Explore the Vijaya Vitthala Temple in Hampi! This ancient marvel, also known as 'Victory Vitthala,' boasts incredible stone carvings and musical pillars. A must-see for all travelers!
Capture Stunning Photographs Of The Temple'S Grandeur.
Explore The Intricate Carvings And Sculptures Of The Temple Complex.
Marvel At The Iconic Stone Chariot, A Masterpiece Of Monolithic Architecture.
Witness The Musical Pillars And Their Unique Acoustic Properties.
October-March
₹500 per person
Built in the 15th century during the reign of the Vijayanagara Empire, the Vijaya Vittala Temple stands as a testament to the empire's architectural prowess and artistic finesse. It was built under the patronage of King Krishnadevaraya, the greatest ruler of the Vijayanagara dynasty. The temple complex was expanded and enhanced over the centuries, with contributions from subsequent rulers. After the decline of the Vijayanagara Empire, the temple fell into disuse and ruin. However, it has since been restored and is now a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
One of the most beautiful and historical temples in Indian history this temple truly signifies the glory of India in its past. It has ruins of the beautiful temples that were destroyed and looted by the Mughals with stunning architecture having a high level of detailing work done. One should definitely visit this place and the iconic chariot also features on India’s 50 rupee note.
A beautiful place of ancient history and the very famous stone chariot present on ₹50 notes. A very large temple complex with lot to explore. One can spend hours admiring the stone craftsmanship of the early days! No personal vehicles allowed near the temple, however there is a battery vehicle service available at the start. A cafeteria and clean washrooms are present at the starting point.
There are a lot of beautiful temples, majestic ruins, aquatic structures and royal embellishments of the times of yore that illustrate the glorious past. The ruins of the olden times are an incredible sight to behold, for both the pilgrims and the tourists alike
The architecture of this place is breathtaking and a must visit place in hampi. This is where the musical pillars and the world famous rock chariot is situated. From the entrance there is a distance of 500 meters to the temple compound. Battery operated buggy facility is available from the front gate to the temple at Rs. 20 per head.