Discover Hampi Playground
Our tips:
- Height matters
- Lookout point
- A breather for parents
Hampi Playground
Hampi Playground is a play village in Bellewaerde's India zone. Across 400 m², children climb, scramble and slide among beautiful, centuries-old ruins. The park describes it as an Indian temple full of climbing and scrambling fun.
The concept
The playground looks like an ancient temple city, with towers, stairs, ladders and a large dome. Everything is styled after the historic Hampi in India. Children set off exploring and have their own adventures.
The Experience
There are slides (including a tube slide), step ladders, spring riders and a viewing platform in the dome. Children can happily keep themselves busy here for quite a while. It isn't a ride, so there's no real queue.
Discover Hampi Playground
Height matters
Children must be at least 1 metre tall and no taller than 1.60 metres.
Lookout point
At the top of the dome there's a lovely viewing platform. Let the children climb up.
A breather for parents
While the children play, grab a coffee or snack at Bengali Snacks in the same zone.
Visitor information
You must be at least 1 metre tall. The maximum height is 1.60 metres. Children are measured with their shoes on. In the Bellewaerde app you can check in advance who is allowed on which attraction. Children must be able to play independently.
Playing in India
After playing, you can head together to Hampi or to the lions and Amur tigers in the India zone. For a treat, go to Bengali Snacks, with waffles, pancakes and soft-serve ice cream.
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