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Deccan Tour

Overview

Andhra Pradesh is the fourth largest state in India by area and population. Popularly called the “Rice Bowl of India”, it is a historical place and ruled by several dynasties and rulers over the centuries. All over the state you can see a number of forts and palaces that provide a glimpse of the bygone era. Andhra Pradesh is also home to lot of pilgrims dotted with numerous temples, Buddhist sites and mosques that draws tourists every year.

  • 08 NIGHTS / 09 DAYS
  • Age 15+
  • HYDERABAD – BIDAR – GULBARGA – BIJAPUR – BADAMI – HAMPI – GOA

Tour Plan

01

Day 01: Arrive at Hyderabad

Arrive at Hyderabad the capital city of the state of Andhra Pradesh and a major center for the technology industry. Check into the Hotel and relax.

  • Overnight at hotel.
02

Day 02: Hyderabad

Today after breakfast set out on a lovely day for a city tour of the historic city of Old Hyderabad visiting the majestic Golkonda fort the most magnificent fortress complex speaks of a great cultural heritage of 400 years and is regarded as a place worth visiting. The other historical place to visit in Hyderabad is the set of absolutely beautiful Qutub Shahi Tombs ensconced against the lovely backdrop of the picturesque Ibrahim Bagh. It is the most authentic and majestic display of Persian, Hindu, and Pathan architectural designs and the Birla temple. Return to the hotel.

  • Overnight at the hotel.
03

Day 03: Hyderabad - Bidar - Gulbarga(Approx 135Kms 3Hrs)

After breakfast, leave by road for Gulbarga en-route visiting Bidar Fort, situated on a Deccan plateau is more than 500 years old. Continue to Gulbarga, a rapidly urbanising city is well known for its many places of architectural, historical and religious importance. Arrive and check into the hotel. Rest of the day is at leisure.

  • Overnight at the hotel.
04

Day 04: Gulbarga - Bijapur(Approx 165Kms 4Hrs)

This morning after breakfast set out for a city tour of Gulbarga. It is called one of the Sufi cities having famous religious places, like Khwaja Banda Nawaz Dargah and Ladle Mashak. After visiting these religious places visit the Gulbarga Fort a fort built during Bahmani rule. It has many domes like Hafth Gumbad (seven domes together) and Chor Gumbad. Later you will then proceed to Bijapur one time capital of the Adil Shahi kings (1489-1686). Bijapur is dotted with mosques, mausoleums, watch towers, palaces, fortifications and the evergreen Gol Gumbaz. Arrive and check into the hotel.

  • Overnight at the hotel.
05

Day 05: Bijapur - Badami(Approx 130Kms 3.5Hrs)

After breakfast visit Bijapur city, taking a tour of the Gol Gumbaz, an architectural marvel, Ibrahim Rauza Tomb which is a big attraction in Bijapur depicting elegance at its best. Then visit Mithari and Asar Mahals, again an historic site. Bijapur has a good collection of Deccan architecture one of its is The Citadel is now part of the modern day city with roads winding through the walls. Also visit the Jumma Masjid which is a huge mosque with great architectural design.
Later leave for Badami – The capital of the mighty Badami Chalukyas, but still remains majestic. Arrive and relax.

  • Overnight at the hotel.
06

Day 06: Badami

After Breakfast, set out for a city tour of Badami visiting the Badami Cave – The local cave temple, made up of two giant sandstones hills flank the placid lake waters of Lake Agastya paint a stark picture set against an acrylic blue sky- creating an impression of canvas in your minds and hearts. Then Visit Aihole Known as the cradle of temple architecture. Thereafter proceed to visit Pattadakal about 10kms from Aihole is an UNESCO inscribed World Heritage site. It is a village and an important tourist centre. Pattadakal is a centre of Chalukya art and architecture, noted for its temples and inscriptions. After a fulfilling day return to the hotel.

  • Overnight at the hotel.
07

Day 07: Badami Hampi(Approx 150Kms 4Hrs)

Today after breakfast, leave for Hampi a wonderful mysterious almost magical land, strewn with monolithic granite boulders, is a worthy backdrop to the great ruined city, now fittingly a World Heritage site.
Arrive and check into the hotel.
Later in the afternoon visit Vittala Temple- A carved stone chariot stands in front of the huge Vittala Temple site. Visit the Lotus Mahal, a part of Hampi’s Zenana enclosure is a delicately designed pavilion which was supposedly the queen’s recreational mansion. The Elephant Stables is a grand building with doomed chambers where the state elephants once resided and the Agrological Museum is worth a visit for its quality collection of sculptures from local ruins, fascinating coins and weapon of 16th century. Return to the hotel.

  • Overnight at the hotel.
08

Day 08: Hampi

After breakfast set out for a lot more of Hampi visiting the Virupaksha Living Temple, it is the focal point of Hampi Bazar and one of the city’s oldest structures. Then enjoy a splendid Coracle Ride also known as Dongi, is a bowl-shaped boat made of reed, saplings and hide. It is one of the most thrilling boat rides complete with whirlpools, high currents and crocodiles. Return to the hotel and relax for the rest of the day.

  • Overnight at the hotel.
09

Day 09: Hampi - Goa(Approx 320Kms/7Hrs)

Today after early breakfast check out of the hotel to leave by road for Goa.

Key Note :

  • The above is only a suggested program and can be customized to suit your requirements.

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