Dedicated to Lord Shiva and Goddess Pampa, this is the only temple in Hampi still actively used for worship. Parts of the temple predate the Vijayanagara Empire. Its towering nine-storey gopuram and beautifully painted ceilings depicting scenes from Hindu epics make it a must-visit.
A beautiful two-storied structure combining Hindu and Islamic architectural styles, named for its lotus-like design and elegant arches.
Two massive monolithic statues of Lord Ganesha located on Hemakuta Hill. One is housed in a temple with tall pillars, while the other stands in an open pavilion.
A 3-meter-high Shiva Linga that remains partially submerged in water, fed by an ancient channel, creating a unique and sacred atmosphere.
A 6.7-meter-high monolithic statue of Lord Narasimha (an incarnation of Lord Vishnu), seated under the protection of a seven-headed serpent.
An impressive structure with multiple domes and arched entrances that once housed royal elephants, showcasing Indo-Islamic architecture.
A sacred hill considered the birthplace of Lord Hanuman, offering scenic views and spiritual significance.
A royal temple known for its detailed carvings depicting scenes from the Ramayana, along with processions of elephants, horses, and soldiers.
A geometrically designed stepped water tank made of granite, once part of the royal palace complex.
A grand platform where kings once sat to watch royal ceremonies and processions, decorated with intricate carvings of court life.
A plain exterior hides a richly decorated interior with arched corridors, balconies, and fountains that once flowed with perfumed water.
The largest enclosed area in Hampi, featuring platforms, underground chambers, fortification walls, and royal structures.
Located near Agastya Lake in Badami, these temples are dedicated to Lord Shiva. The peaceful setting and unique architecture make it a beautiful and spiritual destination.
Badami is known for its stunning rock-cut cave temples carved into red sandstone cliffs. It was the capital of the Chalukya dynasty and is famous for its ancient architecture, Agastya Lake, and scenic surroundings.
Often called the “Cradle of Indian Temple Architecture,” Aihole features over 100 ancient temples showcasing early Chalukyan architectural styles.
A UNESCO World Heritage Site, Pattadakal is famous for its group of 7th and 8th-century temples, blending North and South Indian architectural styles.
Vijayapura is known for its rich history and grand monuments like Gol Gumbaz. The city reflects the architectural brilliance of the Adil Shahi dynasty.
Located just 5 km from Hampi, believed to be the ancient Kishkindha from the Ramayana.