Hampi is famous for its large stones, some of which are precariously balanced on top of each other, creating surreal scenes.
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Veerabhadra Temple, located underground, is an extremely beautiful place with wonderful sculptures depicting the fierce form of Lord Shiva.
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Take a look into the past by exploring Hampi's intricately designed steps called Pushkarni, which were used as a source of water for the community.
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A breathtaking sunset can be experienced from Hemakuta Hill, where ancient temples and panoramic views blend together to create a mesmerizing scene.
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Visit the famous Vitthal Temple here and witness the fantastic Sangeet Stambha which creates different musical sounds when struck.
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Queen's Bath is a hidden underground chamber, believed to have been used by the royal family for secret meetings.
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This ornate structure in Hampi's zenana enclosure resembles a beautiful lotus flower and was once a pleasure palace for royal ladies.
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The iconic stone chariot of the Vijaya Vitthal temple complex is an architectural marvel, representing the intricate craftsmanship of an earlier era.
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The elephant stables in Hampi housed the royal elephants of the Vijayanagar Empire, reflecting their opulence and grandeur.
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Witness the awe-inspiring monolithic statues of Hampi, such as the Narasimha statue and Badavilinga, which are carved out of a single rock.
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