Dedicated to Lord Shiva, this is Hampi's oldest functioning temple. With a towering gopuram, ancient murals, and elephant blessings, it's the spiritual heart of the city and a must-visit for pilgrims and tourists alike.
Home to the famous Stone Chariot, the Vitthala Temple is a masterpiece of Vijayanagara architecture. Don’t miss the musical pillars, which produce melodic sounds when tapped — a true architectural wonder!
A cluster of ancient shrines atop a hill offering panoramic views of Hampi. It's an ideal spot for sunrise or sunset photography and holds mythological significance linked to Lord Shiva.
Tucked away between Matanga Hill and Gandhamadana, this temple complex is relatively quiet and features ornate pillared halls and intricate carvings, capturing the grandeur of the late Vijayanagara era.
A majestic structure that once housed royal elephants, this symmetrical row of domed chambers reflects the Indo-Islamic style. A favorite for architecture lovers and history enthusiasts.
An elegant palace with delicate arches and lotus-shaped domes, this was a recreation space for royal women. The unique blend of Hindu and Islamic styles makes it an architectural gem.
The highest point in Hampi, offering a breathtaking 360-degree view of the entire ruins. A popular spot for both sunrise and sunset seekers, as well as trekkers and photographers.
A royal bathing chamber showcasing Indo-Islamic architecture. With its moated exterior and arched corridors, the Queen’s Bath reflects the luxury and artistry of royal life in ancient Hampi.
Flowing through the heart of Hampi, the Tungabhadra River adds to the town’s spiritual and scenic charm. Coracle rides, riverside temples, and ancient ghats make it an essential part of the Hampi experience.
