Hampi Bicycle Tour

1. Virupaksha temple-  This is part of a group of monuments, designated as UNESCO World Heritage Site
2. Hampi Bazaar- It was a local market where people used to sell heaps of jewels and gold.
3. Kadalekalu Ganesha- is one of the largest and  monolithic statues of Lord Ganesha that exists in the southern part of India
4. Sasivekalu Ganesh- This monolithic statue carved out of a huge boulder measures about 2.4 meters 
5. Krishna Temple- The Krishna temple is known for its exquisite carvings and elegant architectural designs. 
6. Krishna Bazaar-  is a relatively newly excavated site in Hampi & this Bazaar is associated with the Krishna temple
7. Monolithic Ugra Narasimha statue- The speciality of the sculpture is that it is the largest monolith statue in Hampi.
8. Badavi Linga- This is a temple dedicated to lord Shiva and is a monolithic statue.
9. Underground Shiva temple - it is one of the popular temples that are visited by tourists on the Hampi trail.
10. Mint area - These are the temples situated in the much popular Royal enclosure which fall on the way to Kamalapuram from Hampi.
11. A viewpoint of Noble Men's Quarters - This is where the aristocrats of the Vijayanagar lived. The ruins of the foundations spread out over a valley among the foot of small rocky hills. 
12. Zanana Enclosure - The Zenana Enclosure was a fortified and secluded area reserved for the royal ladies of the Vijayanagara Empire.
13. Lotus Mahal - Also known as Chitrangani Mahal and Kamal Mahal, this falls under the secular or nonreligious categories of structures in Hampi.
14. Elephant stable - The Elephant Stable in Hampi is an impressive structure that was used to provide shelter for the royal elephants of the Vijayanagara Empire.
15. Watch Tower- This is the largest and most detailed of all watchtowers among the Hampi ruins.
16. Hazara Rama temple- This temple is located to lord Rama is an important shrine in Hampi.
17. Royal Enclosure- This fortified area had been the seat of power of the fallen empire. 
18. Mahanavami Dibba- This is the tallest structure in this area and hence the first thing you would notice as you enter the royal enclosure
19. Underground secret chamber- This sub-terrain chamber has probably used a treasury of a secret discussion room, located inside the citadel area.
20. Stepped tank- Pushkarini are the sacred water tanks that are attached to the temples and these were considered as sacred during the ancient time.
21. Queen's bath- The Queen’s bath in Hampi is a colossal bath that exemplifies the architectural excellence prevalent during the days of the Vijayanagara empire

*Note: Many attractions are next to each other or in the same complex so while tour covers a lot of places but it is still not a rushed tour.