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A grand structure with 11 domed chambers that once housed the royal elephants of the Vijayanagara Empire.
An exquisite example of Indo-Islamic architecture, believed to have been a royal retreat for queens.
A large fortified area that was the heart of the Vijayanagara capital, containing palaces and administrative buildings.
An elegant royal bathing complex for queens, featuring a central pool with beautiful Indo-Islamic architecture.
A beautifully preserved stepped water tank used for religious ceremonies, showcasing exceptional engineering precision.
The highest point in Hampi offering spectacular panoramic views, popular for sunrise and sunset treks.
Hill dotted with ancient temples offering stunning sunset views and insights into pre-Vijayanagara architecture.
A historic 1-kilometer market street that was once a bustling commercial center of the Vijayanagara Empire.
Home to the largest monolithic statue in Hampi, depicting Lord Narasimha carved from a single stone.
A large temple complex dedicated to Lord Vishnu, built in 1534, set amidst beautiful natural surroundings.
Believed to be the birthplace of Lord Hanuman, featuring a temple at its summit with 575 steps.
Temple famous for its extensive bas-relief carvings depicting scenes from the Ramayana epic.
One of the largest Ganesha statues in South India, standing 4.5 meters tall, carved from a single boulder.
A massive monolithic statue of Lord Ganesha carved from a single boulder, standing 2.4 meters tall.
An ancient temple dedicated to Lord Shiva, part of the Hampi World Heritage Site, and still an active center of worship since the Vijayanagara era.
Located in Hampi, Karnataka, it's famous for its iconic stone chariot and musical pillars, dedicated to Lord Vitthala (Krishna).
A unique temple dedicated to Lord Hanuman, with an idol installed by the saint Vyasaraja.
