Situated northeast of Hampi, Vijaya Vittala Temple is dedicated to Vittala, an aspect of Lord Vishnu. With the most extravagant architecture and exceptional craftsmanship, the temple is the main ...

The temple was established in 1534 AD by Achyuta Deva Raya and… Situated northeast of Hampi, Vijaya Vittala Temple is dedicated to Vittala, an aspect of Lord Vishnu. With the most extravagant ...

Once done at the Vittala temple, the scanners will move to the Hazara Rama temple. Next in line would be the Achyutaraya temple. The ASI team has plans to map all important structures at Hampi.

Within the Vijaya Vittala Temple in Hampi, South India are 56 pillars, each 3.6 metres high, which when gently tapped produce delicate musical notes. Tourists have been travelling to the UNESCO World ...

Visitors to the Vijaya Vittala Temple can now scan QR codes to experience the music of its stone pillars. The Archaeological Survey of India has installed these QR codes on ten pillars.

Hampi, famous for its rich history and magnificent ruins, contains a great deal of lesser-known sites waiting for your attention. While the likes of Virupaksha Temple and Vijaya Vittala Temple ...

The Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) has placed wooden barricades around the famous stone chariot at Vijaya Vittala Temple Complex in Hampi for protection. BALLARI: The Archaeological Survey ...

The Vittala Temple (bellow), with its iconic stone chariot, is the highlight of the Hampi ruins. Construction of the 16th-century temple was never completed, but, nevertheless, its architecture is ...

For history buffs and cultural travelers, Hampi’s Vijaya Vittala Temple offers an unparalleled experience. With this digital ...