dates.