Hampi

At some point of time in the world, Hampi was the second largest city in the world, given the vastness of its bustling markets, treasures, lavish lifestyle of king and merchant class and astonishing temples. Grabbing the panoramic view of the city by climbing on one of the boulders situated circlin the mysterious historic city of Hampi gives a complete view of the geography. The presence of Tungabhadra River adds a further beauty to the face of the city.

Virupaksha Temple

The Virupaksha sanctuary (or Prasanna Virupaksha sanctuary) is situated on the banks of the Tungabhadra waterway at Hampi. Worked during the seventh hundred years, the wonderful engineering and history of the sanctuary have made it an UNESCO World Heritage site.

Vithala Temple

The most noteworthy construction in Hampi, the Vithala Temple traces all the way back to the sixteenth hundred years and is a really marvelous illustration of rich engineering. The renowned stone chariot, which has turned into a notable image of the design of Hampi, is situated inside the premises of this sanctuary.

Lotus Temple

The Lotus Palace in Hampi is perhaps the most famous milestone in the town. Named so for the manner in which the construction seems to be a lotus in sprout, this castle was the assigned region for the imperial ladies of the Vijayanagara Empire and is found inside the Zenana Enclosure.

Hampi

Virupaksha Temple

Vithala Temple

Lotus Temple

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