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Hampi

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    • Hari 17

      Hitchhiking

      17 November 2022, India ⋅ ⛅ 28 °C

      We walked so much already and the sun was hitting hard on us. We stopped some nice young man on a motorcycle and asked him to take us the last 2 Km. It was a bamby ride on a sand "road". It was so much fun!Baca lagi

    • Hari 18

      Slow

      18 November 2022, India ⋅ ⛅ 23 °C

      We open the day slowly, still feeling the hardships of yesterday in our muscles. We orderd Banna dosa, Chapati and eggs, since we felt less like eating spicy breakfast. We enjoying the slow morning, watching colorful birds and butterflies dancing in the sky above the Bannana plantationBaca lagi

    • Hari 120

      Hampi, 4 mois de voyage

      4 Januari 2023, India ⋅ ☀️ 29 °C

      Fatiguées de Goa et du bus de nuit particulièrement sport nous arrivons à Hampi et là c'est juste magique. Le paysage est unique entre les palmiers et les rizières des chaos granitiques. A cela s'ajoute des temples d'une beauté incroyable.
      Le matin en attendant le bac nous regardons la baignade d'un éléphant.
      l'Inde est faite d'émotions fortes puisque profitant des gat, ils s'avèrent qu'un bébé a disparu dans l'eau pendant la toilette du matin....
      Ça y est cela déjà 4 mois que je suis partie ! Quelle aventure !
      Baca lagi

    • Hari 10

      Un tour de temple ?

      22 Januari 2023, India ⋅ 🌙 24 °C

      Un tour de temple, ça vous dit ?

      Ce temple édifié en 1534 par Achyuta Raya et consacré à Tiruvengalanatha, un avatar de Vishnu, s’étend sur un site remarquable, en pleine nature où écureuils et moutons peuplent les ruines.Baca lagi

    • Hari 200

      Hampi

      6 Februari 2023, India ⋅ 🌙 25 °C

      PRT/ENG: Despertamos de madrugada sobresaltados com a voz do motorista a gritar a nossa paragem ¡Hospet! uma cidade a 13km de Hampi. Rapidamente agarramos nas nossas malas antes de que parta o autocarro e saímos para o exterior ainda com ramelas nos olhos, despenteados com o ar dos loucos.
      Apanhamos um rickshaw, que já estava à espera, para nos levar à guesthouse em Hampi. Deixamos as mochilas na recepção, enquanto esperamos para a hora do check-in e vamos tomar o pequeno-almoço. Encontramos a um espanhol, que nos ouve falar e nos recomenda a provar o chai e as dosas de côco e banana daquele café que está virado para a rua. Sentamo-nos numas cadeiras de plástico e somos apresentados ao melhor té chai com leite que provámos na vida. As dosas não ficaram muito atrás. Fomos atrapados por este sítio mais duas vezes.

      Começa a nossa exploração por este exótico novo destino, considerado património da humanidade pela Unesco. Hampi é uma cidade arqueológica do séc XV, capital do antigo império de Vijayanagara. Os viajantes portugueses Duarte Barbosa, Fernão Nunes e Domingo Paes descreveram que esta cidade era de tal forma grandiosa que os seus olhos nunca haviam visto nada igual no mumdo e que o seu monarca era perfeito em todas as coisas. Desta majestosa cidade apenas resta uma pequena aldeia e as suas ruínas espalhados por inúmeros hectares. Ruínas estas não menos majestosas, compostas pelas muralhas da cidade, palácio real, templos, esculturas, jardins, estradas, mercados, tudo o necessário para habitar numa capital e como epicentro um complexo de templos e de torres que se podem observar a kms de distância. A cidade é banhada pelo rio Tungabhadra e rodeada por maciços rochosos graníticos amontonados, denominados boulders. A vegetação é típica de um clima seco e a sua fauna é variada: leopardos, ursos, crocodilos, javalis, hienas e uma grande variedade de pássaros.

      No primeiro dia visitámos alguns templos e conhecemos a um grupo de franceses, israelitas e ingleses que nos convidaram a uma excursão a umas cascatas. Este sítio tinha uma piscina natural onde nos podemos refrescar, dar uns saltos da rocha e passar a tarde em contemplação da natureza. No dia seguinte passeámos tranquilamente por outra parte da cidade, lemos à beira rio, vimos o pôr-do-sol desde um templo no topo de uma montanha e comemos comida indiana riquíssima. Na aldeia existe um ambiente relaxado, muitas lojas de roupa e artesanato, restaurantes em rooftops e zonas lounge onde se misturam novos hippies com os outros turistas.
      No terceiro dia alugámos uma mota e terminámos de ver as ruínas mais periféricas e fomos até ao outro lado do rio onde se pode encontrar a natureza mais exuberante e os campos de arroz e bananeiras. No dia em que escrevo este texto, devolvemos as mochilas à recepção do hotel e depois de revisitarmos alguns dos sítios mais emblemáticos abrigamo-nos do sol num dos nossos rooftops favoritos, estendemo-nos por horas nos colchões que estão no chão, tomamos um último sumo de fruta e almoçamos enquanto fazemos tempo para o autocarro nocturno que nos levará até à costa oeste e às famosas praias boémias de Goa.

      ENG: We woke up at dawn startled by the voice of the driver shouting our stop ¡Hospet! a town 13km from Hampi. We quickly grab our bags before the bus leaves and we go outside with still goo in our eyes, disheveled with the look of madmen. We took a rickshaw, which was already waiting, to take us to the guesthouse in Hampi. We leave our backpacks at reception while we wait for check-in time and go have breakfast. We meet a Spaniard, who hears us talking and recommends us to try the chai and the coconut and banana dosas at the cafe that faces the street. We sit on plastic chairs and are introduced to the best té chai with milk we have tasted in our lives. The dosas were not far behind. We got caught by this place twice more. Our exploration of this exotic new destination, considered a World Heritage Site by Unesco, begins. Hampi is a 15th century archaeological city, capital of the ancient empire of Vijayanagara. Portuguese travelers Duarte Barbosa, Fernão Nunes and Domingo Paes described this city as being so grandiose that their eyes had never seen anything like it in the world and that its monarch was perfect in all things. Of this majestic city, only a small village and its ruins spread over countless hectares remain. These ruins are no less majestic, consisting of the city walls, royal palace, temples, sculptures, gardens, roads, markets, everything necessary to live in a capital and as the epicenter a complex of temples and towers that can be seen from miles away. . The city is bathed by the Tungabhadra River and surrounded by piled up granite rocky massifs, called boulders. The vegetation is typical of a dry climate and its fauna is varied: leopards, bears, crocodiles, wild boars, hyenas and a wide variety of birds. On the first day we visited some temples and met a group of French, Israeli and English people who invited us on an excursion to some waterfalls. This place had a natural pool where you can cool off, do some rock jumping and spend the afternoon contemplating nature. The next day we strolled peacefully through another part of the city, read by the riverside, watched the sunset from a temple on top of a mountain and ate very rich Indian food. In the village there is a relaxed atmosphere, many clothing and handicraft stores, restaurants on rooftops and lounge areas where new hippies mix with other tourists. On the third day we rented a motorbike and finished seeing the most peripheral ruins and went to the other side of the river where you can find the most exuberant nature and fields of rice and banana trees. On the day I wrote this text, we return our backpacks to the hotel reception and after revisiting some of the most emblematic places, we shelter from the sun on one of our favorite rooftops, we stretch out for hours on the mattresses that are on the floor, we take a last fruit juice and lunch while making time for the night bus that will take us to the west coast and the famous bohemian beaches of Goa.
      Baca lagi

    • Hari 24

      Virupaksha Temple, Hampi

      26 Oktober 2019, India ⋅ ⛅ 28 °C

      One of many Hindu temples here. 1st is a long look over the temple. The large tower to the right is the gate. Next is the main courtyard. 3rd is the temple elephant who lives to the left of the previous picture. The elephant is decorated for it's role in temple activities. The rest are details of some of the buildingsBaca lagi

    • Hari 12

      Segen und Securitys

      28 Februari 2020, India ⋅ ⛅ 27 °C

      Eigentlich wollte Mr. Paul (ein Mitarbeiter im Hostel) mit uns Hampi unsicher machen, letztendlich hatte er aber doch einen anderen Rikscha Fahrer engagiert, der uns den Tag über noch mehr von Hampi zeigte. Nach einem Affentempel auf einem Felsen ( 525 Stufen hoch oder so) sind wir zu einem Stausee gefahren. Über die runden Steine konnte man ins kalte Wasser klettern was echt nice war, außerdem haben wir noch einige andere Backpacker da getroffen. Der letzte Tempel war nochmal besonders, da man ohne Schuhe ewig über Steine und Schotterwege laufen musste um dann zwischen Felsspalten hindurch in eine Höhle zu klettern in welcher ein kleiner Tempel war. (Zu diesem Zeitpunkt hatten wir leider eine Flasche Wasser weniger da erst ich und dann Katy von Affen angegriffen wurden die nach unserem Wasser gegeiert haben. Katy konnte sich dem Affe gegenüber leider nicht durchsetzten.) In dem Tempel wurden wir dann gesegnet, und obwohl keiner verstanden hat was genau wir machen mussten als der Priester (?) uns Kerzen und Blumen hingehalten hat, uns den roten Punkt auf die Stirn malte und wir meditieren sollten, war es echt spannend und schön.
      Der Tag danach war geprägt von mindestens 30 Indern (nicht übertrieben) die Bilder mit Pauli und mir machen wollten als wir nochmal an unserem Lieblingsplatz saßen und gemalt haben. Was btw laut einem Security-Typ, welcher zwei Mal vorbei kam, verboten zu sein scheint.
      Baca lagi

    • Hari 15

      Saivirupakshasway

      15 November 2022, India ⋅ ⛅ 29 °C

      SRIVIRUPAKSHA

      Hampi's Virupaksha Temple was initially a small shrine. Hampi Viroopaksha Devala constructed in the 9th century C.E., and later developed into a huge complex built during Vijayanagara ruleBaca lagi

    • Hari 16

      Cooking course 1 on 1

      16 November 2022, India ⋅ 🌙 27 °C

      We returned to our hostel, after a full day and 12 km waking. Starving. Wenn we ordered food, we asked to enter the kitchen and see how it was made. We recived a crushed course, how to make Malai Kufta and lemon rice.

      Stories of today will probably be updated later cus we dont have wifi.
      The reason for this is that a monkey played with the cable. Now the intire village is disconnected.
      Baca lagi

    • Hari 15

      Give me silence please.

      15 November 2022, India ⋅ ⛅ 26 °C

      We took the bus and drove 30 min though wonderfull agriculture view of rice, corn and bananas Fields. We just arrived at Hampi and were attacked by rickshaw wishing to take us all over. I was so annoyed and had to have breakfast first, before i will deal with the flys. They ask and do not stop even if they are refused. Best is to ignore them. I started just tell them desperately to leave me alone 😔
      But then we found some nice place to eat and even got an explanation of how to prepare Idly. Rice is mixed with beans (the one in the photo) and left over night. Then they are are crushed and formed into shape. Then they are steamed
      Baca lagi

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