How to reach Anjana Parvat (birth place of Hanuman)?

  1. Reach Bangalore railway station.

  2. Take a train from Bangalore to Hospet, which is the nearest railway station to Hampi. There are several direct trains that operate between Bangalore and Hospet.

  3. From Hospet, you can take a local bus or hire a taxi to reach Hampi, which is around 13 kilometers away. It takes around 30-45 minutes to reach Hampi from Hospet.

  4. From Hampi, you can hire a local guide or take a local bus or a rickshaw to reach Anjana Parvat, which is around 5 kilometers away. The road to Anjana Parvat is not well-maintained, so it's recommended to hire a local guide or a private vehicle.

Overall, it takes around 7-8 hours to reach Anjana Parvat from Bangalore railway station, including the train journey and the road trip.

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