Prehistoric Tour of Hampi – Led by a local shepherd

Who were the earliest residents of Hampi?  What have they left behind? Embark on an adventure to discover hidden caves and rock shelters. 

Before civilizations made their appearance, prehistoric humans thrived in the region of Hampi. These early residents were nomadic cattle herders that would seek shelter in the natural caves of the area during the monsoon season. Although some of these Megalithic and Neolithic sites (1500 BC to 800 BC) have disappeared due to lack of conservation efforts, some of these sites survive. 

Take a tour set in the past as you visit some of the prehistoric sites around Hampi. Immerse yourself into the story of how our ancestors lived life in the early ages. If you’re a true adventure seeker and you’re passionate about prehistory, this exploration is sure to excite you. 

The tour takes place on mopeds as this is the easiest way to navigate the country roads. Along the way, local shepherds will guide us through the remote areas in the boulder hills. With the wind in your hair and history in front of you, this tour is an experience of a lifetime. 

Please note: In case you’re not comfortable riding a moped, let us know in the enquiry form so we can arrange alternative transportation.