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February 25th 2012
Published: February 26th 2012
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The stunning city of Vijayanager is the capital of the destroyed Vijayanagara Empire is a showcase of fine medieval Indian architecture and a UNESCO World Heritage site. The city was around 26 square kilometres and was encircled by seven levels of defensive walls many of which can still be seen. Our guest house is located within metres of the older temples on Hemakuta Hill, which we visited imme... Read Full Entry



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Vishnu Temple built 1556Vishnu Temple built 1556
Vishnu Temple built 1556
Vittala Temple
Colourful but strangeColourful but strange
Colourful but strange
Vittala Temple
Coracles on the river bankCoracles on the river bank
Coracles on the river bank
Used to transport visitors to Anegondi
A villager paddles down streamA villager paddles down stream
A villager paddles down stream
Tungabhadra River
MOre temples scattered along the riverMOre temples scattered along the river
MOre temples scattered along the river
Anegondi
A Sadu walks along the TungabhadraA Sadu walks along the Tungabhadra
A Sadu walks along the Tungabhadra
Vijaynagara
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