Hampi Bazar

Welcome to Hampi, a World Heritage Site	The modern tourist district inside Hampi itself is Hampi Bazar	Many Hampi Bazar guesthouses have rooftop restaurants with views of the Virupaksha Temple	Vicky's Guest House, Hampi Bazar
Mango Tree Restaurant and a pair of guesthouses, Hampi Bazar	The tourist trade at Hampi Bazar	Moonlight Restaurant, Hampi Bazar	Handicrafts for sale, Hampi Bazar
Another Mango Tree Restaurant...	Monkey on a post with the morning newspaper	Gopi Guesthouse and Rooftop Restaurant	Chill Out...too bad Hampi Bazar is a dry village
Touristy Hampi Bazar	The ruins of the ancient Hampi Bazaar is just south of the modern settlement	Ruins of Hampi Bazar	The ruins of Hampi Bazar form a long avenue connecting the Virupaksha Temple with Mathanga Hill
Ruins in Hampi Bazar still showing some paint	Some ruined structures of Hampi Bazar look like they had been reinhabited for while	Ruins of Hampi Bazar	The main avenue of the ruins of Hampi Bazar leading to the Virupaksha Temple to the west
Ruins of Hampi Bazar	Ruins of Hampi Bazar	This ruins has been reused for a photo exhibition	Hampi Bazar is located along the Tungabhandra River
During the day, small ferry boats link Hampi Bazar with the tourist village of Kishkinda on the north side	Squatter camp, Hampi Bazar	A restaurant on River Road outside Hampi Bazar	Along River Road near Hampi Bazar
Elephant with mahout along the river, Hampi Bazar	Tungabhandra River, Hampi	Tungabhandra Ghats, Hampi	Tungabhandra Ghats, Hampi
Hotel Mayura Bhuvaneshwari, Kamalpur	The road from Hampi to Hospet, the nearest city	Hospet, Karnataka	Waves Bar and Restaurant, the closest decent place for a cold beer to Hampi