Continues from the previous blog, ‘The Royal History’      We left Virupaksha temple and the crowd behind. The place where we were now, had really big boulders scattered around. Manjunath asked me to stop the bike and to have a look at one of the popular landmarks in Hampi. It was called ‘Sister Boulders’…

Continues from previous blog, ‘Day 3, part I, A Walk In The Past’      I was out of the Queen’s Bath and was walking towards my bike. A book seller approached me and showed me some books. A book on the history of Hampi caught my eye. I purchased it and was about to…

14th December, 2015 Exploring the Ancient Ruins Of Hampi      I had planned to leave for exploring the ancient ruins of Hampi by 8 o’clock because by that time the boat ferry in the river starts. But while coming back from the lakeside the night before, Sheikh asked me to witness a beautiful sunrise…

continues from the previous blog, ‘Day 2, part II, Search for the White Elephant’ 13th December, 2015 Belgaum To Hampi (264 kms)      I continued on the narrow road. Soon I was out of the Sanapur village. The road snaked through many small villages and beautiful farms. I found my self riding up on…

Continues from the previous blog -‘Day 2 – The Lake That I Missed’      Koppal was a small town and a bit crowded. All structures in this town were short. The tallest building I saw here was two stories high. Everything was painted in bright colors. The streets were abundant with shops on the…

     I woke up at 5:30 in the morning. A perfect time to wake up. I had slept at 9:30 pm the previous night and that’s why I could sleep better and wake up with abundance of energy. I wish I could follow the same schedule once I’m back home in Mumbai. I slid…

Travelogue of the Day 1 of my Solo Roadtrip in South India