The Tungabhadra Dam, also known as Pampa Sagar, is a water reservoir constructed across the Tungabhadra River in the Hosapete-Koppal confluence in …
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Oct 28, 2024
Worth a visit. A small entry fee to the park grounds. Bag storage at the ticket officer for 10 rupees. Once in the park take the tour bus, 30 rupees round trip. The bus goes up a very steep and twist…Full review by DARILANCE
Feb 3, 2024
We decided to visit Hampi and Badami caves and had a halt at Hosepete. We had an evening to sped and the hotel staff suggested to have a quick visit to the nearby Tungabhadra dam. We hired an auto ri…Full review by Akshay345
Jun 23, 2023
The complex is behind a manned gate outside which there is a makeshift car park where you park and then walk in. We had an elderly person with us and when we saw the state of the buses, we requeste…Full review by Tushar P
Hi, Planning to go to Hampi on 30th & 31st March. How will be the climate? Is water there in Tungabhadra dam? Are Boat facilities available in Hampi? Thanks & regards, Vivek
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Mid November to mid February is the best time to visit Hampi. It gets quite hot after that. Tunga Bhadra Dam may have less water. There is boating facility at the Dam site, Walking …
Mid November to mid February is the best time to visit Hampi. It gets quite hot after that. Tunga Bhadra Dam may have less water. There is boating facility at the Dam site, Walking around in Hampi area will be quite hot. If you have to visit now, better to carry umbrella and some head gear, lots of water to drink. Good luck and enjoy
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