Vittala Temple and the Stone Chariot
The high point of Vijayanagara architecture: a 16th-century temple with a stone chariot in its courtyard and pillars that ring at…
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The high point of Vijayanagara architecture: a 16th-century temple with a stone chariot in its courtyard and pillars that ring at…
A working temple to Shiva that predates the empire and has been in continuous worship for over 1,300 years, with a 50-metre gopuram over…
The highest point in the ruins, with a 360-degree view over the boulder field, the river and the temple complexes at first light.
The administrative and residential quarter: an Indo-Islamic pavilion, eleven domed elephant stables and the stepped tank.
The colonnaded street in front of Virupaksha, with a hill of small pre-Vijayanagara shrines above it that catches the sunset.
The older settlement across the river, with a village of mud houses and a 575-step climb to the hill said to be Hanuman's birthplace.
A spin in a round basket boat below the ruins, past Purandaradasa mandapa and the ancient river-crossing stones.
A large 1534 temple complex in a natural amphitheatre between two hills, with a long ruined market street in front and hardly any…