The village of Hampi is build on the banks of the Tungabhadra River, situated in the state of Karnataka in India. The city of Hampi is of great religious importance from a pre-historic period.
The local language of the people of Hampi is Kannada. The city is also well renowned for its ruin which dates back to the 13th century.
Many of the old artifacts are been found recently which are of immense historic importance to the village of Hampi.
Hampi is mainly a city of great cultural importance. Agriculture is one of the chief occupations. Many of youth of the Hampi village are also involved in tourism.
The population of Hampi according to the 2001 India census was 59,941.
The climate of Hampi is very pleasant and thus is favorable for agriculture. The city also receives a considerable amount of rainfall during the monsoons.
The city is also home for many pre-historic temples.
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