India is a land where history whispers from ancient stones, temples echo with centuries-old chants, and monuments stand as time's own storytellers. For travelers who love culture, heritage, and ...

Vittala Temple, the epicenter of Hampi tourism and an extravagant architectural showpiece is the undisputed highlight of anyone’s visit to Hampi. Built in the 15th century AD in form of a ...

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 ...

Go beyond the usual tourist trail in Hampi and discover more than just the famed Virupaksha Temple and Vijaya Vittala Temple. Dive deeper into the rich history and culture of Hampi by uncovering ...

One of the most dramatic architectural showpieces of Hampi is the Vittala temple, which draws in visitors with its pillared halls, sprawling campus, and its iconic stone chariot. The chariot is ...

Wonders of Ancient Indian temples 🤩 The Vijaya Vittala Temple in Hampi has 56 Musical Pillars also known as the SaReGaMa Pillars. Sa, Re, Ga, Ma, are the four of the seven musical notes.

HOSAPETE (VIJAYANAGARA): A photograph of the Vijaya Vittala temple basking in the glow of the colours of the national flag is being circulated widely on social media. The Archaeological Survey of ...

About the Vijaya Vittala Temple Constructed in the 15th century during the reign of King Krishnadevaraya II, the Vijaya Vittala Temple is dedicated to Lord Vittala, an incarnation of Lord Vishnu.

Vittala Temple, in the southwestern Indian state of Karnataka, is the site of this stone chariot, a shrine that once held an icon of the Hindu god Garuda. It is one of Hampi's most exquisite temples.

The Vijaya Vittala Temple, with its architectural marvels like the Stone Chariot and the Saptaswara Mantapa, attracts thousands of domestic and international tourists daily. For years, visitors ...

THANJAVUR: ‘Kho sala (cow farm)’ at Vittal Rukmini Pandurangan temple at Govindapuram near Kumbakonam, has received 37 ‘sahiwal’ cows from Haryana on Friday.