Lord Hanuman's birth place.You need to climb 575+ steps here and it is worth to put in this effort from where we get to see beautiful nature view. If you are planning to visit please do visit during sunset as you can enjoy the view of sunset at the sunset point.

Considered to be the birthplace of Lord Hanuman this hill is very pious and houses a Lord Hanuman Temple. The name of the Anjanadri Hills comes from his mother Anjana. There are 575 steep steps leading to the temple. The parking area below is quite spacious and has areas for two - wheeler and four wheelers without any parking fees. It is better to keep your footwear for a minimal charge of Rs 3 only, wash your foot, collect Puja stuff and proceed uphill as there is no stall or shoe counter on the top. If you wish to stay longer carry eatables and water, but be cautious as monkeys can give you a harrowing time. Laddoos are available at the counter inside the temple at Rs 50 for 2 pieces. The surroundings are very scenic and add to the beauty of the place.

Anjanadri Hill - The Birthplace of Hanuman Located in the Koppal district, close to Anegundi across River Tungabhadra from Hampi, Anjanadri Hills is believed to be the birthplace of the Hindu lord Hanuman. Born to Anjana, lord Hanuman was also called Anjaneya and hence the hill is called Anjanadri hills, believed to be his birthplace. The panoramic views of the mesmerising landscapes, the astonishing sunset views and the scenic views of the Tungabhadra River flowing between the mountains and rocks will take away all your strain or fatigue if at all you have any. You can also view the Hampi ruins and the other majestic hills in the neighbourhood. The spectacular views from the hilltop of the paddy fields, coconut plantations, the Rocky Mountains on one side and the Tungabhadra on the other, are worth the climb. These are the other perks of climbing the hill apart from visiting the essence of the temple, which is the birthplace of the deity. - The temple has a rock carved Hanuman statue. - There's a Stone which has been preserved in this temple. It has been claimed to be a part of the Rama Setu, built by Lord Ram and his vanara army, to reach Lanka to rescue Sita. Placed in a water tank, and still floating. It has been believed that Swamiji of this temple brought it from Dhanushkodi. - One can feel the vibe when at Anjanadri Hill. Watching the sunrise and sunset in this hill is truly mesmerizing.

It’s surely a must visit place. Which is close to Hampi. This place is seen as a birth place of Hanuman. Also called as Kishkinda. It’s a hill that is easy to climb and there is a good parking space near the hill. It’s surely amazing to climb in the morning. The temple is pretty spacious on the top.

There are 575 steps to reach the top of the anjanadri hill. Most of the steps have the shelter and one can sit and take breath on the way. On the top of the hill, one can drink free water. It is suggested to carry a water bottle. The place is divine and sacred. Blessed to having visited the birth place of lord Hanuman.

It's the birth place of lord Hanuman.. what an awesome experience it was. One needs to climb around 575 steps to climb to the temple top the hill. Trek is quite easy. You can also stop on the mid way while climbing and rest. There are chairs placed at every 100 or 50 steps. You can also enjoy beautiful sunset from top on clear sunny days. It's beautiful. Beware of monkeys and protect your bananas 😅

Start of the climb is very easy. Eventually it gets tougher especially if one is not fit enough, even though steps are there. But its totally worth. Enjoying fresh air and marvellous views of boulder landscape. The view from the top is mesmerizing and refreshing. Climbing up early in the morning, or late in the evening is good. The temple is just ordinary but what's stunning is the view from the hill at sunset.

It is said to be the birth place of lord Hanuman 🙏🏻 there is the temple located on top of the Hill. To reach there you have to climb 570 stairs which are made by the authorities for easy of access. At the foot of hill many local shops are there to buy something as memory. The shopkeepers are also very nice and give reasonable prices. Must visit as it is easy to climb anyone can go.

It was beautiful once we reached at the top. there were a lot of steps to climb, around 575 steps... Thankfully there are break points during the climb where you can sit and rest if you are tired. It gets a little difficult when you are almost near the top. There are also many monkeys around, but they don't bother you unless you bother them. Overall it was quite a climb, but the view from top was worth and the temple was nice.

It is one of the must visit places in Hampi. The views from the top are mesmerizing. The climb can be difficult as you have to climb 575 steps to reach the top but there are proper steps. There is a Lord Hanuman Temple at the top. This place is supposed to be the birth place of Lord Hanuman. You can also visit the place to catch a good sunrise or sunset.

Hanumaan ji birth place located on anjanii hill in kiskinda. You have to climb 575steps to reach temple. The view from the temple is awesome. Temple is also called as monkey temple. While climbing hill be carefull because there is lot of monkeys. Place is very good with beautiful view.beautiful sunset view point.historical place. Dont miss while planing hampi.

It's the birth place of lord Hanuman.. what an awesome experience it was. One needs to climb around 575 steps to climb to the temple top the hill. Trek is quite easy. You can also stop on the mid way while climbing and rest. There are chairs placed at every 100 or 50 steps. You can also enjoy beautiful sunset from top on clear sunny days. It's beautiful. Beware of monkeys and protect your bananas 😅

Hanumanji's birthplace. Nice temple and a panoramic view. A small trek, 575 steps, easy level. Keep a water bottle with you, if needed caps or umbrellas as well. Note: You can take your footwear till the top. Caution: Don't risk your life for adventurous pics.

This place is truly amazing. More than 500 steps. Small kioks near temple. Carry water bottle. Use dhoti while going to temple. Western dress strictly not allowed for girls and boys.

As per local folklore this hill is birth place of Shri Hanuman. Close to 500 stone steps for reaching the top. Mostly easy-to-climb but some of the steps are steep, some high and narrow. However, it's best that people with physical fitness issues do not try the climb or try it with lot of regular rests by sitting next to the steps. The sunrise from its peak has a very beautiful view, so best time to climb is 5 am so that one reaches the top to catch a glimpse of sunrise

Must visit if you are in Hampi. Start the climb before 7am to avoid sun and crowd. Take rest whenever needed while climbing. The temple though small attracts large crowds. Magnificent view from the top.The monkeys are not aggressive. You have to feel the experience.

Lord Hanuman’s birth place, Anjanadri hill so well located. The views around will make you feel like been a guest at lord’s place🙏🏻 The mountains and the vibes around is incredible. Gives you goosebumps if you simply close your eyes, it’s so pure ☺️

Been Blessed to visit this amazing place. Total 575 steps we need to climb. Had fun climbing up the hill and the geological formation up is quite a pleasant site. The sunset was amazing but unfortunately the temple was closed.

Exciting, thrilling experience to climb the steps. Enjoyed driving to the location. Surrounded by green paddy fields. Do explore rear side steps to climb down. Must visit place. Parking facility needs improvement. Shops at the entrance are disappointing. Some police or security personnel deployment may give confidence to ladies and kids. Since Government is funding development of infrastructure, coming years May see improved facilities.

Birth Place of shree Hanuman. You have to climb around 550 steps to reach at temple but it worth to climb whole hill is covered with big rocks temple and statue of shree hanuman and shree ram is great come at this place at sunrise or at sunset you feel very Devotional. At the top of the hill you can see whole hampi and rock hills

Considered the birth place of Hanuman, Anjanadri hill is best visited around sunset. There's a temple dedicated to Lord Hanuman at the top. There are steps for most of the route on the climb up. (Around 575 steps.) Sunset views are amazing, you can see the Tungabhadra river and nearby areas from the hill. Keep your belongings safe from monkeys :)

First time visiting here and enjoyed the climbing hill top temple with friends. Great place to visit. Every one should visit once in a lifetime. 575 steps to reach the temple. Site seeing from top is awesome

This Place is believed to be birth place of Lord Hanuman.beautiful Please to visit specially during Mansoon Hill top view is mesmerizing, usually more people visit this place on Saturday. I don't know exact number of steps but there are more than 500 steps for sure.

You need to climb almost 600 steps here. It's worth to put in this effort. Lord Hanuman's birth place. Have beautiful view.

It definitely was a climb but definitely achievable. The view from the top was brilliant. The only thing that was scary about the whole thing were the monkeys. They seemed a bit aggressive when they see food probably because of all the people feeding them.

Anjanadri Hill, nestled in the sacred land of Kishkindha, is a haven of tranquility. The climb rewards with panoramic views, and the Hanuman Temple atop adds a spiritual touch. The lush surroundings and serene atmosphere make it an ideal spot for nature lovers and devotees alike. Anjanadri Hill offers a serene escape, blending natural beauty and cultural significance, creating an enriching experience for those seeking both adventure and spiritual solace.

After a trek of 575 steps (which feels much more than that by the time you reach) the picturesque view from atop is all worth it. An advice would be to not leave your shoes on a stand, especially if you have foot pain. The sunset here is mesmerizing, so make sure you reach here by 5pm as it gets dark by 6:30pm.

This the place of lord Hanuman Birth place needs to climb 570 steps we visited at weekend it was very rushed and it was Saturday also people are more i recommend to don't visit on Saturdays it will take more than an hour on Saturdays ,it was very nice place don't visit on summer it's very hot you need run on the rock it's too hot need to run on the hill

Must Visit Place with beautiful scenic view up the hill. Total 550+ steps and carry water. There are some resting places. Avoid on weekend's. Sunrise and Sunset are just beautiful.

This is a historical place related to Ramayana. Purana says lord Ramabhakth Hanuman was born in this place. There is one small temple of lord Hanuman on the top of Anjanadri Hills. There are around 575 steps to climb the hills. We took just 17 mins to climb the hills. (A moderate trekking) A lot of Monkeys are there in the pathway.

This is the birthplace of Shree Pavan putra Hanuman ji. The monkey god in Hinduism. The climb is 575 steps to the temple. There are a lot of monkeys on the way. Once you complete the climb, you can feel the fresh air and the great hills at the top. You can also see the Shree Vijaya Vittala Temple and the Shree Virupaksha Temple across the Tungbhadra River. The temple also has a floating stone kept as an example of the Ram Setu. There were many foreigners too who were climbing the hill barefoot.

Holy place, scenic view at the top. A decent trek through stairs. Arround 550 stairs to test your stamina.

Very beautiful place to visit. One have to climb 575 stairs which can be possible by elderly if you take breaks..There are benches on the way where you can relax. There are monkeys on the way so take care not to carry food items and water bottle in hand.

One of the auspicious place as per Hindu religion, birth place of Lord Hanuman. 650-700 steps that allows you to get on top of hill. You get to enjoy the picture perfect view of mountains and Hampi (palaces and Thungbadra river).

The view from Hill Top is very mesmerizing. The temple is good too. There are steep steps around 600 to reach the temple. It's said to be the birth place of Shri Hanuman Bhagwan. Not so crowded, there's smooth rush. Starts at 10 in the morning and is open till 8.30pm. Shorts aren't allowed here for both boys and girls.

Blessed and had a wonderful experience. According to puranas it is Birth place of Lord Hanuman.Total 575 steps to climb. View from the top is excellent. Need to carry water bottles. Easy to climb.Temple is very small but neat. Surroundings of temple Need to maintain more neat.

The Anjanadri Hills in lies in Hanumanahalli (which means Hanuman’s village) near to Hampi, Karnataka State, India. It is the birthplace of Hanuman. According to Sanātana Dharma, Hanuman was born to Anjana and thus Hanuman was also called Anjaneya, and his birthplace Anjaneyadri (Anjana's Hill). The hill has a Hanuman temple at the top. It has about 575 steps. The temple has a rock-carved idol of Lord Hanuman. There are also shrines of Lord Rama and Sita and Anjana Devi temple in the vicinity. You Can get nice view from top of the hill best time to visit is sunset or sunrise time ...

Great history and story behind the temple, also it's a nice Trek up the hill to to see the temple and seek blessings. The view from the temple is amazing and peaceful.

It is believed to be the birthplace of Lord Hanuman. The temple sits on a hill, you need to climb over 500 steps to reach it. The view of the old ruins of Hampi along with the paddy fields around the hill is a magnificent sight.

It's the birth place of lord Hanuman.. what an awesome experience it was.The climb to the way up is exhausting, but once you reach there, it will be all worth it. needs to climb around 575 steps to climb to the temple top the hill, Trek is quite easy. You can also stop on the mid way while climbing and rest. There are chairs placed at every 100 or 50 steps. You can also enjoy beautiful sunset from top on clear sunny days. It's beautiful Jay Hanuman Jay Shree Ram 🙏 ❤

A very beautiful place. Considered as the birth place of Lord Hanumaan. 500+ steps to be climbed to reach the top where the temple is located. Devotees can buy Pooja items from the shops below for any offerings. Experience breath taking views as you climb the hill. Paid parking space available for all vehicles.

Beautiful panaromic view from top of the hill. There 580 odd steps to climb. Good to burn calories to enjoy sugarcane juice later 😀. Try to cover in the morning to avoid hot sun. Jai Hanuman!

Looking for a perfect picturesque sunrise and sunset.. so this is the place for you...this is the birth place of Lord Hanuman,situated near Anegundi Village in North Hampi. There are around 600 steps which takes approximately 20-30 mins to climb. The view on the top is totally worth the climb...

Birth place of lord Hanuman 🙏 Visit and be the blessed from lord Hanuman Heaven ⭐❤️‍🔥 and you may get nature viewpoint of hills and river Village 😍🤩 enjoy the nature.....

I visited this place in the evening although it was sunny but the shed over the stairs will not let you feel the heat. The climb might be a little tiring but there are enough benches after few intervals on which you can take rest. On reaching the top you might sense unique sense of peace if you are a spiritual person. Alongside the temple, you have the sunset point where you can sit for a while and start the decent.

Nice Place to visit. you have to climb more than five hundred steps to reach the top. Will get a panoramic view from top. Other side to Tungabhadra river is Humpi. You can see many temples of Humpi from top.

Awesome experience! The Birthplace of Lord Hanuman gives you the energy and inner peace. A must visit if you come to hampi. Early morning visit is recommended due to less crowd and pleasant weather.

according to the place, its believed that lord Hanuman was born in this hill and hence the name. The place is very beautiful from the top and you could see Hampi from that distance. There is paid parking available. There are monkeys around the place, hence not wise to carry any eatables in hand. It would be good to carry water bottle while climbing the steps. There are lot of shops near by where you get snacks etc.

I climbed this mountain... It was very clean most tourist people visit here, even though I saw some foreigners out here. nice view from the top of the hill.... Good experience Do visit Save water... Save soil..... Save future...

This is a place that holds spiritual bond with lord Hanuman. Though the climb is of 575, it is enthusiastic and inspiring.