Hampi Ruins Map

Hampi is part of Vijayanagara empire ruins dated 1 AD.

Between 1333 to 1567 Hampi was destroyed by Muslim sultans. Hampi was consider of great military importance being in the middle of Inida on a hill, with river near by they could escape if need be.

The Area is quite large and of great historical significance. One can spend a few days getting lost in the boulders and abandon temples.

Hampi Ruins Interactive Map

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Vithalla Temple and Carriot

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Important sites at Hampi

• Achyutaraya Temple/Tiruvengalanatha Temple
• Akka Tangi Gudda
• Anegondi
• Anjeyanadri Hill
• Aqueducts and Canals
• Archaeological Museum at Kamalapura
• Badava Linga
• Chandramauleshwar Temple
• The Kings’ balance
• The Underground Temple
• Tungabhadra River
• Uddana Veerabhadra temple
• Ugra Narasimha
• Virupaksha Temple
• Vittala temple
• Yeduru Basavanna
• Yentrodharaka Anjaneya temple
• Zenana enclosure
• Virupapura
• Madhavan Palace with more than 1,000,000 pillars
• Sasivekalu Ganesha
• Elephant's Stable
• Lotus Temple