The temperature during this time is ideal for visiting the old ruins and temples, followed by comfortable evenings.
Hampi’s landscape comes alive with lush greenery, making it even more picturesque for sightseeing.
Expect crowds as it is the time when people flock to go sightseeing due to the weather in Hampi during winters.
Take a serene coracle ride quiet coracle ride on the Tungabhadra River, one of the must-do activities in Hampi.
Enjoy the cultural activities during Vijaya Utsav and Purandara Festival organised with active participation of the audience through music, dancing and superb performances.
Temperatures ranging from 16-32°C which is perfect for all-day excursions without breaking a sweat.
April to June is Moderate Season
What to expect
As the summer slowly begins, the early rains bring some relief from the heat, with bursts of greenery.
The occasional showers make exploring a little difficult and also creates slightly higher humidity.
Days remain warm as usual, though evenings are cool as temperatures drop a bit.
Temperatures falling between the range of 25-33°C which is not so hot, however, carry only essentials and drink plenty of water.
July to September is Off Season
What to expect
It is during this time that the sun is at its peak and heat waves can be quite painful, especially during the afternoons.
The scenery won’t be breathtaking as there are no cool lush green trees to give you shade.
Experience this amazing Virupaksha Car festival of Lord Virupaksha despite the scorching sun, as it is definitely one of the most important cultural affairs.
Temperatures are around 30-38°C so be ready for some extreme heat.