A symbol of Hampi’s artistic brilliance, this stone chariot at the Vittala Temple complex is famed for its detailed carvings and resemblance to a royal chariot, reflecting the grandeur of the Vijayanagara Empire.

Known for its musical pillars that produce different sounds when tapped, the Vittala Temple ruins represent architectural innovation and religious devotion during the empire’s peak.

The oldest functioning temple in Hampi, dedicated to Lord Shiva, exemplifies the continuity of spiritual traditions and the classic Dravidian architectural style.

These ruins reveal the urban planning and vibrant trade culture of Hampi, showcasing the city’s importance as a flourishing economic and political center.

This stamp highlights the royal leisure and administrative buildings, where the Lotus Mahal’s graceful arches meet the robust architecture of the Elephant Stables.

The unique terrain of giant boulders, rocky hills, and the serene Tungabhadra River forms the breathtaking natural backdrop that complements Hampi’s historic sites.