Hampi Rediscovered | Tourism Documentary | Vijayanagara Empire

Hampi is a UNESCO World Heritage Site located in the southern Indian state of Karnataka. From being a virtually unknown and decrepit site since the collapse of the Vijayanagara kingdom in the 16th century, it got a new lease of life thanks to colonial archaeologists and subsequently, a hydropower project that came to fruition in the 1960s. Once a popular spot for European hippies, Hampi has now grown to be a venerable hub of tourism for both domestic and foreign visitors. Nearly 1,600 surviving monuments from a bygone golden era mark the last great Hindu kingdom in South India.
Equipment used -
Camera: Fujifilm XS10
Gimbal: DJI Ronin SC
Drone: DJI Mini 2
All photos and music used are Creative Commons.
Carnatic veena instrumental: Tamboori Meetidava, composed by Purandara Dasa and performed by Veena Guinness Karthik

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That karnataka classical musical composition of Purandare Dasa was nice.

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Really ? I thought it was more information about Hampi tourist behavior then Hampi itself 😉 Anyway the light and sound on video was very good .☺

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