The Hemakuta group of temples is a cluster of ancient temples situated on the Hemakuta hill in Hampi. Take a walk around these relics - the stone structures with the form of pillars and a rooftop.

It is one of the groups of monuments, which has been denominated as the UNESCO World Heritage Site. Adorned with magnificent carvings and sculptures, it is surrounded with structures including a pillared walkway, courtyards, entrances, and smaller shrines reflecting its eminence as a site of pilgrimage and national prestige both in antiquity and present-time.

King's Palace and StepWell- The huge fortified area was once the centre of the Vijayanagara Empire. Take a walk round this place: relics of fort and the adjoining king's palace.

The Lakshmi Narasimha statue is one of the most imposing sculptures found in the ruined town of Hampi.It is that it is the largest monolith statue in Hampi.

This is the most famous monument of Hampi. In this temple you would find the iconic Hampi chariott, the musical pillars and some beautiful work of art on the walls and pillars.

The Queen’s Bath is an elaborate structure with a simple exterior and an ornate interior. Built in the Indo-Islamic style of architecture, this rectangular striking enclosed space is designed to be unique than any other private or public bath in Hampi.

The Elephant Stable is an impressive structure that was used to provide shelter for the royal elephants of the Vijayanagara Empire. The elaborate structure indicates the importance attached to the royal elephants during those days. It also suggests towards the amazing craftsmanship of the artisans of that era.