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Anjanadri Hill (Anjaneya Hill)

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Believed to be the birthplace of Lord Hanuman, Anjanadri Hill is one of the most sacred and scenic sites in Kishkindha (Anegundi region), offering panoramic views of the Tungabhadra River and Hampi’s boulder-strewn landscape.
Anjanadri Hill (Anjaneya Hill)

Anjanadri Hill, rising amid the mythic terrain of Kishkindha, is venerated as the birthplace of Lord Hanuman and attracts both pilgrims and travelers seeking spiritual solace and scenic beauty. The hilltop temple dedicated to Anjaneya (Hanuman) can be reached by climbing around 575 steps, each revealing breathtaking views of Hampi’s surreal boulder landscape and the lush paddy fields below. The atmosphere atop the hill is serene, often filled with the sound of temple bells and chants, making it a meditative experience.


The site is deeply rooted in the Ramayana legend—believed to be the place where Hanuman first met Lord Rama. Sunset from the summit is spectacular, offering a 360° view of the UNESCO-listed Hampi ruins, the Tungabhadra River, and the surrounding hills like Rishimukha Parvat.

How to Reach Anjanadri Hill (Anjaneya Hill)
Anjanadri Hill lies just across the Tungabhadra River from Hampi; visitors can take a coracle (round boat) ride from Hampi’s Virupapur Gadde side or reach by road from Anegundi village (about 5 km).
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  • The climb can be tiring in the midday heat; it’s best to visit early morning or late afternoon.
  • There are no food stalls at the top; carry water.
  • Footwear must be removed before entering the temple.
  • Monkeys are common—avoid carrying visible food items.
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