Hampi is a heritage site, known for its beautiful architectural marvels, and temples, and its structures date back to Hindu Vijayanagar kingdom. The monolithic structures, monuments, had been well built by the Vijayanagar Empire.
Some of the major attractions of Hampi which is located at a distance of 350 km from Bengaluru include the Virupaksha temple, dedicated to Vishnu's form Lord Virupaksha, and the Hemakuta hill which has some amazing monuments.
The other major attractions include
the Vithala temple with its scriptures, the musical pillars it has, the stone
chariot with Garuda image, the Hazara Rama temple, and the House of Victoria, the Queen's bath and Rock climbing.
