The temple sees daily footfall of upwards of 5,000 pilgrims, which goes up to 50,000 during holidays and weekends. Hanaumantappa said the temple is a sacred place - also known as "Dakshin Kashi".

Where time stands still and legends breathe through ancient stones, Hampi is a destination offers more than just ruins. From riverside cafes to echoes of empires, it is a place where past and present ...

Hampi's Vijaya Vitthala Temple's Serene Sounds Just A Scan Away: Know More About QR Code System To Hear Musical Stone Pillars According to reports, you can listen to 25-second music clips on ten ...

In Hampi's Vijaya Vithala Temple, 500-year-old stone pillars miraculously produce the sounds of bells and percussion. Whether that's intentional or by chance remains a mystery.

In Hampi, pushkarinis, or temple tanks, once served multiple purposes. When attached to temples like Virupaksha, the water ...

Hampi is best admired from the small temple on top of Matanga Hill, where a young priest performs a puja (prayer) at sunset. This was a sacred place long before it became the capital of an empire ...

Hampi is site to a collection of hundreds of monuments, including some of India’s most significant architectural marvels which vary in size from humble shrines to mammoth temple complexes.

Virupaksha Temple in Hampi: Get tour & weather information on Virupaksha Temple. Also find out attractions, sightseeing, weather, maps, nightlife, festivals & photos at Travel.India.com ...

Hampi: A 7th-century shrine of Lord Shiva in Hampi has banned bananas in its premises, stating that devotees tend to overfeed the temple elephant as well as litter the place of worship with banana ...

HAMPI (KARNATAKA): Centuries-old Viruapaksha temple in Hampi banned bananas from its premises in a bid to keep the area clean and save its temple elephant, which is often subjected to endless ...