Hampi is a UNESCO World Heritage Site on the southern bank of the Tungabhadra river in the Vijayanagar district of Karnataka. It is a sheer delight for travelers, who have an eye for history and religion. Hampi has been ranked second in New York Times must-see Global Destinations.
Hampi is an ‘OPEN AIR MUSEUM’ where anyone travelling by bus, car motor cycle etc.. sees Hampi by just viewing it from the window of their vehicle. Monuments and huge boulders perpetually presents the viewers a piece of Art that Hampi has.
Archetype of Hampi - Explorer and Sage
Bliss, Ethnic, Balanced, Spiritual, Artistry
Though Hampi being situated in Karnataka it is most visited than any other parts of Karnataka by international tourists as it is close to Goa and thus it needed an identity.
Hampi logo is still, balanced the way the surrounding is, and pillared. It is versatile and can be used in different mediums and scalable sizes. A visitor when views the place in 360 degree, only sees pillared halls with vertical hall ways and flat horizontal pillar balanced on top. Also, it is known for temple town.
