Set within a serene family banana plantation just 3 kilometers from the historic site of Hampi, our hostel offers a tranquil retreat for nature lovers and adventurers alike. The property is designed to provide a peaceful and secluded environment, perfect for relaxation and rejuvenation. Guests are welcomed with complimentary transportation to and from the Bus Station upon arrival and departure, ensuring a seamless start and end to their stay. Accommodations include large, comfortable bedrooms in the plantation house, each featuring ceiling fans, marble flooring, and ensuite bathrooms, as well as cozy tents with double mattresses for those seeking a more rustic experience. The hostel is committed to sustainability, offering free WiFi, communal vegetarian meals made with organic, home-grown produce, and free mineral water with metal flasks available for purchase as part of our plastic-free initiative. Guests can enjoy free tea and coffee, access an honesty fridge stocked with drinks and snacks, and participate in yoga sessions on the rooftop or the Sun Salutation on the boulders at sunrise upon request, with mats provided.
 

The hostel's location, just 3 kilometers from Hampi, provides easy access to several notable attractions in the area:
Virupaksha Temple: This ancient temple, dedicated to Lord Shiva, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the most significant religious landmarks in Hampi.
Vijaya Vittala Temple: Known for its iconic stone chariot and musical pillars, this temple complex is a marvel of Vijayanagara architecture.
Hampi Bazaar: A historic marketplace located near the Virupaksha Temple, offering a glimpse into the vibrant trade and culture of the Vijayanagara Empire.
Hemakuta Hill Temples: A collection of ancient temples and ruins providing panoramic views of Hampi and its surroundings, perfect for sunset viewing.
Lotus Mahal: An elegant pavilion in the Zenana Enclosure, showcasing Indo-Islamic architectural style and intricate carvings.
Elephant Stables: A grand structure with 11 domed chambers that once housed the royal elephants of the Vijayanagara Empire.
Matanga Hill: Offering the best views of Hampi, this hill is a popular spot for trekking and watching the sunrise or sunset.
Achyutaraya Temple: Nestled between Matanga Hill and the Tungabhadra River, this temple is less crowded and features beautiful carvings and a peaceful atmosphere.