Hampi is one of the most beautiful cities on the banks of the Tungabhadra River in the city of Vijayanagar in the state of Karnataka. There are many grand temples surrounded by historical ruins here. Hampi is also present in the UNESCO World Heritage Site. The spread of the city of Hampi is spread in dunes of round rocks. There are more than 500 memorial signs between these valleys and dunes. According to religious beliefs, the place of birth of Hanuman is also here. Today we are going to tell you some special things about the major temples of Hampi city.

Vijay Vitthal Temple: Vijay Vitthal Temple was built in the 15th century. This temple is considered to be the best among the historical structures. This temple is built dedicating to Lord Vitthal. Vitthal is the incarnation of Lord Vishnu. The special thing of this temple is that there are some pillars here, which are knocked out by hand, the sound of 7 notes of music comes out. There are about 56 pillars in this temple, from which the music sargam originates. For this reason, these pillars are also known as 'music pillars' or 'Saregama pillars'.

Hemkuta Hill Temple: There are many Hindu temples on Hemkuta Hill. There are also ruins of the walls of the big fort here. The original Virupaksha temple is a manifold popular temple in the Hemkuta hill temple complex. This temple is one of the most important places in Hampi.

Lakshmi Narasimha Temple: Lakshmi Narasimha Temple in Hampi which is also called as the statue of Ugra Narasimha. It is the largest statue of Hampi city. This idol of Lord Lakshmi Narasimha was constructed in 1528. This statue is 6.7 meters high.

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