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Virupaksha temple to Queen's bath: 7 must visit sites of Hampi

Uncover the wonders of Hampi's UNESCO-listed ruins. Immerse in Vijayanagara Empire's heritage through temples, markets, and palaces! Get lost amongst the ruins!

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Virupaksha Temple

Ancient Hindu temple with intricate carvings and shrines. The temple is dedicated to Lord Shiva. Situated on the banks of the Tungabhadra, it is a must-visit. 

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Vitthala Temple

Famous for its stone chariot and musical pillars, the temple is famous for its exquisite architecture and craftsmanship.

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Hampi Bazaar

Explore narrow lanes and experience the ruins that would take you back to the once-vibrant marketplace. The ruins have a charm of their own

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Queen's Bath

Stunning bathing complex with a central pool and ornate windows grace this complex. The Vijayanagara architectural style is graciously found in the architecture

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Lotus Mahal

This elegant two-storied structure is a fusion of Hindu and Islamic architectural styles. It was used as a summer palace for the royal women during the Vijayanagara Empire

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Elephant Stable

The structure was used to house elephants of the Vijayanagara Empire. Consisting of a row of domed chambers with arched entrances it is a fine example of Indo-Islamic architecture

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