The living heart of Hampi — an ancient temple dedicated to Lord Shiva that has been active since the 7th century CE.
A majestic monolithic statue of Lord Narasimha — Hampi’s largest idol — symbolizing divine power and Vijayanagara craftsmanship.
India’s first and only sloth bear sanctuary, Daroji offers a rare chance to watch these shy creatures in their natural rocky habitat near the heritage ruins of Hampi.
A sacred hill believed to be the dwelling of sages, Rishimukha Parvat holds deep mythological significance as the place where Lord Hanuman first met Lord Rama during the Ramayana era.
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.
An architectural wonder famed for its “musical pillars” that emit melodic tones when tapped, the Maha Mantapa is the highlight of the Vittala Temple in Hampi.
A tranquil boulder viewpoint offering stunning sunsets over the Tungabhadra River and Hampi ruins.
A mythologically significant cave believed to be the hideout of Sugriva from the Ramayana epic, where Lord Rama met him.
The Vijaya Vitthala Temple is Hampi’s architectural masterpiece, renowned for its iconic stone chariot and musical pillars.
A giant monolithic sculpture of Nandi, Lord Shiva’s bull, carved from a single granite boulder and facing the Virupaksha Temple.
Once a bustling marketplace of the Vijayanagara Empire, Hampi Bazaar is now a heritage street lined with ancient pavilions, shops, and guesthouses reflecting the charm of Hampi’s glorious past.
A massive monolithic Ganesha statue enclosed in a pillared sanctum, admired for its graceful proportions and architectural detailing.
A monolithic statue of Lord Ganesha carved from a single boulder, symbolizing the artistic mastery of the Vijayanagara Empire.
A serene and less-crowded temple where Lord Rama is worshipped, offering a panoramic view of Hampi’s boulder-strewn landscape.
A grand yet secluded temple complex showcasing the Vijayanagara Empire’s architectural brilliance and devotion to Lord Vishnu (Achyuta Raya).
The highest point in Hampi, famed for its stunning sunrise and panoramic views over the ruins of the Vijayanagara Empire.
An ancient shrine dedicated to Lord Veerabhadra, revered for its mythological significance and serene surroundings near Matanga Hill.
A massive arched structure that once housed royal elephants of the Vijayanagara Empire.
A beautifully designed palace blending Indo-Islamic architecture with an elegant lotus-like dome structure.
