Best places: Hindu temples in Powerhouse Colony, India

👍 Hemkuta Hill is a beautiful hill besides another hilltop Matanga. Both the hills offer Sunrise and sunset provided a clear sky. Hemkuta has many small scattered temples, with similar style and architect. While descending this hill, the mighty Virupaksha temple with Pampa Devi temple and Manmatha tan...

👍👍 This place is like a hidden gem, you could get there by adventure only. No proper direction nothing it's just in the middle of rocks. So before going anywhere ask any local or take a guide..Also if you have good grip shoes then only go with it or go by naked foot because rocks are a bit slippery.

👍 The temple is dedicated to Lord Virupaksha, a form of Shiva. It is made from black stone and it is one of the biggest shiv linga in hampi. Usually you can book a tour cab or taxi . They'll take you to the temple along with other heritage sites nearby. There is no entry fee. Opened on weekdays as...

👍 Another well built temple just opposite to puskarini and achutaraya Temple, beside the Banks of Tungabhadra. ASI is keeping these places clean and some handfuls of stoney sitting arrangements are really helpful while getting tired. There's is also a little compound inside and one can see Varaha (wil...

👍👍 The temple, dedicated to Lord Virupaksha, is a magnificent example of Dravidian architecture. As one approaches, the towering gopuram (entrance tower) adorned with intricate carvings immediately captures the attention. The temple complex itself is a sprawling expanse of courtyards, pillared halls, a...

👍👍 Good to see old temple.

👍👍 Chandrasekhara Temple is an ancient monument that is part of the Hampi Citadel area. It is one of the first Vijayanagara structures the visitors would encounter when they enter the Citadel area from Kamalapuram. In fact, this temple was on the ancient road that led to the Peddangadi veedi from Kamal...

👍👍 Madhava (Ranga) Temple: Popularly known as Ranga temple, dedicated to Madhawa as per the inscription is built along with the Devi shrine in east west orientation. The Madhawa temple has a Garbhagriha, a vestibule and a large 18 pillared Mukhamantapa. The temple is known for its colossal sculpture of...

👍 It's the upper part of the hill of virupaksha temple from here you can see the whole virupaksha temple as well as the far hills.