The Hazara Rama Temple is a captivating historical site in Hampi, India. Its intricate bas-reliefs depicting scenes from the Ramayana and stunning architecture make it a must-visit for history enthusiasts. The temple's serene atmosphere and well-preserved carvings offer a glimpse into the rich cultural and religious heritage of the Vijayanagara Empire. A visit to Hazara Rama Temple is a journey back in time, providing a unique and immersive experience for anyone interested in ancient Indian art and architecture.

The Hazara Raama Temple in Hampi is a gem that beautifully encapsulates the essence of the Ramayana through its myriad carvings. The name, meaning "a Thousand Rama," aptly describes the rich narrative depicted throughout the temple's architecture.. One of the conveniences is the easy availability of parking, ensuring a hassle-free visit. The well-maintained lawns surrounding the temple add to the overall charm, providing a serene ambiance for visitors. As you step inside, the temple unveils a mesmerizing display of intricate carvings, offering a captivating journey through the epic tales. A must-visit in Hampi, inviting you to immerse yourself in the historical and artistic wonders of this sacred site..🕍🌿

This temple is located within the Royal Enclosure and was hence believed to be a temple reserved exclusively for the Royals and the residents within the Enclosure. It lies between the royal residences and the ceremonial structures. It is dedicated to the Rama avatar of Lord Vishnu. Though there is a debate about the nomenclature of the temple, the inscriptions indicate that the name literally means 1000 Ramas, alluding to the depiction of the Ramayana sequences carved in great detail, on the outer walls of the temple. The carvings are arranged in three tiers all along the outer walls of the temple. Apart from the main garbha griha, there is a sheltered and pillared corridor all around, a beautiful pavilion also pillared, and a temple dedicated to the Goddess. All the pillars have carvings of divine figures. The Devi temple is covered with beautiful carvings narrating the Luv-Kush episodes of the Ramayana. The main temple also has carvings on the walls from the Bhagavata, depicting principally episodes from Sri Krishna's child hood, or of Bala Krishna. The size of the temple, the details of the carvings, amongst other aspects, lend credence to the belief that this was indeed a temple that had extensive royal patronage!!

This temple has a numbers of beautiful arts which are created on the wall of the temple and you can get to know some significance about Ramayana so must visit.

Do visit this temple to witness a splendid display of an art in the form of the finest stone carvings. I'm amazed to see the extreamly beautiful portrayal of the epic Ramayana in the form of the stone carvings inscribed on the walls and pillars of the temple. If you watch closely, you get the lively feeling of different Ramayana incidences actually happening in front of your eyes. The term 'Hazara' literally means thousand Ramas, portrayed through these carvings. Perhaps, there would be more than thousand, given the carvings are spread across the length of the temple. A must visit place in Hampi.

This is situated inside the Royal enclosure . Contrary to belief it is not because of 1000 ( am sure there are more ) carvings telling the story of the Ramayana , but that it is built with a very open courtyard - which gives it the name . It is just an amazing recollection of the Epic Ramayana which is carved into tablets of big sliced rocks - in three storey’s Around the temple . The inside of the temple is carved with black stone pillars . Must visit and one would be amazed to see some key scenes from the Ramayana depicted so succinctly!

Hazara Rama literally means a thousand Rama and refers to the large number of Ramayana panels depicted on the walls. The temple was built in the 15th century century by Devaraya II and is dedicated to Lord Rama. It is one the best temples of Lord Ram but no pooja or offerings. The temple is known for its beautiful carvings, where one can see the story of Ramayana on its walls.

It's a temple holding ramayana story engraved on thousand sound and hence name given as hazari Rama temple. The temple is soo beautiful and surrounded by lush green environment. It's located just 200 steps ahead of elephant stable. The temple is so nicely built and we'll maintained. A must visit of traveling in hampi and interested in seeing our rich culture and heritage.

Hazara Rama Temple, the name itself says that the temple has carvings of thousands of stories of Ramayana. The temple has beautiful pillars carved with stories of Ramayana. The main inside of temple has pillars of black rock whereas rest of the temple is carved out of different stone as the colour see. This is a temple bit the door of the temple is close & there are no idol inside it. Once you are done with Queens Bath you can visit this temple.

This temple was dedicated to Lord Rama and it was the study centre for Royal Family children during the Vijayanagara period. The temple depicts the whole episode of Ramayana and Mahabharata from left to right and from bottom to top on the walls. The mandapa walls illustrate 108 scenes from the Ramayana. These proceed in a clockwise direction around the walls of the square mandapa. They begin with Valmiki telling the story to a seated King, and the fire sacrifice of Dasharatha (father of Rama).

A beautiful temple now is a monument. At least this is saved from the invaders of maha bharatha varsha. I spent 2 hrs watching every stone carving. Loved it to universe and back. Ramayana is live here like a movie

The temple was build during Vijayanagar Empire and has a marvelous architecture. Hazara Rama Temple has carvings from Ramayana and that's where the name comes from. It is the only temple nearby the Royal Enclosure and it is believed to be the the temple where Royal people used to worship.

It was built in the early 15th century by King of Vijayanagara, Devaraya II, and was constructed as a simple structure. The walls of temple will represent's the story of the Ramayana from starting to end by beautiful sculptures. Each and every wall will surely amaze you. The Temple Ambience will reflect the indian sculpture structure.

The Hazara Rama Temple is a unique temple in many aspects. The first thing that draws attention about the temple is its name. The term ‘Hazara Rama’ literally means a thousand Rama and refers to the multitude of relics depicting the reigning deity of the temple. The walls of the temple carry the story of Ramayana carved on stone. The outer walls of the temple are decorated with bas-relics of Rama and Krishna. Hazara Rama Temple in Hampi is an important shrine in Hampi. This small but beautiful temple is located at the center of the royal area. The temple is dedicated to Lord Rama, a hindu deity. It was once the private temple of the kings and the royal family of Vijayanagara. The temple is famous for the lovely bas relics and panels depicting the story of the epic Ramayana. Hazara Rama Temple was built in the early part of the 15th century by the then king of Vijayanagara, Devaraya II. It was originally built as a simple structure. It consisted of only a sanctum, a pillared hall and an ardha mantapa. Later the temple structure was renovated to add an open porch and beautiful pillars.

Hazara Rama temple is located near the Royal Palace complex, it was built by Krishnadevaraya in early 16th century. The walls have some intricate carvings depicting stories from Ramayana.

What beautiful architecture. It has one of the most beautiful carvings on the wall. Very detailed carvings throughout the walls. This temple is near to the palace remains, but still has very few visitors. The temple has Lord Rama, which was worshipped by the Muslim community back in the days!

I am giving 3 star because in this temple only for Royal can enter. Hazara Rama Temple is a dominant shrine in Karnataka. This small but beautiful place of worship dedicated to Lord Rama is located at the center of the royal area of Hampi. The temple which was the private temple of the kings of Vijayanagara is popular for the lovely relics and panels depicting the story of the epic Ramayana. It was built in the early 15th century by King of Vijayanagara, Devaraya II, and was constructed as a simple structure. It comprised of only a sanctum, pillared hall, and an Ardha mandapa. However, later it was revamped for an open porch and beautiful pillars. A lawn is situated on the northern side of the temples and two large gateways lead to the temple compound. The Temple which is a distinctive temple in many aspects has obtained its name from the multiple relics portraying the prime deity of the temple, Lord Rama. The walls convey the story of Ramayana carved on stone. The outer walls of the temple are embellished with bas-relics of Rama and Krishna. The relics also depict processions of horses, elephants, attendants, soldiers, and dancing women taking part in the Dasara festival rally at that time. There are amongst the most unique ones to be found anywhere in India. The Temple stands as an example of the marvelous craftsmanship of Vijayanagara’s sculpture. There are a lot of monkeys in and around the premises, so one needs to take care of their belongings There are shops around the temple which sell cucumbers, biscuits, and mangoes The time required to cover is about 1 hour

Beautifully 🤯😳💖 carved temple which depicts the history of that time on it wall really awesome mind 😲 of an architecture Must visit place dont miss it out Hazara Ramaswami temple was built by Sri Krishna Devaraya. Hazara Rama Temple in Hampi is an important holy place in Hampi. The temple is dedicated to Lord Rama The Temple which is a distinctive temple in many aspects has obtained its name from the multiple relics portraying the prime deity of the temple, Lord Rama. The walls convey the story of Ramayana carved on stone. The outer walls of the temple are embellished with bas-relics of Rama and Krishna The famous Hazara temple of Vijaynagar was built during the reign of Krishnadevaraya. He is credited with building some fine temples and adding impressive gopurams to many important south Indian temples. He also founded a suburban township near Vijayanagar called Nagalapuram after his mother The entire outer wall is filled with 5 rows of sculptures depicting the various warriors including soldiers on elephants, on horses, soldiers on foot etc as well as dancers, musicians and Krishna Leela etc

Hazara Rama Temple is a dominant shrine in Karnataka. This small but beautiful place of worship dedicated to Lord Rama is located at the center of the royal area of Hampi. The temple which was the private temple of the kings of Vijayanagara is popular for the lovely relics and panels depicting the story of the epic Ramayana.

Very beautiful temple where thousands of sculptures are carved on the walls and columns of the temple which shows the incidents that happened in Ramayana. The outer walls of the temple are embellished with bas-relics of Rama and Krishna. The relics also depict processions of horses, elephants, attendants, soldiers, and dancing women taking part in the Dasara festival rally at that time. There are amongst the most unique ones to be found anywhere in India. Hazara Ramaswami temple was built by Sri Krishna Devaraya. Hazara Rama Temple in Hampi is an important holy place in Hampi. The temple is dedicated to Lord Rama. It was once the private temple of the king Sri Krishna Devaraya of Vijayanagara

The wall carvings of the temple depicts the episodes of epic Ramayana. These carvings are too beautiful and gives a glimpse into the world of Vijayanagara Empire's rich culture. The architecture of the temple is stunning as well and makes it must visit to history enthusiasts. Temple surroundings are calm and serene. The name translates to Thousand Rama and this is probably due to number of carvings around the temple.

A peaceful temple amidst the ruins of Hampi. Puje is not performed here . One can hire a guide to fully appreciate the purpose this temple was built for. Very close to the MahaNavami dibba.

Hazara Rama temple is a significant historical and religious site located in Hampi, a UNESCO world heritage site in Karnataka. Built in the early 15th century, the Hazara Rama temple 🛕 is to dedicated to Prabhu Shree Ram , an avatar of the Lord Vishnu ❤️🚩🙏🏻. Must visit this beautiful city Hampi💯

Less crowd very peaceful place ! Splendid display of stone carvings on the temple , You can explore the place in detail ! History lovers will definitely love this place !

Superb !! This elegant temple is located inside the vijayanagara emperors palace complex and entry was only for royal families. Like in every other hampi temple we can witness great craftsmanship on this temple with Ramanaya story on temple walls. Since its inside palace complex its named as 'Hazara' meaning courtyard and definitely its not meant to represent 1000 Rama deitys.

This is the temple full of surprises and you wills start discovering one after another when you start entering to Hazara Rama Temple. Hazara Rama Temple is a dominant shrine in Karnataka. This small but beautiful place of worship dedicated to Lord Rama is located at the center of the royal area of Hampi. The temple which was the private temple of the kings of Vijayanagara is popular for the lovely relics and panels depicting the story of the epic Ramayana. Suggestion- Use “Digitour” app to discover story behind this temple. Don’t forget to visit back of the temple otherwise you will miss KrishnaDevraya palace and mint.

Comparatively small temple. As the name suggests here you will find 1000 beautiful carvinhgs on the outer wall. Each describing stories of Ramayana. Hence a parikrama comprises to reading whole ramayana in one go. Each and every carving express the incidence without a single word. Very beautiful. Inside the main sanctum beautiful black stone pillars having carvinhgs of Lord Vishnu Avatara in lncluding Kalki avatar A must visit.

This is the Hazara Raama Temple in Hampi which translates to a Thousand Rama. This name comes from the description of the Ramayana in carvings all around the temple. You can easily find parking here. The lawns surrounding this are very well maintained. The temple is amazing with intricate carvings. Hope you visit this on your visit to Hampi.

I have visited Hampi thrice. All visits were during the time when I was not writing google reviews, so I dont have a lot of pictures to upload. But trust me, this temple is stunning and words are not enough to describe the beauty of it. There are a thousand carvings in it from Ramayana hence the name. Try to get in there when it's not very crowded. You can truly spend some quality time in here.

Nice temple, it is in the Hampi monuments area...

This is called as hazara Rana temple as the entire temple adorned in its inter and outer walls the sculptures about social life Ramayana and Mahabharata. As usual there is no idol in sanctum Sanctorum. Three other walls is showing pictures about hunting women delivery procedures exercises and the havan hall with perfect ventilation and sitting places to do Havans. One of the best temple in its pristine glory it is walkable distance from Lotus Mahal and elephants stable

The carvings on the walls here tell the Lord Ram's victory over Raavana. Great architecture! 🕉️🙏👏🏼

Hazara Raama Temple is the only temple situated in the core zone of the royal Enclosure between the residential and ceremonial Enclosures !!!!!!!!!!! 15 th century temple !!!!!!!!!!!! The temple is known for its sculpted Frieze !!!!!!! The narrative sculpture of the LAVA-KUSHA story on the Devi Shrine so because of this temple evidently called Hazara Raama Temple and it is also know as Narrative Sculptures of the Bhagavad Gita!!!!!!! Especially of Bala Krishna and the sculpture polished pillars of the MAHAMANTAPA ( Main hall )!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

The Hazara Rama Temple is unique in many ways; intricate carvings are superlative. The temple is dedicated to Lord Rama and the carvings on the wall depict scenes of Ramayana.

Located near to Royal Enclosure, this temple was perhaps one of the private temples of the King of Vijayanagara utilised for family functions...The walls and ceilings are full of images from Ramayana and also the lives of people from that era . You can distinctly see the female warriors, elephant mahouts, horse traders inscribed on the walls beautifully ..must visit when in Hampi.