The Virupaksha Temple in Hampi has a rich and fascinating history that spans over several centuries. It is a famous Hindu temple located in Hampi, a village in the state of Karnataka, India. It is one of the oldest functioning temples in India and is dedicated to Lord Virupaksha, a form of Lord Shiva. Here […]
One of the most iconic and mesmerizing monuments in the ancient city of Hampi, Karnataka is the Stone Chariot. This exquisite architectural masterpiece, carved out of a single gigantic granite rock, stands as a testament to the artistic prowess of the Vijayanagara Empire. Let’s delve into the enchanting world of Hampi’s Stone Chariot and discover […]
Hampi is a historical town in Karnataka and it’s worth every minute spent planning. It’s beyond magical and has pretty much unlimited ruins to explore and sites to see. But it’s the vibe that Hampi has which blends perfectly with the terrain of the place. You’ll get the feeling of Flintstone in the middle of […]
Hampi has two main cultures: the holy and the hippie culture. Hampi is listed in the UNESCO World heritage sites record because of the royal history it had which has been translating throughout the villages of Karnataka. Believed to be the origin of an episode in Ramayana where Lord Rama came to visit Hanuman to […]
Hampi – the lost kingdom situated in the state of Karnataka is one the historically richest places in the ancient times. Being listed on the UNESCO World Heritage site , Hampi has been one of the most visited places in India from all around the world and the reason behind is the flawless architecture and […]
India has long been a Hippie paradise and has attracted backpackers from all over the world. It’s only very recently since the widespread use of technology that there has been a rise in the number of young Indians who have taken up backpacking and started to explore parts of India. If you’re one such youngster, […]
Temples, palaces, markets, and other buildings may be found among the nearly 4,100 hectares of Hampi’s ruins. Text by Dhiraj Parmar