The Lotus Mahal is among the most striking secular structures in Hampi, believed to have served as a social or leisure pavilion for royal women. Its two-storeyed architecture showcases a harmonious fusion of Indian and Islamic styles, with lotus-petal-shaped arches, airy corridors, and domed balconies. Unlike most Hampi monuments, it was built using lime mortar and plastered surfaces, giving it a soft pastel look.
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| By Type | Heritage Building , Royal Structure |
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