LEO WOODEN RESORT

Naryanpet Near , Basapur, 583234

About the property:

This private property in Hampi features a beautifully designed and spacious riverfront home, offering both comfort and style. The premium stay lets guests to bask in the glorious sunlight and savour the gentle sea breeze. Whether you're enjoying a morning cup of coffee on the expansive terrace or hosting a sunset barbecue, the river serves as a breathtaking backdrop to remember. The stay also has an elevated restaurant on-site & is ideal for families & couples.

Accommodation Options:

✯ Mud cottage: Crafted with care by skilled artisans, the mud house pays homage to the architectural marvels of Hampi, proudly showcasing the region's glorious past.

✯ Premium rooms: Experience luxury and natural wonders with the stay's premium rooms - featuring a pool view that is an oasis of calm.

✯ Wooden cabins: Crafted with care and attention to detail, the wooden cottages are a rustic elegant masterpiece. The warm, earthy tones of the wooden interiors create a cosy and inviting ambience, making you feel right at home from the moment you step inside.

Explore the area

Anegundi: This village is often considered the older part of Hampi and is just a short ferry ride across the Tungabhadra River. It has its own set of ruins, temples, and a laid-back atmosphere.

Badami: Located around 110 kilometers from Hampi, Badami is famous for its rock-cut cave temples, forts, and intricate sculptures.

Pattadakal: Close to Badami, Pattadakal is another UNESCO World Heritage Site with impressive Chalukyan temples and intricate carvings.

Aihole: Also near Badami, Aihole is known for its ancient temples and is considered the "Cradle of Indian Architecture."

Hospet: The nearest town to Hampi, Hospet serves as a gateway to the Hampi ruins and offers modern amenities for travelers.

Tungabhadra Dam: Located about 16 kilometers from Hampi, this dam is a great place for a picnic and offers scenic views.

Hampi Bazaar: The vibrant market area near Hampi is worth exploring for its handicrafts, jewelry, and local cuisine.

Sanapur Lake: Located around 5 kilometers from Hampi, this reservoir is an excellent spot for swimming, picnicking, and coracle rides.

Virupapur Gaddi: A village on the other side of the river, it offers a more relaxed and less touristy atmosphere compared to Hampi.

Kishkindha: Believed to be the kingdom of the monkey-god Hanuman, this area features caves, temples, and scenic landscapes.

Hampi Utsav (Festival): If you're visiting during the right time, the annual Hampi Utsav is a cultural festival with music, dance, and performances.

Tungabhadra River Coracle Ride: Enjoy a coracle ride on the Tungabhadra River to take in the beautiful landscapes.

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