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Archaeological wonders tagged “hampi”

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🇮🇳 India · Temple complex

Hampi Vittala Temple Complex

Vijayanagara Empire 15th–16th c. (1336–1565 peak) · Vijayanagara Hindu (Kannada-Telugu)

Vittala Temple (1513 under Krishnadevaraya) – Vijayanagara's sculptural apex: Garuda stone chariot (temple car shrine), 56 musical pillars (Saregama columns emitting seven notes), 3-tower gopuram,…

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🇮🇳 India · Hydraulic works

Hampi Aqueducts and Stepped Tanks

Vijayanagara 14th–16th c. · Vijayanagara Hindu

Hampi hydraulic – Vijayanagara capital's Tungabhadra canal system: 15 km Raya canal, aqueduct on pillars crossing 2-tier, Pushkarini stepped tanks (6.8m deep chlorite schist, geometric black basalt…