The Tungabhadra River, a significant waterway in South India, originates in the Western Ghats of Karnataka and winds its way through Andhra Pradesh. As it passes through the historic city of Hampi, the river offers a unique experience with traditional coracles, round, woven boats that have been used for centuries. Visitors can enjoy leisurely rides on these boats, gliding along the river’s gentle currents and taking in the scenic surroundings. The Tungabhadra not only provides a picturesque setting but also a tangible connection to the region’s rich cultural heritage.
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