A heritage place that was the capital of the Badami Chalukyas, today it has transformed into a dusty, modern town that has managed to cling on to its rich history. You can amble along old-world streets to take in rustic houses (some of them have beautifully carved doorways and pillars that are worth an Instagram post or two). And of course, there are the Badami caves and the brick-coloured, 5th century Bhutanath Temples that line the Agasythya Tank. Badami is yet to be overcrowded by tourists so you can expect well-priced hotels and restaurants during your holiday here.
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