Hampi is a beautiful city situated on the banks of the Tungabhadra River in the India's state of Karnataka. It is famous all over the world for its beautiful and large carved temples. Especially for the Virupakasha Temple which is dedicated to tshe patron god of the Vijayanagar Empire. The city of Hampi is spread out as the ruins that have been included in the UNESCO's World Heritage in 1986. The Hampi city has been an integral part of the Vijayanagar Empire. It is a magnificent appeal surrounded by nearly 500 ancient monuments, once hustling street markets, beautiful temples, forts, treasury, and picturesque ruins. Hampi invites tourists to come here again and again.
The city of Hampi was the capital of the great Vijayanagar Empire during the 1500 AD. For some of the accounts of that time, it was also the second-largest city in the world. But then this status of Hampi came to an end during the subsequent periods. A lot of temples and blocks can be seen in Hampi. The area around Hampi is full of mysterious blocks. The entire city is surrounded by rocks of different types and sizes that make this place more attractive.
Hampi is one of the most exclusive historical tourist destinations in southern India. The world-famous Hampi has a lot to offer for those who love to explore the region’s history. In general, this city is ancient rubble of civilizations of the past. The temples, their architecture, are believed to have been influenced by the Vijayanagar style of the south. Here, the figures in the temples are very much in the Vijayanagar style. If you want to turn your holidays into a different twist, this historic site will be special to you. The best time to visit Hampi is during October and November when there will be a three day long Hampi festival held every year.
Hampi is known for its temples with wonderful architecture, you can begin your journey from the grand temple of the wisdom and the deity of the knowledge. The structure and architecture of the temple greatly influence the tourists who come here. The main pavilion of the temple has a grand idol of Saseavu Ganesh. The site is quite ancient and the ideal location for a historic trip. The scene around the temple is full of natural treasures. Lovers of photography can get brilliant experiences here.
